New York Times visual reporter, Walter Thompson-Hernández, will give a talk on the role of public scholarship.
Events
All CSRC events are free of charge, open to the public, and do not require an RSVP unless otherwise noted. Programs are subject to change.
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The conference will be in Nahuatl, Spanish, and English.
Melissa Castillo-Garsow will perform a reading from her first volume of poetry, Coatlicue: Eats the Apple (VerseSeven, 2016).
Panelists explore the lives of artists who immigrated to New York.
La Gran Promesa will be show in Spanish with English subtitles.
Jonathan Yahalom will share findings from his extensive study of rural family caregiving for elders living with dementia.
Refugee Re/Enactments is a site-specific performance that will be presented on Dickson Court.
UCLA Professor Emeritus Dr. Carlos Manuel Haro will present a slideshow of never-before-seen photographs from the 1968 East L.A. walkouts.
Professor Saldaña’s book talk will address the effects of NAFTA, narcos, and the legacy of the indio bárbaro.