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Please join us for the final talk in our Fall Speaker Series: Citizens and Politics: The Changing Nature of Parties, Participation, and Linkages as Prof. Jennifer Cyr from the University of Arizona speaks on Negative Political Identities in Latin America: Understanding the "Anti" Movements of the 21st Century.   

This speaker series was developed by Professor Caballero as part of her class,  Introduction to Latinx Studies. It is designed to share the diversity and contributions of the local New Orleans Latinx community. Each speaker shares their perspective on a wide array of important topics relating to community and the city. In order to attend these online events, please "REGISTER HERE":https://forms.gle/z2M1LSsGyqGtRVvBA

Thursday, September 17th - Rafael Delgadillo, PhD Candidate at UC-Santa Cruz in Latin American and Latino Studies

Nos acompañarán, Ted A. Henken (coautor), William Bello Sánchez (coordinador del Programa Oasis), Camilo Condis (emprendedor y podcaster), Ricardo Torres (profesor e investigador, UH), y Ladislao Aguado (editor de HM). 

We will be joining Ted A. Henken (coauthor), William Bello Sánchez (Oasis Program Coordinator), Camilo Condis (Entrepreneur and Podcaster), Ricardo Torres (Professor and Investigator, UH), and Ladislao Aguado (Editor of HM). 

The Center for Jewish-Multicultural Affairs (CJMA) is proud to present a Virtual Civil & Human Rights Mission on December 21, 2020, open to the entire Greater New Orleans community.

FEATURING:

Samantha Power
Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, 2013-2017 

David Harris
CEO, AJC

Sarah Holewinski
Washington Director, Human Rights Watch

Spencer R. Crew
Acting Director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture

Omer Kanat
President, World Uyghur Congress

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