Valentine’s Day Event- Etiquette Dinner plus Waltz Dance Lessons |
Monday, February 20th, 7-9 p.m. | Neal-Marshall Grand Hall |
Bring your significant other or a friend to enjoy a delicious meal, etiquette tips, professional waltz lessons, and great company! Couples: $15 Singles: $10. Sponsored by La Casa. RSVP: lopezde@indiana.edu by February 10th. |
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Valentine’s Day Event- Etiquette Dinner plus Waltz Dance Lessons
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
Dodge-ball Tournament – Latinos Unidos Team
November 28, 7pm
LUIU's team for the IU Rec Sports 4v4 Dodgeball tournament is scheduled to play our 3 games on Monday the 28th of November at 7 pm. If you are interested in participating please email Adrian Maxwell at ahmaxwel@umail.iu.edu . If you don't think you want to play all three games then you are welcome to just play one or two depending on the amount of people we have show up. LUIU has covered the registration fee and so all you have to do is show up and have a good time! Simply email us as soon as possible if you are interested.
“Diaries of Death/Diarios de Muerte”
November 29, 6:30-8:30pm at La Casa
Talk and photos by Alexandra McNichols is a Colombian-American photographer, who also has worked as a writer, journalist and editor. In the last twenty years the Embera people have fled their territories in the jungles of north-west Chocó, Colombia, South America. This indigenous tribe have been terrorized, bombed, killed and kidnapped by leftist guerrillas groups, right wing paramilitaries, and the Colombian army and by monopolies. The photographs displayed were taken in Bogotá and in the Chocó region; they were collected to plea for the Embera who are at risk of extermination as well as other 27 indigenous tribes in Colombia.
“Estado Plurinacional, Derechos Afrodescendientes y Desigualdad Racial en Ecuador”
November 30, 7:15pm at Ballantine 321
Guest Speaker Jhon Antón of FLACSO-Quito and Carlos de la Torre (University of Kentucky) will present this Spanish-language talk on the development of Afro-descendent social movements in the Andes.
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
Discovering the Goodness and Health of Latino Food and Culture
November 15, 6pm at La Casa
“Preppin 4 da Profession”
November 17, 7-9pm at La Casa
Preppin 4 da Profession series helps develop Latino graduate students for future careers and to promote the success of Latino graduate students and their subsequent professions. More info contact lgsa@indiana.edu
LGSA Social Mixer
November 17, 9:30pm at Yogi’s Grill and Bar (519 E 10th St)
Soon after “Preppin 4 da Profession”, join us LGSA (Latino Graduate Student Association) as we mix it up at a local bar & grill. More info contact lgsa@indiana.edu
Face the Facts: The Injustices of Deportation
November 17, 7pm at Saint Paul Newman Center (1413 East Seventeenth St.)
Come listen to Professor Peter Guardino speak about the economic and statistical facts of immigration and why deportation is not the answer. Come. Educate. Act.
Leadership at Lunch - Today’s Topic – Office of Overseas Study.
November 18, 12-1pm La Casa
Leadership at Lunch is designed to provide networking opportunities for students to meet with representatives from various campus and community groups that can supply the tools and guidance for your ongoing success. Today’s Topic – Office of Overseas Study. What are the advantages of study abroad? What are some of the study abroad opportunities available through the Office of Overseas Study in Latin America and Spain? What are the requirements for these programs and what type of funding is available to 21st Century Scholars?
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
Colectiva Dinner
November 9, 6:30pm at La Casa
The goal of the Colectiva dinners is to provide opportunity for Latino students to meet new and returning students, foster a sense of community and discuss issues that impact Latina/os on campus and beyond. Dinners often are home cooked meals. Today’s Topic – Dealing with Stress.
Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority Inc.
We are the only multicultural-based sorority on campus. Our mission is “to promote leadership, multiculturalism, and self-improvement through academic excellence, involvement in and service to the campus and community, as well as being living examples of sisterhood across different races, cultures, religions, backgrounds, and lifestyles.” We are looking to recruit girls who are passionate about diversity from an array of backgrounds. By this, I mean not only race or religious beliefs (or lack thereof) but also sexual orientation, political views, majors, interests... you name it, we are accepting of it. Through our diversity, we are united by our core values, which are exemplified through our five tenets: scholarship, service, sisterhood, multiculturalism, and leadership. If you, or anyone you know, would like to get to know us and what we're about a little bit better, send us an email at tnx@indiana.edu.
