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For the 2023 Fall semester, Latina/o Studies offers a range of courses at the undergraduate and graduate level. With such a robust curriculum, you have the opportunity to explore and learn about history, performance, border environment, and education, as well as politics, immigration, cultural identity, language, and more.
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“Nuestra voz en español”, a new initiative, will bring students and staff together to speak Spanish with other heritage speakers in an informal setting.
Wednesdays 1:30-2:30 @ 429 Rockefeller Hall.
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Teatrotaller, founded in 1993 by a group of enthusiastic and energetic students on the Cornell campus will be celebrating 30 years with a series of special events this Spring semester.
Today @ 1:00pm
Conversation with Cornell alum, Isabel Ramos '96 and founder of Teatrotaller
Virtual event
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Featured events
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Creating an Environmentally Safe and Socially Just World Where Humanity Can Thrive: A Day with Daphne Frias
Friday, April 21st, 2023 at 11:00am to 6:30pm - various locations
Join Daphne Frias, a youth activist, as she explores connections between climate & environmental justice, disability rights, and the impact of social and planetary boundaries on health and well-being (Kate Raworth, Doughnut Economics Model).
You are welcome to join one or more sessions throughout the day. Our time with Daphne will build upon Cornell’s adoption of the Okanagan Charter last fall. Cornell faculty, staff, and students will be invited to envision, explore, and contribute to Cornell’s on-going transformation into a health-promoting and sustainable campus.
Lunch and dinner will be provided – RSVP needed due to limited space.
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La Manplesa: an uprising remembered
Friday, April 21st @ 6:00pm - Latino Living Center lounge
Join ACaU as we welcome La Manplesa Organization for an empowering poetry workshop that revolves around the 1991 Mt Pleasant Protests! With members and organizers of the mass movement, these leaders will offer perspectives on urbanization, and police brutality revolving around the DC area. However, their lessons and conversation will provide an uplifting message to communities of all backgrounds maintaining their identity in a time of such pessimism and polarization!
ACaU is excited to announce this event to be held at the Latino Living Center, under the guidance of the Café con Leche Series. Echoing our reflection on principles, we are also working alongside the American Studies Department and the International Student Union in a coalesced effort to reach college students of all backgrounds and cultures
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Sabor Latino: After Hours
Friday, April 21st @ 8:00 pm - State Theater of Ithaca
Since 1992 Sabor Latino Dance Ensemble’s mission is to educate Cornell University and the greater Ithaca community about Hispanic and Latine culture through a variety of latin dance styles, including bachata, merengue, salsa, cumbia, reggaeton, afrobeats and folklorico Mexicano, just to name a few.
This year, for our 29th annual concert we will be having guest performances by African Dance Repertoire (ADR) and Cornell Caribbean Students' Association Dance Ensemble (CCSADE) ! Join us as we celebrate Sabor, After Hours, and all that the night has to offer, the good, the bad, and the sexy! Get you tickets here.
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Alejandro Varela '01: A reading and conversation
Monday, April 24th @ 5:00pm - Goldwin Smith Hall, Kaufmann Auditorium G64
Alejandro Varela '01, will read from his novel The Town of Babylon (a National Book Award finalist) and join with Professors Karen Jaime and Stephen Vider in conversation about his work. See more details here.
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Upcoming events
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Shannon Gleeson, Professor, Department of Labor Relations, Law and History
School of Industrial and Labor Relations, poses for a picture during the last Friday's with Faculty lunch event on April 14. Photo credit: Sherla Zhagnay, LSP student intern.
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Ithaca, NY 14853
United States
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