Events
April 26, 2019
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1:14am–1:14am
The 3rd Annual Luis "El Machete" Valdez Speaker Series Presents: Jose Carrasco
Dr. Jose Carrasco is a founding faculty of the Mexican American Studies Department and is a long time activist and community organizer. As Chair to one of the first programs of its kind in the country, he will give us an insiders view of the challenges and triumphs he experienced during his tenure. Taking us back to the years of the Chicano Movement in the Santa Clara Valley he will share insights to the times and events surrounding that historic movement. Free Tickets reserve on Facebook Hosted by San José State University Mexican American Studies Department
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10:00am–11:30am
Webinar - Healthy Activism and Long-Term Well-Being: What does it take?
The 4th in a series of webinars, takes a long-term look at the Undocumented Stress Cycle and what long-term well-being might mean for young people impacted by undocumented status. Dr. Ellis considers the role of activism in the lives of undocumented young persons, as undocumented activists are often treated as models of youth empowerment and resilience. Yet, while activism serves as a valuable means for helping young people develop positive identities, it also poses social risks and personal challenges that frequently go unacknowledged both by professionals and activists themselves. RSVP
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3:00pm–5:00pm
Chicana and Chicano Scholars Transforming Higher Education
One of a series of panel discussions in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Cgucabi and Chicana Studies Dept of San Jose State University.
Hosted by San José State University Mexican American Studies Department
