Today we welcomed Professor Orona-Cordova’s CHS114 B class to the library.
The students are working on a persuasive essay related to an educational issue impacting Chicanos/Latinos.
The guide for the class includes links to ERIC database and reports from the Pew Hispanic Center and UCLA’s Chicano Studies Research Center.
Tourism in northeastern Argentina : the intersection of human and indigenous rights with the environment / edited by Penny Seymoure and Jeffrey L. Roberg.
Mexican labor migrants and U.S. immigration policies : from sojourner to emigrant? / Florian K. Kaufmann.
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Tagged anthropology, check us out, data, economics, education, emigrant, history, immigration policy, Labor, law, Mexican, Mexicano, Mexico, migrant, migrants, political science, psychology, social networks, sociology, statistics, U.S. Border Enforcement, undocumented
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Tagged autism, check us out, class, Creative Nonfiction, education, gender, intimacy, Latina, Mexican heritage, middle class, Otherness, race, suicide
Marching students : Chicana and Chicano activism in education, 1968 to the present / edited by Margarita Berta-Ávila, Anita Tijerina Revilla, Julie López Figueroa. (2011)
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Latino children learning English : steps in the journey / Guadalupe Valdés, Sarah Capitelli, Laura Alvarez (2011)
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Tagged check us out, children, Culturally Diversity, education, english, language, Latino, schools, spanish, student
Blowout! : Sal Castro and the Chicano struggle for educational justice / Mario T. García & Sal Castro. (2011)
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Tagged 1960s, 2011, Belmont High School, check us out, Chicano Movement, Chicano Youth Leadership Conferences, Civil Rights, East L.A. Blowouts, education, Garfield High School, Lincoln High School, Mexican American, new books, Roosevelt High School, Sal Castro, Viva Kennedy, Wilson High School
Chicano school failure and success : past, present, and future / edited by Richard R. Valencia. (2011)
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Tagged 2011, check us out, chicano, desegregation, education, integration, Latino, new books, schooling, schools, Segregation, students, underrepresentation
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Jennie Quinonez-Skinner, MLIS
Reference and Instruction Librarian
Chicana/o Studies and
Central American Studies
California State University, Northridge
library.csun.edu/jquinonez
jquinonez@csun.edu
