"'Autonomous Education' from Chiapas to Mexico City"
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Nov 13, 2009 12:00 pm (Friday)
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Location: Joukowsky Forum, Watson Institute (111 Thayer Street) Calendar: All Public Events Contact: crystal_huang@brown.edu - Crystal Huang Description: Sociologist Patricia Hernan...
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Location:
Joukowsky Forum, Watson Institute (111 Thayer Street)
Calendar:
All Public Events
Contact:
crystal_huang@brown.edu - Crystal Huang
Description:
Sociologist Patricia Hernandez will present a lecture on "'Autonomous Education' from Chiapas to Mexico City: Urban-Zapatista Links." She and a representative from the Mexico-US Solidarity Network will discuss popular education in indigenous Zapatista communities, the role of urban academics in constructing autonomous education systems, and the contributions of women to Mexican social movements.
Sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
Joukowsky Forum, Watson Institute (111 Thayer Street)
Calendar:
All Public Events
Contact:
crystal_huang@brown.edu - Crystal Huang
Description:
Sociologist Patricia Hernandez will present a lecture on "'Autonomous Education' from Chiapas to Mexico City: Urban-Zapatista Links." She and a representative from the Mexico-US Solidarity Network will discuss popular education in indigenous Zapatista communities, the role of urban academics in constructing autonomous education systems, and the contributions of women to Mexican social movements.
Sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
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