A Conversation on Latinx Civil Rights
This webcast is organized to introduce a related LibGuide created by Hispanic LC Interns (Maria Guadalupe Partida –Texas -- and Herman Chavez – Colorado) that brings together a panel of experts and public figures for discussions of civil rights cases such as Mendez v. Westminister and Hernandez v. Texas, which address the rights of individuals in the Latina(o) community. Participants include Philippa Strum, Ignacio Garcia, Rachel Moran, and Elizabeth Gonzalez Cardenas. Material generated in this webcast will enhance online instruction tools currently under development.
Date and Time
Fri, October 15, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PMLocation
Online Event
Website
Description
This webcast is organized to introduce a related LibGuide created by Hispanic LC Interns (Maria Guadalupe Partida –Texas -- and Herman Chavez – Colorado) that brings together a panel of experts and public figures for discussions of civil rights cases such as Mendez v. Westminister and Hernandez v. Texas, which address the rights of individuals in the Latina(o) community. Participants include Philippa Strum, Ignacio Garcia, Rachel Moran, and Elizabeth Gonzalez Cardenas. Material generated in this webcast will enhance online instruction tools currently under development.
Contact Info
Contact Information: (202) 707-6362-
Event Type
Webinar -
Intended Audiences
General Public -
Series
Hispanic Heritage Month
A Conversation on Latinx Civil Rights
Online: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mendez-hernandez-and-beyond-a-conversation-on-latinx-civil-rights-tickets-119443704335#
Fri, October 15, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
This webcast is organized to introduce a related LibGuide created by Hispanic LC Interns (Maria Guadalupe Partida –Texas -- and Herman Chavez – Colorado) that brings together a panel of experts and public figures for discussions of civil rights cases such as Mendez v. Westminister and Hernandez v. Texas, which address the rights of individuals in the Latina(o) community. Participants include Philippa Strum, Ignacio Garcia, Rachel Moran, and Elizabeth Gonzalez Cardenas. Material generated in this webcast will enhance online instruction tools currently under development.