This new book focuses on the role of advertising practitioners, musicians, filmmakers, and visual artists who stand to benefit economically by selling an image of Cuba to consumers who desperately crave authentic experiences that exist outside of the purview of the marketplace.
This Spanish-English children’s book tells the climate justice story of five young people in the Willamette Valley and northern California. A no-cost PDF download and a for-purchase paperback of the book are available on the publisher’s website. All proceeds provided to the coauthors will be shared with Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste. Thank you to project funders, the Center for Science Communication Research and the Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies. This webpage describes the project’s collaborative process, including the involvement of student coauthors.
This collaborative Día de los Muertos documentary film was made with HC 444/421 Latine Testimonios class members, JSMA staff members, guided by Dr. Adriana Miramontes Olivas, MEChA students, and community partners. Students in the class contributed questions in advance to ask the interviewed organizers, Ashley Pech Nunez, Armando Morales, and Rebeca Urhausen. This video records reflections on many years of organizing efforts and the cultural importance of this holiday.
Read the environmental justice zines here.
Watch this 21-minute documentary of the life story of Ramon Ramirez, former PCUN President and Latino Activist in Oregon.
Read a collaborative history of the farmworker movement in Oregon by Lynn Stephen and PCUN.
Read the 2021 report on immigration in Oregon with a chapter by UO faculty on Latino communities.
Watch a talk by Jennifer Martinez and Lynn Stephen.
Watch a presentation by Lynn Stephen and Mario Sifuentez at the Oregon Historical Association.