Transitions of Life: Day of the Dead Expressions Exhibit
Now -November 28, Monday-Saturday 9am-7pm.. Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center (122 S. Walnut)
Día de los Muertos / Day of the Dead: art exhibit on contemporary art from Los Angeles, Mexico and Bloomington exploring Day of the Dead themes. This activity made possible, in part, with support from the Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. In partnership with La Casa, IU Latino Culture Center and The City of Bloomington Latino Outreach Division. Contact Julie Roberts - jroberts51@ivytech.edu
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
Schola Cantorum de Venezuela!
November 1, 8 pm at the IU Auditorium
IU Auditorium is presenting Schola Cantorum de Venezuela, Venezuela’s premiere touring choral ensemble.
Dia de los Muertos - A Celebration: Remembering those who Passed and Celebrating the Continuation of Life
November 1, 7-9pm at IU Foster Quad (1000 N Fee Lane)
You are cordially invited to come celebrate the Day of the Dead. Be a part of a tradition that honors and remembers our ancestors. Enjoy fun activities, traditional food and good company. All are welcome...dead or alive!
Sponsored by: La Casa and CommUNITY Education (CUE) Program.
Mexican Holiday Songs by Yuriria Rodriquez, IU Opera Soprano
November 2, 12-1pm at Ivy Tech Main Campus (200 Daniels Way)
Día de los Muertos / Day of the Dead: Art Exhibit & Celebration
November 2, 6-9pm at Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center (122 S. Walnut)
Featuring contemporary art from Los Angeles, Mexico and Bloomington, free Tapas served by Ivy Tech culinary students, Mexican holiday songs by Yuriria Rodriguez, craft activities for children and adults and Interactive “ofrendas” to commemorate loved ones who have passed on.
Living in Two Languages: A Linguistic Study of Bilingual Youths
November 3, 11:30am-1:30pm@LaCasa
Latino Studies Brownbag with Rebecca Ronquest, Ph.D. Candidate from Department of Spanish & Portuguese and 2011-12 Latino Studies Dissertation Fellow. The Latino Studies Dissertation Fellowship was made possible by the College of Arts and Sciences. Light refreshments will be served.
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center) News
"Transformaciones"
October 27, 28 & 29, 8:00 pm at Bloomington Playwrights Project Building (107 W. 9th St.)
Grupo de Teatro VIDA will present two short plays in Spanish. Both works use fantasy to portray lives that change unexpectedly.
La Cultura Cura: Sanando el Alma with Activities that Nurture and Heal the Soul
October 27, 6:30pm@LaCasa
Many times the media, politics, unresolved personal and family trauma rob us of our rich history, culture, and traditions and ultimately our identity. The purpose of this session is for participants to learn about our indigenous, European, and African soul healing traditions, to reflect and direct energy to healing the soul, identify strengths in themselves and their community and to put into action learned concepts. Workshop is limited to no more than 15 participants. Email lacasa@indiana.edu.
La Casa Float in Homecoming Parade
October 28th
Interested in marching in the 2011 Homecoming parade with La Casa. We will have a float and passing out candy to people along the parade route. We really want to have great representation at this year's parade, so join the fun! Please let us know if you want to participate by RSVP to lacasa@indiana.edu!
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Monday, October 10, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
Happy Birthday Chiricú!- October 14, 3:00 to 4:30 pm at Slocum Room, Lilly Library
The Chicano-Riqueño Studies Program invites you to “Chiricú 35” a commemoration of 35 years of Latino literature, arts & culture at Indiana University. Roundtable with Reflections and Readings by Dr. Luis Dávila, Spanish & Portuguese, Indiana University and IU Alumni Dr. Norma Alarcón, Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley and Dr. Arturo Rosales, History, Arizona State University. Light refreshments will be served.
Sitio y Lengua: Chicana Third Space Feminist Theory Talk by Norma Cantu; October 12, 4:30-6pm
at the Persimmon Room, IMU More information contact latino@indiana.edu .
