Video: Bici Libre
Bici Libre repairs and redistributes abandoned bicycles to low-income communities where bicycles are a major source of transportation.
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Finding Brown Pride in Prisoner Letters
The influx of letters and support from prisoners was a catalyst for the creation of a section for their contributions called Sigan Luchando, which first appeared in La Gente’s April/May 1993 issue.
Chicano Studies Research Center Holds Annual Open House
The event this year was dedicated to Chon Noriega the director of the CSRC in celebration of his 50th birthday, and 10th year as director.
La Mirada Invisible
Set in Argentina, 1982, as the rigid military dictatorship declines in power, the inner conflicts of a 23-year-old teacher’s assistant unfolds in this dramatic fiction from LALIFF.
The Business of Entertainment, Breaking In and Succeeding
The Creative Artists Agency (CAA) hosted a panel about how agencies work and the ways to get involved.
Latino Greek Organizations
Breaking the mold and forging strong communities.
When Will the Sleeping Giant Awaken?
Latino strength in numbers should be translated into political muscle.
Bobby, Never Really Gone
Remembering my cousin and fellow Bruin, Bobby Salcedo
A Mountain of a Dream
Poetry submission from José Hernandez Díaz, Norwalk, CA.
UC Berkeley
You May Be Homosexual, But Are You Homotextual?
Digital communication provides another avenue to come out of the closet.