Race, Gender, and Power Along the U.S. - Mexico Border

Date and time
Wednesday, October 16, 2019 - 6:00pm
Location
University-Student Union ● 1st Floor ● U-SU Theatre
Description

Race, Gender, and Power Along the U.S. - Mexico Border 

Join attorneys, scholars, and community activists as we discuss the politics of race, gender, and power along the U.S. - Mexico border and ways of addressing how this humanitarian crisis is also impacting Black and Indigenous communities.

Guest Panelists: 
• Aurora Pedro: Specialist in Central American Indigenous Migration
• Nana Gyamfi: Black Alliance for Just Immigration (CSULA Pan-African Studies)
• Nicole Ramos: Al Otro Lado (Director of the Border Rights
Project in Tijuana)
• Odilia Romero: Community Organizer, Frente Indígena de Organizaciones Binacionales (FIOB)/Bi-National Front of Indigenous Organizations

Presented by the American Communities Program.