MEZCLA Call-out Meeting- October 13, 6:30-8:30pm@LaCasa
Mix it Up with Mezcla Cycling’s (Little 500 women’s and men’s team) and Running (Little 50 women’s and men’s team) Information/Call-out Meeting. Contact ssalcedo@umail.iu.edu .
Latin American Music Center Needs Volunteers
LAMC needs volunteers who can help during the CULTURAL COUNTERPOINTS, Examining the Musical Interactions between the U.S. and Latin America. http://blogs.music.indiana.edu/lamcconference/ . Please contact LAMC T directly to lamc@indiana.edu or 812-855 2991 if available.
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
Philosophical Influences on Unions and the Labor Movement
October 4, 2011, 12 Noon at Poplars Room 630, 400 East 7th Street
Labor unions didn't come out of the blue. They emerged from the conditions and ideas of modern society. Unions took shape around ideas of liberty, exploitation, contract, syndicalism, democracy, and globalism that philosophers took up and fashioned in ways labor movements found useful. Professor Milton Fisk, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, IU.
Immigration 101: Is our immigration system broken?
October 5, 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Krannert Room/Interchurch Center, 1100 West 42nd Street
Please join Angela D. Adams, Board President of the Immigrant Welcome Center and immigration attorney with Lewis & Kappes, P.C., for an overview on the basic avenues for pursuing lawful immigration status and a discussion about the complexities and challenges of our current immigration laws. We will also provide information about the recent announcement by the Obama administration and its impact in Indiana. Free and open to the public. Please RSVP at rsvp@immigrantwelcomecenter.org or call (317) 808-2326.
Homecoming Planning Committee Call-out Meeting
October 6, 7-8pm at La Casa
Opening the Dialogue: A Film and Discussion Series on “Culture,” Identity, and Critical Media Literacy
Fall Semester Meeting Dates: October 6, October 20, November 3, November 17 and December 1 at 7pm
NEAL-MARSHALL BLACK CULTURE CENTER LIBRARY N-MBCC A113, EXHIBIT ROOM
Research, Scholarship & Creative Activity
November 18, 8:30am – 5:00pm
17th Annual Indiana University Undergraduate Research Conference at IU Kokomo
Abstract Submission DEADLINE: Friday, October 21, 2011
Conference Registration DEADLINE: Friday, November 4, 2011
The Indiana University Undergraduate Research Conference (IUURC) is dedicated to the promotion of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity performed in partnership with faculty or other mentors. The conference is open to all disciplines including (but not limited to): visual and performing arts, humanities, natural and physical sciences, mathematics, engineering, business and economics, education, and nursing.
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
La Casa News
Latino Faculty and Staff Appreciation Lunch
Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority, Inc. cordially invites all IU Latino faculty and staff to a lunch in honor of all their hard work, dedication and to show appreciation for their efforts to enhance the Latino presence on campus and support to the community.
September 27, 12-2pm @ La Casa
Multicultural Open House
IU Health Center’s Counseling and Psychological Services/Sexual Assault Crisis Services and the Office of the Dean of Students cordially invite you to a Multicultural Open House, providing an opportunity for faculty, staff and students to become acquainted with one another and the services CAPS/SACS has to offer.
Tuesday, September 27, 5-6:30pm @ IU Health Center first floor foyer
More info email: aschwing@indiana.edu
Roundtable Discussion to Focus on Multi-ethnic and Multi-disciplinary Research
The Latino Faculty and Staff Council (LFASC) invite to faculty, staff, and students to a roundtable focusing on multi-ethnic and multi-disciplinary research efforts to encourage the emergence of novel concepts, methods and frameworks. This meeting will also provide an opportunity for faculty to become familiar with each other and their work. Contact lfasc@indiana.edu for more information.
September 28, 11:30am-1pm @ Leo. R. Dowling International Center
La Casa’s Health and Wellness Group
September 28, 6:30pm @La Casa
Desde las Raíces de Nuestras Familias
Join the Latin@ Graduate Student Association for an evening of sharing family traditions, songs, music, and stories. Come to listen and share! Contact: lgsa@indiana.edu
September 29, 7pm @ Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center Bridgwaters Lounge
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
LA CASA (LATINO CULTURAL CENTER) NEWS
La Casa Homecoming Committee Meeting
September 20, 2011 at 6pm at La Casa
La Casa is preparing to decorate our float for Homecoming. This year’s theme is “Rocktober Fest”. Come and sign up to volunteer to help out La Casa. Call out will be Tuesday September 20th. We need all hands on deck so be ready to commit. If you have any questions contact Minelle Amezquita at mamezqui@indiana.edu .
