Teresa Delfín

Teresa Delfín is a Lecturer at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California. She is affiliated with the Communication (BA) and Digital Social Media (MS) programs. Her research focuses on gender and sexuality within Latinx and Latin American communities, alongside advocacy, rhetoric, diversity, inclusion, and race/ethnicity studies.

• PhD in Cultural Anthropology, Stanford University
• MA in Cultural Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley
• BA in Cultural Anthropology, Evergreen State College

Her work bridges cultural anthropology and documentary filmmaking, emphasizing narratives of identity and social dynamics in multicultural contexts. She explores global perspectives and Latinx/Latin American cultural discourse through both academic and creative practices. Delfín’s documentary Daughter, Sister, Mother (2018) was officially selected for Puerto Vallarta Pride 2018, highlighting her commitment to marginalized communities.