Reopening UConn Fall 2020
MA Program in Latina/o and Latin American Studies
Engage in coursework and research in Latinx, Caribbean and Latin American worlds. A limited number of stipends with tuition waivers are competitively available for full-time students.
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Black Lives Matter. Action must be taken against white supremacy on a global scale.
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We are sad to announce that we are postponing La Colectiva’s visit until the Fall of 2020. Stay tuned. Stay safe.
@colectivafeministapr will be here for multiple events in Hartford and Storrs! You can’t miss it. #uconnhuskies #Uconn #feminism #puertorico
Come join La Colectiva (@colectivafeministapr), Nina Vazquez (@nnvzqz) and Katharine Morris for a discussion on Puerto Rico’s Summer of 2019, student activism and more.
Tijuana, Baja California (Mexico) is undergoing a migratory crisis impacted by the United States government’s promises to enclose its southern border. Concurrently, the city’s municipal government has designed programs to revitalize the tourist infrastructure and reduce crime. This presentation offers an ethnographic account of the wage-labor discrimination and geographic seclusion deported Mexicans experience in Tijuana, as well as the erosion of wage workers’ skills and changing conceptions of social recognition.
Lunch will be served.
We told everyone La Cole was making more appearances 😉
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Who are La Colectiva Feminista en Construcción?
Colectiva Feminista en Construcción is a grassroots feminist movement that brings together the student, anti-colonialism and LGBTTIQ struggle to oppose the racist and patriarchal colonial system and works towards achieving structural change. They are building a grassroots feminist movement that recognizes that the different manifestations of oppression (including sexism, ci-sexism machismo, racism, xenophobia, and capitalism) are interrelated and need to be opposed collectively. Their political project comes from the tradition of black feminism, articulating the fight against hetero-patriarchy, anti-black violence and capitalism.
Upcoming Events
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Sep
24
#ThisIsAmerica: Social Disparities Facing Marginalized Communities1:00pm
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Sep
26
Sketches Of Revolutionary Muralism10:00am
Sketches Of Revolutionary Muralism
Saturday, September 26th, 2020
10:00 AM - 03:00 PM
Other Outdoor Learning Space CLiCK 41 Club Road Willimantic, CT
Guided by Alejandro De La Guerra (Artist in Residency at UConn)
Join Alejandro in an interactive art session. We will discuss concepts of Latin American revolutionary muralism and then take those concepts to paper in different art techniques and activities! The art created during this session will then be used as inspiration for the mural Alejandro will be painting on the front of CLiCK building. -
Sep
28
“Siempre Tienes Que Estar Pendiente”: Parenting And Adolescent Adjustment In Latinx Families5:00pm
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Sep
29
Anti-Blackness In The Latinx Community2:00pm
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Oct
7
Rise Of The Latinx Vote: Hispanic Identity At The Polls7:00pm
