REAL DE ASIENTOS: Society and culture

Bachelor's degree in History from the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes (2018). Her main lines of research are related to art history. She has participated as a co-author of the chapter "The Stipe Baroque in Aguascalientes and the Events that Transformed the Altarpiece of Juan García de Castañeda" in Regional History, New Approaches and Perspectives, coordinated by Dr. Luciano Ramírez and Dr. Marcela López Arellano (2019); as well as the author of the article "Analysis of the Painting 'The Raft of the Medusa'" (2019) and the chapter "Stipe Baroque in Aguascalientes." Two religious buildings erected in the 18th century. For the digital record of the Diploma in Religious Art. From Painting to Altarpieces in the State of Guanajuato (2020). He currently works at the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes as a Research Assistant in the History Department. He is pursuing a Master's degree in History at the Autonomous University of Zacatecas.

Master's in History from the Autonomous University of Zacatecas (UAZ). She gave the lecture, "Giving a Voice to the Voiceless." Oral History: Recovery of Personal Experiences", at the Museum of the Northern Border, Piedras Negras, Coahuila (2023). She gave the lecture, "Women in the New Hispanic Era: Legal, Social Condition, and Business Administration," at the IV Virtual Seminar "History of Women." Interdisciplinary Voices" (2022). She participated in the workshop "A Look at the Family Reconstruction Method: Its Usefulness in Latin America," organized by the Inter-American Network for Family and Kinship Studies (2022). Research areas: demographic history, women's history (17th-18th centuries), economic history. She currently works as a Community Educator for Doctors Without Borders.

Bachelor's degree in History from the Michoacan University of San Nicolas de Hidalgo (2007). Master in Archaeology (2013), Master in History (2017), and Doctor in History (2020) from the Colegio de Michoacán within the lines of generation, innovation, and application of knowledge (LGAC) Strategies and political processes in ancient Mesoamerican societies and Art, religion, and culture, respectively.
Research lines and topics of interest: pre-Hispanic history of Michoacán, regional history of the Bajío, forms of indigenous government during the contact period, prestige goods, political and economic processes in Postclassic societies and the early years of the Spanish conquest, and the migration of Tarascan Indians to the north of New Spain in the 16th-18th centuries.

Bachelor's degree in History from the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes (UAA). Master's and Doctorate in History from the Colegio de Michoacán. She was a beneficiary of the "Program for the Encouragement of Artistic Creation and Development (PECDA, 2022)" in the category of Research and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage. She completed a three-year Academic Postdoctoral Fellowship at UAA (2020-2023) where she developed various historical research projects. He currently works as a Lecturer and Research Assistant in the Department of History at UAA. Among his recent publications are "The Spanish Flu in Aguascalientes, 1918" in Diseases, Hygiene, and Epidemics published by IMAC (2021) and "The Parish of Our Lady of the Assumption in the 18th Century" in Ten Years of World Heritage published by UAA and the Aguascalientes Cultural Institute (2020). Research lines and areas of interest: regional history, social and cultural history, history of the Catholic Church.

Bachelor's degree in History from the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes with the thesis "Death Before the Camera." Post-Mortem Photographic Portraits in Aguascalientes: Use and Social Function. 1869-1949 (2019). His research focuses on death and funerary practices. In 2019, he participated as a speaker in the 3rd International Colloquium on History, Architecture, Sculpture, Urbanism, and Funeral Customs, which took place from May 7 to 9 at the National Museum of Anthropology and History. Among his recent publications: "The Ritual of the Little Angels Seen Through Its Sources: The Case of Post-Mortem Child Photography in Aguascalientes," in De Muertos, Fiestas y Panteones. Attitudes towards death in Aguascalientes, 18th-20th centuries (2019), coordinated by Professor Vicente Agustín Esparza. He currently works as an archivist historian at the Conservation Workshop of the Ica for the Memórica project. Mexico, Make Memory.

Bachelor's degree in History and Master's degree in Social and Humanistic Research from the Universidad Autónoma de Aguascalientes, PhD in Sociocultural Studies from the same institution. She has worked as a teacher at the Cultural Institute of Aguascalientes, the National Pedagogical University, and the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes. He has conducted research on funerary art in the cemeteries of the state capital and various municipalities. He has also studied the establishment of civil necropolises; sanitary reforms, epidemics, and endemics during the 19th century.

Researcher and author of texts on the regional history of northeastern Mexico. Author, among other texts, of: "Guachichiles and Franciscans in the Oldest Book of the Convent of Charcas, 1586-1663"; "Hidalgo and the Insurgents in the Province of Coahuila in 1811"; "Coahuila during the Reform War, 1858-1860" and "Coahuila during the French Intervention 1862-1867." He coordinated the publication of the encyclopedia Coahuila through its municipalities, as well as various catalogs of Coahuila's documentary collections; one of them is the Catalog of Sources for the War and Indian Culture in Coahuila. He is a full member of the Coahuila College of Historical Research. He is currently the director of the General Archive of the State of Coahuila.

Bachelor's degree in History and Master's degree in Social and Humanistic Research from the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes. Her research focuses on women's education in the 19th century, the history of women, and gender studies. She has published articles and chapters such as "Representation of Women in Aguascalientes Society during the Porfirio Era" (2018), "The Emergence of 'Higher' Education Institutions for Women in Mexico in the Second Half of the 19th Century" (2022), co-author with Marcela López Arellano of the chapters titled "Writing, Women, and Context. Mercedes López's thesis in 1927” (2019), “The first female professors at the State Institute of Sciences of Aguascalientes 1899-1920. Breaking the mold in a male-dominated space" (2021). She has worked as a research assistant.

Doctor in Social Sciences and Humanities/History, from the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes (UAA). Professor-Researcher in the Department of History at UAA. Head of the General Archive Department at UAA. She belongs to the National System of Researchers SNI Level 1. He is part of the Permanent Seminar on Citizen Memory CIESAS-INAH, the Seminar on the History of Education UAA, and the Seminar on Gender and Higher Education Institutions CIESAS-COLSAN. Her research lines are the social history of written culture, gender history, and the history of women in Mexico, 19th and 20th centuries. She is the author of Anita Brenner. A Jewish writer with Mexico in her heart, Mexico: UAA, CDIJUM, 2016, 2017. She has coordinated books and published book chapters and articles on the aforementioned topics. Since 2005, she has collaborated weekly on a Radiogrupo program with a history segment in which she has mainly disseminated information about women's history, books, and the history of Mexico.