Chicano-Latino Studies

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Farmworker Awareness Week: Who grows your food?

Migrant farmworkers in the United States—the people who plant, cultivate, and harvest our food—are beating the odds if they live to be 50 years old.

Roberto De Anda, Chicano/Latino Studies faculty, authored the article "Ernesto Galarza and Mexican Children's Literature in the United States," published in Camino Real: Estudios de las Hispanidades Norteamericanas, Vol. 7, No. 4.

Roberto De Anda, Chicano/Latino Studies faculty, authored the article "Ernesto Galarza and Mexican Children's Literature in the United States," published in Camino Real: Estudios de las Hispanidades Norteamericanas, Vol. 7, No. 4.

February Digital Marketing Breakfast

For the February breakfast, the Professional Development Center is partnering with Rosetta Marketing to discuss multicultural media convergence, social media and marketing.

February Digital Marketing Breakfast

For the February breakfast, the Professional Development Center is partnering with Rosetta Marketing to discuss multicultural media convergence, social media and marketing

Transnational Feminist Perspectives From Migrant Women Workers

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies presents:

Transnational Feminist Perspectives From Migrant Women Workers

A Lecture by Robyn Rodriguez, Associate Professor of Asian American Studies at University of California, Davis.  

Free screening of Maquilapolis

 

Tuesday, November 27th
Maquilapolis

Hosted By: Eco-femmes
Location: WRC
Time: 4pm-6pm

This film addresses the lives of female sweatshop workers and the negative effects of globalization in a free trade zone within Tijuana.