Tag: San Jose State University

  • Indigenous Women are Sacred

    Indigenous Women are Sacred

    The Red Earth Women’s Society, a local group of indigenous women, has organized a week of events (May 1 – May 9, 2019) to raise awareness about missing and murdered indigenous women. Across the United States events are being held to raise awareness about this alarming rate of violence, sexual assault and death being inflicted upon Native American women and indigenous women arriving at our Southern border.

  • SJSU Opens the Chicanx/Latinx Student Success Center

    SJSU Opens the Chicanx/Latinx Student Success Center

    The new SJSU Chicanx Latinx Student Success Center (CLSSC) opened its doors in January 2018 and is available to help students navigate the college experience at San Jose State University. It’s primary charge: student success. With a population of 26% Latino students at SJSU, the success center is committed and dedicated to retaining, empowering, and graduating Chicanx/Latinx students at San Jose State University. We had a chance to talk the Program Director Lilly Pinedo Gangai to learn more about the success center.

  • Jose Antonio Vargas: Discussion and Screening of “Documented” at SJSU

    Jose Antonio Vargas: Discussion and Screening of “Documented” at SJSU

    Event recap of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Jose Antonio Vargas recent talk and screening of “Documented” at San Jose State University.