Central American Studies: a Library Guide con Tamalitos & Sweets
13
Oct
Tue
Learn how to do ethical research on Central America, the people, their lives on the isthmus and in the US.
Learn how to do ethical research on Central America, the people, their lives on the isthmus and in the US; their struggles, the fight for immigration justice, resilience & resistance against extractivism and for ancestral territory, feminisms, reproductive justice & Trans rights, movements, revolution & much more!
A collab between Nazia Islam, an Interdisciplinary Studies Librarian at The Claremont Colleges Library, & Suyapa Portillo Villeda professor Chicanx Latinx Transnational Studies (PZ) & expert on Central American Studies with the brilliant students in CHLT 72 and CHLT 85 classes!
Event Information
Organization
- Intercollegiate Department of Chicanx-Latinx Studies
- Writing Center
- Community Engagement Center (CEC)
Event Type
Event Organizer
Chicanx Latinx Transnational Studies at Pitzer
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