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¡Feliz Día de la Mujer! ~ Happy International Women’s Day!
The CMSC would like to honor and thank all of the women in our office and the women within our community for their hard work and determination. Together, we will create a better world, and more opportunities for everyone. ¡Viva la Mujer!
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Dreamer Play Video & CMSC 2018 Fund Drive
By popular demand, we bring you recording of the play, “Dreamers: Aquí y Allá” at the CSULB Studio. A special thank you to the Dreamers that shared their stories, and supporters that were able to attend the play in person. Please share and enjoy this video with your family and friends.
Click here to view Dreamers: Aquí y Allá
But we need your help more than ever before in order to continue to fight for Dreamers and Advance Parole! As you may know, the Supreme Court has recently denied President Trump’s request for rescinding DACA. However, the appeals court will rule in the near future, but for now DACA is still in place as before September 5, 2017, but without Advance Parole.
We have not lost hope that a positive resolution will come out of the Congress next month, and we are hopeful that Advance Parole will be re-activated as well.
Thus, we are asking for your support as a beneficiary or supporter of our program, and because without it, we will not be able to continue to advocate for Dreamers’ legalization and a path to citizenship and for our next project, the Dreamer book publication.
To Donate via Check or Paypal, click here. All donations are tax-deductible
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Remembering Jorge
Jorge was born on August 20, 1960 in Cuernavaca, Morelos where he spent his childhood, established the CETLALIC Institue, and made a family. At an early age, Jorge began to study Spanish instruction and ethnohistory of Mexico with the goal of becoming a Spanish and culture teacher.
In the 80’s Jorge began his lifelong career in social movements and activism through Archbishop Sergio Mendez Arceo and liberation theology. This led Jorge to Central America where he understood firsthand, the reality of the civil war. This experience would inspire Jorge to commit his life to social justice and Latin American solidarity.
Thirty-five -plus years later, Jorge had traveled the world teaching and exchanged in cultural exchange. Jorge and the CETLALIC Institute collaborated with the CMSC for the last 20 years in heritage seeking, study abroad programs to Cuernavaca, Mexico. Jorge taught thousand of students and shared his knowledge of Latin American social movements.
Jorge saw the world through the eyes of his students and he left an impact on many, influencing the identity of many Chicano and DACA students. Jorge’s work lives on in all of us.
Jorge Torres Viveros, Presente! August 20, 1960 – February 19, 2018
To make a donation to the Jorge Torres Viveros Memorial Fund,
send payment to:
Amigos de CETLALIC to 3624 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, WI 53140
Checks and money orders should be made payable to CETLALIC or to Amigos de CETLALIC.
Or make a wire transfer to:
account name: Amigos de CETLALIC
account number: 56324
institution routing number: 275981378
institution: Educators Credit Union- 1400 N. Newman Road, PO Box 81040, Racine, WI 53408
If you have questions, please contact: Richard Kinch
Phone: 262 764 99 68 ~ e-mail: dkinch@wi.rr.com
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