Jane E. Lavery is Associate Professor in Latin American Studies, University of Southampton, UK. She works on contemporary Mexican and Latin American visual, cultural and literary studies with a focus on gender, the Día de Muertos, multimedia production and digital humanities.Nuala Finnegan is Professor in Spanish and Latin American Studies, University College Cork, Ireland. She researches contemporary Mexican literary and visual studies with a particular concentration on gender, gender-based violence and cultural production.

• Chapter 1: Día de Muertos during the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 2: Commemorative Shifts and Transformations to Día de Muertos in Mexico in 2020-21.- Chapter 3: ‘Contagious’ Feminist Interventions and Cultural Politics:  Marcha de las Catrinas, Día de Muertas, and Calaveritas Pandémicas 2020-21.- Chapter 4: Creative and Digital Placemaking: Home and Community Responses to Día de Muertos in the UK and Ireland (2020).- Chapter 5: Constructing Spaces of Renewal: Community Responses to Día de Muertos in the UK and Ireland (2021).- Chapter 6: Calaveras Pandémicas: A Decolonial Archive of Pandemic Poetry.- Chapter 7: PostScript: Día de Muertos 2022 and Beyond.

Jane E. Lavery is Associate Professor in Latin American Studies, University of Southampton, UK. She works on contemporary Mexican and Latin American visual, cultural and literary studies with a focus on gender, the Día de Muertos, multimedia production and digital humanities.Nuala Finnegan is Professor in Spanish and Latin American Studies, University College Cork, Ireland. She researches contemporary Mexican literary and visual studies with a particular concentration on gender, gender-based violence and cultural production.

• Chapter 1: Día de Muertos during the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 2: Commemorative Shifts and Transformations to Día de Muertos in Mexico in 2020-21.- Chapter 3: ‘Contagious’ Feminist Interventions and Cultural Politics:  Marcha de las Catrinas, Día de Muertas, and Calaveritas Pandémicas 2020-21.- Chapter 4: Creative and Digital Placemaking: Home and Community Responses to Día de Muertos in the UK and Ireland (2020).- Chapter 5: Constructing Spaces of Renewal: Community Responses to Día de Muertos in the UK and Ireland (2021).- Chapter 6: Calaveras Pandémicas: A Decolonial Archive of Pandemic Poetry.- Chapter 7: PostScript: Día de Muertos 2022 and Beyond.

Jane E. Lavery is Associate Professor in Latin American Studies, University of Southampton, UK. She works on contemporary Mexican and Latin American visual, cultural and literary studies with a focus on gender, the Día de Muertos, multimedia production and digital humanities.Nuala Finnegan is Professor in Spanish and Latin American Studies, University College Cork, Ireland. She researches contemporary Mexican literary and visual studies with a particular concentration on gender, gender-based violence and cultural production.

• Chapter 1: Día de Muertos during the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 2: Commemorative Shifts and Transformations to Día de Muertos in Mexico in 2020-21.- Chapter 3: ‘Contagious’ Feminist Interventions and Cultural Politics:  Marcha de las Catrinas, Día de Muertas, and Calaveritas Pandémicas 2020-21.- Chapter 4: Creative and Digital Placemaking: Home and Community Responses to Día de Muertos in the UK and Ireland (2020).- Chapter 5: Constructing Spaces of Renewal: Community Responses to Día de Muertos in the UK and Ireland (2021).- Chapter 6: Calaveras Pandémicas: A Decolonial Archive of Pandemic Poetry.- Chapter 7: PostScript: Día de Muertos 2022 and Beyond.