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ASU HomeMy ASUASU LibraryLibrary /LibGuides /Colleges & SchoolsAsk a LibrarianMap & LocationsDirectory Login toChicano/a Research Collection (CRC) / Welcome - BienvenidosLibAppsChicano/a Research Collection (CRC): Welcome BienvenidosSearch this GuideSearchA great source for Chicano/a and Mexican American history!Subjects: Ethnic & International Studies , History, HumanitiesWelcome BienvenidosHow To FindMaterialTags: archives, chicana, chicano, hispanic, history, latino, mexican americanDatabasesLibrarianNancy GodoyEmail MeContact:(480)965-2594Social: Subjects:Arizona & Southwestern Studies, Ethnic & International Studies
Location & HoursWe're located in Luhrs Reading Room (Hayden Library, 4th Floor).Click here for library hours or a map of campus.PreviousWho are we? ¿Quien somos?We're an archival repository that preserves Chicano/a and Mexican American history in Arizona and the Southwest. Since 1970,we've compiled a distinguished collection of manuscripts, photographs, books, newspapers, and ephemera. Today, we continue toacquire primary and secondary sources that complement the instructional and research needs of the ASU community and thegeneral public.Somos un depósito de archivos que preserva la historia del Chicano/a y del Méxicoamericano en Arizona y el Suroeste. Desde1970, hemos compilado una distinguida colección de recursos primarios y secundarios que complementan las necesidades deenseñanza y investigación de la comunidad de ASU y el público en general.Like & Follow Us!
What Do We Collect? ¿Qué coleccionamos?Personal Records: Material that documents an individual’s life and achievements. (e.g. Diaries, Correspondence, OralHistories)Family Records: Material that documents a family’s history and roots in Arizona and the Southwest. (e.g.Genealogy Records, Family Artifacts, Photographs)Organization Records: Material that documents an organizations history and their work with a community. (e.g. MeetingMinutes, Correspondence, Financial Records)Published Material: Material that focuses on Chicano/a and Mexican history and culture. (e.g. Rare Books, Newspapers,Recordings)Registros Personales: Material que documenta la vida y logros de un individuo. (e.g. Diarios, Correspondencia, HistoriasOrales)Registros Familiares: Material que documenta la historia y las raíces de una familia en Arizona y el suroeste.(e.g. Registros de Genealogía, Artefactos Familiares, Fotografías)Registros de Organización: Material que documenta la historia de las organizaciones y su trabajo con la comunidad. (e.g.Actas de la Reunión, Correspondencia, Registros Financieros)Material Publicado: Material que se concentra en la historia y cultura de Chicano/a y Mexico. (e.g. Libros Raros, Prensa,Grabaciones) Chicano/a Reserach Collection: Bilingual Brochure Chicano/a Research Collection: Development Policy
Engage / Educate / EmpowerOur Latino Genealogy & Preservation of Family Archives Workshops were showcased on Arizona PBS - Horizonte. Preservation of Family Archives (Bilingual Brochure)The Chicano/a Research Collection was highlighted in an episode ofSU VIDA (Cox 7). Our segment starts at the 6:36 minute mark.
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1. Examine the diversity and heterogeneity of Chicano/Latino families in terms of cultural customs and practices, as well as, family structure and family dynamics. 2. Understand the psychological issues faced by Chicano/Latino families and when relevant, and how these issues ultimately influence the Chicano/Latino individual. 3.
Eduardo Carrillo, a Painter Who Took Chicano Art Beyond Identity's Borders . Carrillo's paintings re-envision the history of art through the heightened Chicano consciousness of his generation and the richness of his bicultural roots. By . Elaine O'Brien Eduardo Carrillo, "Cabin in the Sky" (1966), oil on board, 72 x 58 3/4 inches
I. History and Chronology A. Pre-Chicano Literature: Process and Meaning (1539.1959), Luis Leal. Pre-Chicano Literature. Colonial Literature (1542-1810) Toward Literary Autonomy (1810-1848) Territorial Literature (1848-1912) Mexican-American Literature (1912-1959)
Chicano Rock In 1958, a 17-year-old Mexican American from Pacoima, California, named Ritchie Valens became a rock and roll sensation almost overnight. With the hit songs “La Bamba” and “Donna,” he paved the way for Chicano rock bands including Tierra and
Please, Don’t Bury Me Alive! (Por Favor, No Me Entierren Vivo!) (1976). Director, Producer, Efraín Gutiérrez. Writer, Sabino Garza. Cast, Efraín Gutiérrez, Josefina Faz, David Moss. “Please, Don’t Bury Me Alive is the first Chicano-produced feature film, and an example of bi
1990, San Francisco State University,J,.993 and S.U.i'U. N w Paiz University, 1999. 201 5 o 8 8 CHICANO COMMENCEMENT TIMELIINE OoWoO . students walked out of the San Jose State University's commencement, seeking a more inclusive graduation, that recognized the struggle minority students face when
increasing Chicanx/Latinx representation through his work on campus with EOP and in the community. In 1967, he was named "Chicano of the Month" by El Chicano, a community newsletter that served San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. The feature highlighted his extensive involve-ment in Chicanx/Latinx affairs on and off the UCR campus
Online Training Materials 14: Introduction to Arable Field Margins www.NPMS.org.uk Email: Support@npms.org.uk Produced by Kevin Walker for the NPMS in July 2020
