Listed below are the subjects that LARRP institutions have agreed to acquire in additional depth.
Institutional contact information can be found on the LARRP Member List page.

Argentina 

• Arizona State University (Literature, Cinema, Theater, Performance and Art)
• University of California, Los Angeles (Humanities and Social Sciences)
• University of Minnesota
• University of Southern California  (Literature)

Belize 

• Tulane University

Bolivia 

• Cornell University
• University of Pittsburgh

Brazil 

• Columbia University  (Social Science)
• Emory University
• University of Miami
• University of Minnesota
• Ohio State University  (History, Social Sciences, & Literature)

Caribbean 

• University of Florida
• Rutgers University  (Theater)

Central America 

• Tulane University

Chile

• Harvard University  (Social Sciences)
• Princeton University  (Political Science, Domestic Policy Issues, Social Issues, Indigenous Affairs)

Colombia 

• Florida International University
• Harvard University  (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Costa Rica 

• University of Kansas

Cuba 

• University of Miami
• Syracuse University  (Literature and Social Sciences)

Dominican Republic 

• Columbia University
• Syracuse University  (Literature and Social Sciences)

Ecuador 

• University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

El Salvador 

• University of Southern California

Guatemala 

• Tulane University
• Yale University

Mexico 

• University of Arizona  (Art)
• Arizona State University  (Literature, Cinema, Theater, Performance and Art)

• Brigham Young University  (Literature)

• University of California, San Diego  (Chiapas, Chihuahua, and Coahuila)
• Harvard University  (Humanities and Social Sciences in Mexico's southern states)
• University of Minnesota
• Syracuse University  (Geography)

Nicaragua 

• Yale University

Paraguay 

Peru

• Cornell University

Puerto Rico

• University of California, Berkeley
• University of Connecticut
• Syracuse University  (Literature and Social Sciences)
• Yale University

Uruguay 

• University of Notre Dame  (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Venezuela 

• University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Afro-Latin America

• University of Wisconsin 

Architecture

• Columbia University

Art, Architecture, Art History, Photography 

• University of New Mexico

Cinema 

• University of Southern California

Cinema Studies and Video 

• New York University

Ethnohistory, Migration, and Graphic Literature

• University of Pennsylvania

Indigenous and Popular Literature 

• Indiana University

Latin American & Caribbean Labor History

• Duke University

Mesoamerican anthropology and archaeology, especially the Maya, with emphasis on materials from Guatemala and Mexico 

• Vanderbilt University

Political Humor and Caricature 

• Duke University

Popular Music, emphasizing Cuba & the Caribbean

• Florida International University

Sound Recordings of Popular & Folk Music (Brazil & Central America)

• University of Pennsylvania

Women's Activism 

• University of Michigan