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| 05/20/08 |
A group met last Friday at St. Patrick’s – thanks to Petra Morales Mendoza and Kelly O’Brien pulling together a meeting. After mass on Sunday, a group distributed the following “Know Your Rights” materials and information. We also agreed that we would meet again this Friday, May 23rd, 5:00 p.m. in St. Patrick’s Parish Hall – to talk about planning a larger community meeting and other response ideas.
CASA-Atencion PDF
RIGHTS CARD PDF
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| 05/20/08 |
Raids are not the answer
Rachel Casas and Evelyn Acosta-Weirich • Guest Opinion • May 19, 2008
Guest Opinion piece regarding the ICE raids in Postville.
ICE Raids PDF
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| 05/16/08 |
Do you or your organization have pictures of events you have hosted at the LNACC? I (Rachel Garza Carreon) am currently looking for pictures for a display I am doing in the library.
For more information please contact me at rachel-carreon@uiowa.edu
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Eloy, Sarah and baby Orlando are profiled in, “This Week in fyi--Faculty & Staff News, May 5, 2008.”
Check it out!
Profile…Eloy and Sarah Barragan, Department of Dance/Youth Ballet
http://www.uiowa.edu/~fyi/issues/issues2007_v44/05052008/profiles.html
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Friday after Class: Omar Valerio-Jiménez
Friday, February 15
3:45 - 5 p.m.
Wild Bill's Coffee Shop, North Hall
Speaker: Omar Valerio-Jiménez
Assistant Professor
Department of History
Omar Valerio-Jimnez is new to the History Department this year. He is currently completing his first book, Rio Grande Crossings,which combines his research interests in the histories of Chicana/os, the American West, and borderlands. The book explores state formation and cultural change along the Mexico-United States border during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It traces changes in ethnicity, citizenship, and gender relations among residents as jurisdiction over the area passed from native peoples to Spain, Mexico, and finally the United States. His research is based on Spanish- and English-language archives in each of these countries.
Sponsored by Center for Diversity & Enrichment
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Mark Your Calendars:
CSL Human Rights Week Events
"The Bronze Screen: 100 Years of the Latino Image in Hollywood"
4:00pm | Main Library Conference Room, Second Floor Rm 2032
Film Screening: "The Bronze Screen" honors the past, illuminates the present, and opens a window to the future of Latinos in motion pictures. From silent movies to urban gang films, stereotypes of the Greaser, the Lazy Mexican, the Latin Lover and the Dark Lady are examined. Rare and extensive footage traces the progression of theis distorted screen image to the increased prominence of today's Latino actors, writers and directors. Snacks will be provided.
http://www.bronzescreen.com/main.php
Sponsored by: Council on the Status of Latinos
"Las Mujeres" de la Caucus Chicana (film) 6:30pm | Iowa City Public Library, Meeting Room A
Documentary Film and followed by discussion with film's director and several women profiled in the documentary.
http://www.vocesprimeras.com/mujeres.html
Sponsored by: Women's Resource and Action Center, Council on the Status of Latinos and Iowa Women's Archives (University of Iowa Libraries)
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| 12/04/07 |
The Tamalada was a huge success! The CSL would like to thank everyone who helped with making the tamales. The picures are up on the events portion of the website. |
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| 12/01/07 |
The African American Council and the Center for Diversity and Enrichment are planning our second Multicultural Holiday Feast and we would like for you to come out, bring a dish, and fellowship with us. This is a great time to meet and greet the minority students on campus and to greet one another. Please place the following date/time on your calendar and plan to attend
When: Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Time 5:00-8:00 p.m.
Where Afro House and Latino Native American Cultural Center
PLEASE BRING A SIDE DISH WITH YOU.
Turkey, ham, and a few other sides will be provided.
