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SFPL Panel: Solito to Solidarity – From Climate Grief & Conflict to Envisioning Our Way Forward Together

A worldwide panel discussion on storytelling as a way to process climate fear and grief, resolve conflict and imagine a way forward together. Moderators Steven Mayers and Jonathan Freedman have been on a five-year journey to listen to the stories of people who are searching for creative solutions to climate crises in their regions ofContinue reading “SFPL Panel: Solito to Solidarity – From Climate Grief & Conflict to Envisioning Our Way Forward Together”

Everybody’s Climate 2025, San Francisco Public Library, July 2025

Everybody’s Climate 2025, San Francisco Public Library, July 2025 https://sfpl.org/locations/main-library/general-collections/everybodys-climate-2025 Solito to Solidarity: From climate fear, grief, and conflict to sharing stories and envisioning our way forward together Saturday July 12, 11am, Zoom We’ve been on a five-year journey to listen to the stories of people who are searching for creative solutions to climate crisesContinue reading “Everybody’s Climate 2025, San Francisco Public Library, July 2025”

Latin American Studies Association 2025 Congress

Latin American Studies Association 2025 Congress Poner el cuerpo en Latinx América This iteration of the LASA Congress sets out to put the body on the line. To place the body center-stage in order to reveal its weight, relevance, and meaning. To recover its memory and materiality in our debates and agendas; to explore itsContinue reading “Latin American Studies Association 2025 Congress”

DÍA MUNDIAL DE LA MADRE TIERRA

DÍA MUNDIAL DE LA MADRE TIERRA SEMINARIOS CIUDADANOS POR UN MUNDO NUEVO ENLACE DE ACCESO- SEMINAR ZOOM LINK ALIANZA CLIMA, VIDA Y SALUD ARGENTINA VIERNES 19 DE ABRIL 2024, 11.00 am Argentina FRIDAY APRIL 19TH, 2024, 4.00 pm Spain, 07.OO am California, 10.00 pm Malasia, 08.00 am Yucatán, México PARA ENTRAR A LA REUNIÓN ZOOMContinue reading “DÍA MUNDIAL DE LA MADRE TIERRA”

Howard Zinn Book Fair, 12-3-23!

Last Chance Road: Voices from the Frontlines of Climate Change Steven Mayers and Jonathan Freedman Howard Zinn Book Fair Sunday December 3, 2023, 10:30AM-12PM CCSF Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia Street, San Francisco, CA Room 322 Join us in person or on Zoom! Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/272zb683 We’re excited to invite you to our upcoming book talk,Continue reading “Howard Zinn Book Fair, 12-3-23!”

Maya Women: Life, Art, Hope Contemporary Maya Paintings from Guatemala

Maya Women: Life, Art, HopeContemporary Maya Paintings from Guatemala August 25 to December 15, 2023Featuring: Impressions of the Maya Field, Photographs by Haizel De la Cruz City College of San Francisco, Ocean CampusRosenberg Library, 2nd Floor Gallery50 Frida Kahlo WayMonday to Thursday 8:00am – 5:00pm, Friday 8:00am – 1:00pm Reception with Maya Dancers & PoetsThursday, September 145:00-7:00 PM

Bay Area Maya Festival, Saturday, September 16th

Bay Area Maya Festival The Bay Area Maya Festival, a single-day festival on the Mission Campus of CCSF, shares the ancient knowledge and the contemporary concerns of the Maya community. It is the only event in the Bay Area that brings together Maya people across various Maya regions, languages, and traditions. The festival aims toContinue reading “Bay Area Maya Festival, Saturday, September 16th”

SECOLAS conference in Antigua, Guatemala, March 2023

We’re excited to be presenting our paper on a panel at the 70th annual conference of The Southeastern Council of Latin American Studies (SECOLAS) in Antigua, Guatemala in March, 2023! Bordering Insecurity: How Systemic Violence Affects the Lives of Central American Youth Migrants Abstract: This study examines the role that structural and pervasive violence playsContinue reading “SECOLAS conference in Antigua, Guatemala, March 2023”

Critical Global Citizenship Education Panel Discussion (March 15 at 3:30 pm) at Skyline College

Critical Global Citizenship Education Panel Discussion (March 15 at 3:30 pm) at Skyline College We are pleased to announce Spring activities as part of our PIF-funded project titled Critical Global Citizenship Education which directly relates to our college’s mission and the People’s College Initiative. The project includes the screening of two documentaries, a panel discussion, andContinue reading “Critical Global Citizenship Education Panel Discussion (March 15 at 3:30 pm) at Skyline College”