Cecily Raynor is Chair of the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures and Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies and Digital Humanities at McGill University. Her research explores how global forces shape local cultural and linguistic realities, with a particular interest in how individuals construct identity across both digital and physical environments. She works extensively with cultural materials that emerge from the margins, focusing on underrepresented narratives within Latin American literature and digital culture. Professor Raynor is currently engaged in a research program that examines how contemporary Latin American cultural production responds to health and environmental crises.