Celebrate the completion of your Certificate, Associate degree, and university transfer! Raza* will be honored with a sarape stole, Enjoy dinner and music as we celebrate you. *Graduates are encouraged… Continue Reading La Raza Achievement Celebration

A Tarahumara woman, Rita left her community in northern Mexico in the early 1980s and walked across the border all the way to Kansas. When the American authorities found her,… Continue Reading Screening of La Mujer de Estrellas y Montañas

In the last two decades, immigration has been central to both political parties’ campaigns in the U.S. The intense debates about migration, security, and humanitarian issues along the U.S.-Mexican Border.… Continue Reading Are Migrants Really Eating People’s Pets?

Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a sacred indigenous tradition with centuries of history. Dia de Muertos Calavera poems have also been a long-standing oral and written tradition… Continue Reading Dia de Muertos History and Calavera Poem Writing Workshop

Free event open to the whole community which will be full of Latino culture, performances, music, education, and food. Organized by ROCA Festival Latino.

Join award winning author and professor Sonia Gutiérrez for an insightful exploration of “Chicana/o/x Literature: The Power of Telling Our Stories.” This session will delve into the significance of Chicano/a/x… Continue Reading The Power of Telling Our Stories with Professor Sonia Gutiérrez

Join Dr. Angélica M. Yañez for an inspiring writing workshop dedicated to amplifying BIPOC voices and exploring the art of spoken word. In this interactive session, you’ll have the opportunity… Continue Reading Empowering Voices: A Writing Workshop with Dr. Angélica M. Yañez on BIPOC Voices and Spoken Word