Symposium: “New Dimensions in the Study and Practice of Mexican and Chicano/Latino Social Movements”
This bi-national symposium brings together activists to explore Mexican and Chicano social movements.
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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This symposium explores emerging and unsolved issues in poverty and health in Latin America.
Visit the CSRC Library to view the exhibition Chican@s (re)Imagining Zapata.
Join us for a talk by John Feeley, specializing in Western Hemisphere affairs.
Please join us as Professor Carlos B. Gil discusses his award-winning book We Became Mexican American.
Julian Aguon is an indigenous Chamoru activist, attorney, and author.
Join us for a performance followed by a Q&A and artist talk on trauma, religion, and the queer community.
Join us for a reception celebrating the CSRC Library exhibition, Chican@s (re)Imagining Zapata.
Join us for Richard Montañez's book talk and signing.