The authors relay the real-life stories of more than 100 DREAMers from four states.
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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Hernandez-Linares will perform in a class meeting of CS 107: Latina/o Families in the U.S., taught by professor Leisy Abrego.
Guzman-Lopez will talk about these and other stories, and how he’s dodged the guillotine of the multi-platform journalism revolution.
An international conference hosted by the Stanford University Art & Art History Department. A free event, open to everyone.
Underwood has exhibited and lectured nationally and internationally for more than twenty-five years.
Award-winning author and UCLA alumnus Jeff Chang discusses his new book Who We Be: The Colorization of America.
Olguín will read from two new poetry collections.
Celebrate Día De Los Muertos with the CSRC at this year's Los Angeles Latino Book and Family Festival.
A reception will take place following the talk.