Get Salsa Lessons
Ritmos Latinos is kicking off a new semester of salsa classes! We'll be accepting new members into our beginner’s class in rueda de casino, a group style of salsa that originated in Cuba. FREE introductory salsa classes will be held from 7 – 8:15 p.m in the IMU: Sep 20 – Frangipani Room. Contact ritmosindy@gmail.com for details.
Ritmos Latinos is kicking off a new semester of salsa classes! We'll be accepting new members into our beginner’s class in rueda de casino, a group style of salsa that originated in Cuba. FREE introductory salsa classes will be held from 7 – 8:15 p.m in the IMU: Sep 20 – Frangipani Room. Contact ritmosindy@gmail.com for details.
MEZCLA Call-out Meeting
September 21, 2011 from 3:30-4:30pm at La Casa
Mix it Up with Mezcla Cycling’s Information/Call-out Meeting (Little 500 women’s team). Contact ssalcedo@umail.iu.edu .
Break the Silence, Give Them a Voice, Latino Coalition’s 6th Annual Statewide Conference
September 22, 2011 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Sheraton Hotel, Downtown Indianapolis
Featuring Beth Holloway, mother of disappeared teen Natalee Holloway. Beth will speak about moving from victim to victor, a crucial topic for all victims of violence and the community of supporters around them. More information: Tel: (317) 926-4673.
Sexploration - The Friends, Partners, Date Game Show
September 22, 2011 from 6-8pm at La Casa
Do you really know your date, friend or partner? Come see contestants compete against each other in a series of revealing question rounds to determine how well they know (or don't know) each other. Featuring emcee Argenta Peron *Food * prizes * Free, Confidential, Anonymous HIV Testing. Limited number of tickets for participants to claim a prize at the program are available at La Casa or GLBTSSS Office before September 22nd. Presented by IU Health, IU Office of Diversity, Equity & Multicultural Affairs, Planned Parenthood, La Casa, and GLBTSSS Office.
Leadership at Lunch - Stop by for a free lunch and walkout in charge of your future!
September 23, 2011 12-1pm at La Casa
Today’s Topic – City of Bloomington Commission on Hispanic and Latino Affairs
How does one defined Latino or Hispanic? What does it mean to be a Latino/Hispanic today? Do all Latinos/Hispanics share the same identity? What impact have Latinos/Hispanic had on USA? How does today’s immigration climate affect Latinos/Hispanics?
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
La Casa News
Get Salsa Lessons
Ritmos Latinos is kicking off a new semester of salsa classes! We'll be accepting new members into our beginner’s class in rueda de casino, a group style of salsa that originated in Cuba. FREE introductory salsa classes will be held from 7 – 8:15 p.m in the IMU: Sep 13 – Alumni Hall or Sep 20 – Frangipani Room. Contact ritmosindy@gmail.com for details.
Ritmos Latinos is kicking off a new semester of salsa classes! We'll be accepting new members into our beginner’s class in rueda de casino, a group style of salsa that originated in Cuba. FREE introductory salsa classes will be held from 7 – 8:15 p.m in the IMU: Sep 13 – Alumni Hall or Sep 20 – Frangipani Room. Contact ritmosindy@gmail.com for details.
SACNAS call-out meeting! All are welcome!
September 14, 2011 from 6-7pm @ La Casa
The Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans (SACNAS)- IU Chapter would like to invite you to join for our call-out meeting at 6pm at La Casa on September 14, 2011. ALL undergraduate and graduate students and post-docs are welcome!
Latino Graduate Student Association Call-out Meeting! All are welcome!
