Introduction Memories of the Urban
1. Public History in the Making. The Pueblos Originarios of Mexico City: Memory, Territory, and Legal Status
2. Memories of the Urban Past: The Experience of Metropolitan Histories
3. Stories of El Parian: Public History as an Organizing Tool in Urban Community-Based Processes Periphery and Erasure
4. Memory, Trauma, and Resilience: Stories of the 19S Earthquake
5. Periferia grafica
6. Creating Memory and the Reimagining of the Edge of Tenochtitlan Exclusion Beyond Mexico City
7. The Self-Taught Border Art of the Deported: Luis Sotero
8. Humanizing Deportation: An Archive of Migrant Knowledge
9. Unveiling Feminist Cartography in Yucatan: From the First Feminist Congress of 1916 to the First Women to Hold Elected Office in 1923 Re-Placing the Museum
10. Relic, Connection, Loss: Public History and Community Narratives in Mexico
11. From Praxis to Production: The Symbolic Displacements of Linguistic Patrimony in Mexico’s Nineteenth Century
12. A Community Museum in the City: Heritage and Public Uses of the Past in Valle de Chalco Solidaridad Intimate Spaces
13. Between Joy and Frailty: Minimal Stories of Dwelling in Mexico City
14. The Invisibles of the Arts: Stories of Performance Artists from Confinement
15. Stuck at Home: A Comic on Covid-19