Send your responses and item you plan to bring to billie-townsend@uiowa.edu
Hope to see you there! |
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| 11/20/07 |
Pictures from the Catalyst Awards Reception and from the Council on the Status of Latinos Potluck are up on the events portion of this website.. A special thanks goes out to Armando Duarte, professor in Dance, for being a wonderful and gracious host. |
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| 11/19/07 |
One of our members, Rachel Garza Carreon (UI librarian), is being recognized with a Catalyst award on Thursday, November 15th. A reception honoring award recipients is scheduled from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. at the IMU Richey Ballroom. President Sally Mason will be the keynote speaker.
Rachel is an officer for the Council on the Status of Latinos, library liaison to the Latino Native American Cultural Center and she is active in many other campus programs and initiatives. Come out and show your support for her efforts on behalf of diversity and inclusiveness at the UI.
For more information about the event, visit the Catalyst Award page (http://www.uiowa.edu/~eod/diversity/catalyst-awards/index-recipients.html) or read the UI’s press release (http://news-releases.uiowa.edu/2007/november/110707catalyst_diversity_awards.html). |
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SAVE THE DATE!
TAMALADA
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Latino Native American Cultural Center
Noon - 2: Make the Tamales
2 - 4: Cook the Tamales
4-6: Dinner
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The Hispanic Heritage Month Display will be closed on November 2nd. Please come by if you haven't already seen the exhibit. |
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10/29/07 |
Armando Duarte, professor in Dance, has graciously offered to host the Council on the Status of Latinos Potluck on Nov. 16, from 5:30 -7:30 pm at his Coralville home.
Please let me know if you can join us! We ask that people bring a dish and drink to share. The Council will provide the paper goods, so you only need to bring food, drink and a good spirit. Armando asks that you bring wooden floor - friendly shoes (he just had his floor refinished) as dancing may be possible.
Music, food, friends !!
For more information email: evelyn-weirich@uiowa.edu |
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10/29/07 |
Día de los Muertos
(Day of the Dead celebration)
Thursday, November 1st, 2007 from 6-8pm
Discussion starts at 6:30pm
Afro-American Cultural Center
303 Melrose AVE.
Come learn the meaning of this Mexican holiday and please feel free to bring a dish (it is optional) and enjoy great food! You are welcome to bring your photos and/or personal effects before 6:30pm to contribute to the creation of an altar to honor & celebrate your loved ones who have died. |
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LGSA, the Center for Diversity & Enrichment along with the Council on the Status of Latinos will be co-sponsoring a forum entitled:
Entre El Maize: Being a Latino Student at the UI in
2007
Wednesday, September 26 at 6:30 pm
LNACC 308 Melrose (across from the law School)
Everyone is welcome and refreshments will be provided. Please plan on attending and inviting your friends. |
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9/24/07 |
LGSA social and fundraiser:
Thai Flavors Social and Fundraiser
Date: Monday, October 1, 2007
Times: 11am-2pm; 5:00pm-9pm
Description: Eat at Thai Flavors on Monday! 15% of the total proceeds will go towards LGSA funds.
Address: 340 E. Burlington St. Iowa City
Corner of Gilbert St. and Burlington Ave. |
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9/17/07 |
The CSL is starting a new master calendar for all Latino events on campus. If your organization has events to be added to the calendar email rachel-carreon@uiowa.edu.
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9/17/07 |
The Main Library is hosting an exhibit for the 2007 Hispanic Heritage Month. It is located across from the Information Desk, near the elevator. The display features selected items from the Iowa Women's Archives' "Mujeres Latinas" project and highlights University of Iowa Hispanic and Latina/o students, faculty and alumni, as well as resources available in the Main Library about the Hispanic and Latina/o experience.
It was hard work, but worth it. I hope that all of you enjoy it.
For more information on the exhibit contact Rachel Garza Carreón at rachel-carreon@uiowa.edu.
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Copyright to the above pictures, with the exception of the picture by Carmen Lomas Garza, is held by the Council on the Status of Latinos. It may not be reproduced or distributed in any format without written permission of the Council on the Status of Latinos.
Tamalada by Carmen Lomas Garza
http://www.carmenlomasgarza.com/gallery/tamalada.html
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