Past Events
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Apr 21Tiffany Joseph: Research PresentationTiffany Joseph
Ingraham Hall 336
Join the Chican@ & Latin@ Studies Program and campus partners in conversation with Tiffany Joseph, Associate Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Northeastern University on Monday, April 21 in Ingraham Hall 336. Prof. Joseph’s book Not All In: Race, Immigration, and Health Care Exclusion in the Age of Obamacare illustrates how patients’ race, ethnicity, …
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Apr 21Tiffany Joseph: Informal Research Conversation
Tiffany Joseph
Ingraham Hall 336
Join the Chican@ & Latin@ Studies Program and campus partners in conversation with Tiffany Joseph, Associate Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Northeastern University on Monday, April 21 in Ingraham Hall 336. Prof. Joseph’s book Not All In: Race, Immigration, and Health Care Exclusion in the Age of Obamacare illustrates how patients’ race, ethnicity, …
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Apr 10CLS Community Gathering, Spring 2025, #7
Ingraham Hall 336
Join us at the Community Gathering! The April 10 luncheon will feature a panel of recent Chican@ & Latin@ Studies alumni talking about life after UW and CLS. At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham …
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Apr 3CLS Community Gathering, Spring 2025, #6
Ingraham Hall 336
Join us at the Community Gathering! Students from a two-way immersion program will be out guests for the April 3 luncheon. At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively …
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Mar 20CLS Community Gathering, Spring 2025, #5
Ingraham Hall 336
Join us at the Community Gathering! Our guest speakers for today’s luncheon will be representatives of the student organization Voices of Courage for Equity and Social Justice. At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. …
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Mar 13Latinx Art in Protest: Art in Chicanx and Latinx Social Movements, Culture, and History
The Chican@ & Latin@ Studies Program’s final “Latinx Art in Protest” panel features influential Chicanx and Latinx artists Dewey Tafoya and Malaquias Montoya. The panelists will discuss of the evolution of art in Chicanx and Latinx Social Movements, Culture, and History and their positionality within this history. They will also examine the role of art …
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Mar 13CLS Community Gathering, Spring 2025, #4
Ingraham Hall 336
Join us at the Community Gathering! Artists Malaquías Montoya and Dewey Tafoya will speak on March 13. Representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively discussions about academic life, to learn …
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Mar 6CLS Community Gathering, Spring 2025, #3
Ingraham Hall 336
Join us at the Community Gathering! Representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively discussions about academic life, to learn about resources available on the UW–Madison campus, build a strong sense …
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Feb 27CLS Community Gathering, Spring 2025, #2
Ingraham Hall 336
Join us at the Community Gathering! Representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively discussions about academic life, to learn about resources available on the UW–Madison campus, build a strong sense …
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Feb 21Immigration and Empowerment: Education, Immigration, Citizenship, and Rights
On Wisconsin AB, Red Gym
Panelists including Christopher Saldaña (UW–Madison Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis), Aissa Olivarez (Community Immigration Law Clinic), Matt Sablan (University Health Services), and a representative of the UW–Madison chapter of Voces de la Frontera will address issues related to education, immigration, citizenship, and rights. Topics will include the legacy of Plyler vs. Doe, mental health, the rights …