Ambassador Carlos Gonzalez-Gutierrez, Mexican Consul in Los Angeles, will lecture on the topic: The Mexican Diaspora in Los Angeles and the Tasks of the Mexican Consulate. The event will… Continue reading The Mexican Diaspora in Los Angeles and the Role of the Mexican Consulate
Erica Alfaro is a CSU alumna, an award-winning author, educational advocate and the proud daughter of migrant farmworkers. In 2019, Erica’s graduation picture, where she is standing in a… Continue reading Keynote Speaker: Erica Alfaro, “Succeed Despite Adversity”
Take part in an event highlighting the rich legacy and bright future of Latinx/a/e/o culture, research and activism. Connect with faculty, community activists and fellow students as you learn about… Continue reading Join Us in Honoring Culture, Research and Community Activism!
Available to CSUN Housing Residents Only. Discuss issues of difference, conflict, and community within the Latinx culture to facilitate understanding between social/cultural groups. Student participation in semi-structured face-to-face dialogues with… Continue reading Cafecito con Pan: Latinx Narrative Breaking Misconceptions
Please be advised this event has been POSTPONED! Celebrate Raza Heritage Month: Celebrating Nuestra Gente y Comunidad with Latino dance and music. Learn about the history of traditional Latino dance… Continue reading POSTPONED: Sabor y Ritmo: A Celebration of Latino/a/x Heritage Month
Durante esta conversacion (toda en español) con Aida Cuevas, estudiante podran escuchar directamente de ella su experiencia como una lider en las Artes. Para registrarte envia un correo electronico a… Continue reading Aida Cuevas Spanish Leadership Series
Join us for a day of festivities to Celebrate Nuestra Gente, Raises y Cultura as one of the last programs for this year's Heritage Month celebration. Come experience a low… Continue reading Celebrating Nuestra Gente, Raices y Cultura: La Pachanga
Join us for a charla/talk with Muxe activist and textile artist, Xenari. Xaneri, has a focus on the sexual diversity of indigenous peoples and childhoods. She has also participated… Continue reading Muxe Identity in the Flesh
Through a queer African feminist lens, Dr. Amina Adjepong explores the transnational landscape of false options faced by communities resisting oppression. In Ghana, protests against political corruption, environmental destruction, homophobia,… Continue reading “A Hellscape of False Options: The Limits of Progressive Cultural Politics” A Talk by Dr. Amina Adjepong
The new Minor in Disability Studies is pleased to announce our official launch! In celebration, we kick off our first semester with our keynote speaker Ly Xīnzhèn Zhǎngsūn (Lydia… Continue reading Lydia XZ Brown on Intersectionality, Social Justice, and Disability Rights
On November 4, CSUN will host a special exhibition featuring the work of artisans from Guatemala. This event will highlight the majestic barriletes (giant kites) brought from Santiago Sacatepéquez, a… Continue reading Flying Barriletes: Experience the Beauty of this Day of the Dead Tradition!