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Chicana M(other)workChicana M(other)work is a concept, project, and collective informed by our specific gendered, classed, and racialized experiences as first-generation, working class, Chicana-identified, PhD mamas from Mexican immigrant families. Chicana M(other)work offers a new interpretation of motherwork that looks at care work in a way that includes what we do in our communities through activism, self-care, healing, survival, and accountability. Together, as the Chicana M(other)work collective, we theorize, write, organize, mother, and create spaces for communal healing and care out of our shared belief that the labor of mothering is a transformative act within and beyond academia. Our collective work includes collaborative academic writing and digital media projects.
Son Jarocho CollectiveWe are a collective of inter-generational students from Arizona who are learning the tradition of Son Jarocho music. Through Fandango, we hope to build community, share our common culture, and our stories. Click here to see the video thanking sponsors for supporting our successful crowd funding campaign.
AZ Ethnic Studies NetworkAZ Ethnic Studies Network is a statewide network of educators and concerned individuals who are participating in regional groups to educate the public about Ethnic Studies and why it is a necessary part of educating Arizona students to be critical thinkers prepared to work in an increasingly complex global society.
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