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César Chávez arriba de una montaña. (Foto cortesía de La Fundación de César Chávez)  

César Chávez y La Unión de Campesinos

Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez March 30, 2020

En 1965, un movimiento comenzó en el sur del Valle Central. César Chávez y Dolores Huerta apoderaron a Latino y Filipino trabajadores del campo a luchar por mejores salarios y condiciones...

Day long event will include bilingual panelists and q&a. (Flyer Courtesy of the Geography Program). 

Geography Program Brings Accessible Events to Hispanic Community

Paula Sanchez Luna November 6, 2019

The Geography Program is gearing up for their annual GIS (geographic information systems) Day. The theme this year is Geography Meets Humanities: A Focus on Social Justice.  This year, the event is...

Yosimar Reyes reading an excerpt from his work. (Signal Photo/Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez)

Undocu-Joy: Flipping the Narrative of What it Means to be Undocumented

Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez October 18, 2019

Yosimar Reyes, well known undocumented poet, writer and comedian shared his wisdom and educated Stan State students on what it really means to be undocumented. Part of the Undocumented Student Week of...

Yesenia Maldonado (junior, Communications Studies), activist with Mi Familia Vota. (Signal Photo/Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez)

Slacktivism, the New Form of Activism?

Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez October 4, 2019

Slacktivism is a new term, which is the idea that you are creating and participating in political change, but in reality you are just endorsing a movement on social media. This can occur by posting about...

Dr. Melanie Berru (left) and Naomie Gutierrez (right) informing the audience about the event. (Signal Photo/Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez).

Viva la Mujer Que Lucha: Empowering Women Across the Central Valley

Sandra Plascencia-Rodriguez September 18, 2019

Modesto Junior College (MJC) hosted their second annual Viva la Mujer Que Lucha event, which highlights powerful women of color actively working to change the Central Valley.  The organizers of the...

Jazz Diaz (senior, Studio Art) tabling her artwork at the Expo. (Signal Photo/Paula Sanchez)

Artists Showcase Their Talent at First MJC Latino Comics Expo

Paula Sanchez Luna March 17, 2019

Clubs, organizations and local artists tabled their work at the ninth annual Latino Comics Expo. For the first time ever, the Expo was chosen to be held at Modesto Junior College (MJC). Founded in 2011,...

Stanislaus County District Attorney’s Office tabling during the symposium. (Signal Photo/Paula Sanchez)

Organizers Shed Light on Human Trafficking in the Central Valley

Paula Sanchez Luna February 28, 2019

The Chicanx Latinx Faculty and Staff Association (CLFSA) teamed up with the Stanislaus Family Justice Center to bring awareness to Stan State's community regarding human trafficking. The Human Trafficking...

Members of Nu Alpha Kappa and MEChA handing out pan dulce and drinks. (Paula Sanchez/Signal Photo)

Department of Admissions and Outreach Celebrate Another Chicanx Latinx Youth Conference

Paula Sanchez Luna February 11, 2019

The Department of Admissions and Outreach welcomed approximately 500 high school students to Stan State for the 14th annual Chicanx Latinx Youth Conference (CLYC). Students started off the day with pan...

Stan State students and people of the community attend the fourth annual Day of the Dead celebration at the Stan State Art Space. (Signal photo/ Steven Gaxiola)

New Downtown Art Space Has Social Justice Focus

Steven S Gaxiola November 5, 2018

The Ethnic Studies Department hosted their fourth annual Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) event at Stan State's Art Space in Downtown Turlock, which was recently reopened after a yearlong hiatus, last...

Illustration by Simarjit Kaur.

Cesar Chavez’s Legacy and Allies

Jesus Alvarado March 30, 2018

During his years as an activist, Cesar Chavez adopted nonviolent means to bring light to the harsh conditions that many farmworkers lived through day-to-day during the 1960s. As a labor leader,...

Pro-immigration picket signs that were put out in the Stan State quad on Mar. 5 when student organizations organized a demonstration/march in order to advocate for a comprehensive immigration reform to help out DREAMers and families of undocumented parents. (Signal Photo/Jesus Alvarado)

Knowing Your Rights: ICE Raids

Emiliann Parga March 16, 2018

In recent days, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been on multiple raids throughout Northern California. Since California has claimed that it is a sanctuary state it has been under closer watch...

Miguel Pulido, Communications Specialist for Housing, displays the Selena movie night flyer. (Signal Photo/Emily Hake)

Como la flor: Selena lives on in the hearts of fans

Nearly 23 years after her tragic death, Selena Quintanilla’s status as a pop culture icon and a heroine of the Latinx community is stronger than ever.The Vasche Library and Housing & Residential...

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