Samuel Martinez
Cuban-born ethnologist, ethnographer, cultural anthropologist, and professor of anthropology

Cuban-born American Cuba

Quick Info

Profession	Cuban-born ethnologist, ethnographer, cultural anthropologist, and professor of anthropology
Nationality	Cuban-born American
Date of Birth	XX/XX/1959
Birthplace	Cuba

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Bio/Wiki

Summary	Samuel Martinez is a Cuban-born American ethnologist and professor of anthropology at the University of Connecticut. His work has focused on human rights, Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic, and related questions of activism and visual culture.

Career

Current/Primary Role	Professor of Anthropology at the University of Connecticut
Known For	Research on the struggle for human rights for Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic and their Dominican-born offspring Work on north-south knowledge exchange in human rights Research on the rhetoric and visual culture of activism against women rights

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. He is Cuban-born.
2. He has published extensively on human rights issues involving Haitian immigrants in the Dominican Republic.
3. His research also includes north-south knowledge exchange in human rights.

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