Alejandra Rosenberg Navarro

Alejandra Rosenberg Navarro is an Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies at Brown University, joining in 2023. Her research focuses on modern Iberian cultural studies, visuality, and archival practices in 19th-20th century Iberian and transatlantic contexts. She explores intersections of media, gender, race, and nation through film, ephemera, and print culture. Her first book project examines women’s amateur film practices in the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking Atlantic.

Education: PhD in Spanish & Portuguese from New York University (2023), MA from Columbia University, and BA from Universitat Pompeu Fabra. She teaches courses such as HISP 0650: Advanced Spanish Through Literature & Film and HISP 2620T: Iberian Temporalities. Public initiatives include the film series Domesticities and collaborations with Cinema Batalha and KJCC.

Her publications analyze domestic labor in early home movies and Catalan women’s amateur filmmaking. Ongoing work emphasizes feminist archival methodologies and transatlantic cultural histories.