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… for virtual Community " Check - in " Chat s where you will find out what is being done to continue supporting students that are undocumented and from mixed-status families. You will hear from the DRC Team, our legal partners at CARECEN, and …

… for virtual Community " Check - in " Chat s where you will find out what is being done to continue supporting students that are undocumented and from mixed-status families. You will hear from the DRC Team, our legal partners at CARECEN, and …

… for virtual Community " Check - in " Chat s where you will find out what is being done to continue supporting students that are undocumented and from mixed-status families. You will hear from the DRC Team, our legal partners at CARECEN, and …

… a seasoned art enthusiast or simply looking to be inspired, the Festival of the Arts promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling uplifted, inspired, and deeply moved. animation • architecture • art • dance • broadcasting • …

… a seasoned art enthusiast or simply looking to be inspired, the Festival of the Arts promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling uplifted, inspired, and deeply moved. animation • architecture • art • dance • broadcasting • …

… as part of its Latino Museum Studies Program (LMSP) Undergraduate Internship. The LMSP Undergraduate Internship is a career pathway program designed to increase hands-on training opportunities for Latina/o/x-identifying undergraduate students … mentor-led internship at one of the nation’s premier museums. Concurrently, ELAC student interns will participate in an online ELAC course Art 385: Directed Study during the internship period.   … Eligibility … Applicant must be 18 years or … and international students. Applicant must be available to travel domestically. Applicant must be able to enroll in the online ELAC course Art 385: Directed Study (3 units) during the Winter 2024. Applicant must be available for full-time …

… Freedom Through the Act of Letter Writing … Love letters, art, poetry, and education serve as transformative forces that empower formerly-incarcerated individuals to reclaim their freedom and pursue justice. Love Letters is a series of presidential-style portraits that highlight formerly-incarcerated women and men who are making a difference in their communities. The series also underscores the transcendent power of writing and how writing letters to loved ones is an act that enables prisoners to remain rooted in their humanity. Through each portrait and “love letter” that accompanies it, …