Ramona Arreguín de Rosales Endowed Lecture with Dr. Curtis Acosta

The Transformative Potential and Academic Power of Humanizing Education & Ethnic Studies 
Section of a colorful artwork showing a young girl with a woman seated behind her braiding her hair against a large sun. A green field is behind them. To their left is an older woman drawn in white outlines. The young girl reaches toward the older woman.
Artwork by Zamara Cuyún and Claudia Valentino
Event Date & Time
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Event Location
Liberal Arts Engagement Hub, Room 120 Pillsbury Hall

315 Pillsbury Drive SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455

How can we learn from the historic victory for Chicanx/Latinx students and ethnic studies education in Arizona?  How do we continue to survive, thrive, and strive for liberation in an era of hateful rhetoric and anti-intellectualism? How have ethnic studies and humanizing educational practices created a paradigm shift in producing excellent academic outcomes for Chicanx/Latinx youth?
 
Dr. Curtis Acosta, one of the leading educational innovators in the nation, will reveal how humanizing pedagogy and methodologies created one of the most successful academic programs for Chicanx/Latinx youth in the history of the United States. This interactive and engaging keynote will also include a view into contemporary ethnic studies programs, which are leading the way in creating excellent academic and humanizing outcomes for Chicanx/Latinx youth, including the Twin Cities.

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