September 14, 2011 from 7-9pm @ La Casa
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center) News
LEC Call Out
Interested in getting involved and making a difference? LEC (Latino Enhancement Cooperative) is having a Call-Out for members. LEC is a student-run organization that prides itself on celebrating and promoting diversity in education and in the community.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011, 7 p.m. at La Casa
More information contact gacquaro@indiana.edu
ALPFA Call Out Meeting
The Association of Latinos Professionals in Finance and Accounting is a student organization within the Kelley School of Business that works to promote Diversity. All business majors are accepted. ALPFA is not a Latino only group. Free Chipotle burritos. For more information contact Sandra Pineda at slpineda@indiana.edu.
September 6, 2011, 6-7 p.m. in BU 213
La Casa Town Hall Meeting
September 7, 2011, 6:30-8:30pm at La Casa
La Casa/Latino Cultural Center is organizing a town hall meeting in response to a recent act of racially motivated harassment at the center. The goals of the town hall meeting is to come together to show support to those affected by the incident, to highlight why such acts occur, how they impact the community as a whole, and what is in place to respond to these types of situations.
Need Players for La Casa Futbol Team for COPA Bloomington
September 8, 2011, 6:30pm at La Casa
Inspired by the Men’s and Women’s World Cups? Then join the La Casa MEZCLA coed team as we compete for the Annual COPA Bloomington Soccer Tournament held on Sept ember 25, October 2 & 9. Each year several teams comprised of students, faculty and townies come together to compete. La Casa would like to put together a team and need 10 players. If interested, join us for a meeting on September 8th. For more information contact lacasa@indiana.edu.
La Casa (Latino Cultural Center)
Indiana University, 715 E. 7th Street, (812) 855-0174
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
La Casa Events
Tue, April 26: Dead Week Dinner and Study Hours
630p-La Casa
All of this week, La Casa will be treating you to a delightful dinner. It’s our special way to thank you for your support this semester and to prep you as you go to battle. No one wants to study on an empty stomach, right? Tonight’s menu: whatever can be grilled – it’s a Cook out
Wed, April 27: Dead Week Dinner and Study Hours
630p -La Casa
All of this week, La Casa will be treating you to a delightful dinner. It’s our special way to thank you for your support this semester and to prep you as you go to battle. No one wants to study on an empty stomach, right? Tonight’s menu: Arroz con pollo y ensalada (Chicken with rice and salad)
Thu, April 28: UNDERSTANDING ANGER
400-500p - Counseling and Psychological Services
Counseling and Psychological Services is introducing a new free workshop topic on identify ways to contain destructive anger and ways to use anger constructively. Info? Andrea Maltese (855-5711)
Sat, April 30: Zumba Party Fundraiser
11am-1pm at Panache (325 E Winslow Rd, Bloomington, IN 47401)
Join us for this fundraiser for El Centro Comunal Latino Programs. Two hours of fund, come and dance for a cause! Donation: $7.00. Info? elcentrocomunal@gmail.com
Sat, May 7: Latino Congratulatory Ceremony
630p - Grand Hall (Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center)
You are cordially invited to attend the Indiana University Annual Latino Congratulatory Ceremony. Parking is available in the parking lot across from the street from the center. RSVP by April 22nd, Info? lacasa@indiana.edu
Please send comments and questions to: lacasa@indiana.edu
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
La Casa Events
Tue, April 19: Black in Latin America Documentary
8:00p ~ PBS
DESCRIPTION: Henry Louis Gates, Jr., uncovers Latin America's African roots in new four-part series
Thu, April 21: To Write Love On Her Arms
IMU Alumni Hall
DESCRIPTION: Jamie Tworkowski will lecture about his organization that is dedicated to helping those who suffer from depression, addiction, self-injury and suicidal tendencies find hope, support and love. In support of Alcohol Awareness Month. presented by the Union Board Canvas Creative Arts Committee.
Thu April 21: FASE/21ST Century Scholars Spring Celebration
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. ~ Forest Greenleaf Room
DESCRIPTION: Celebrate the achievements of this year’s FASE and 21st Century Scholars. This is going to be a fun and exciting program. This year’s speaker is Senior Associate Athletic Director for Regulatory Affairs. Refreshments Provided.
Please send comments and questions to: lacasa@indiana.edu
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
La Casa Events
--Tue, April 5: National Teach‐In Live Streamed from New York City
200 – 500p at IMU, State Room East
National discussion on issues concerning labor unions, reproductive Rights, & immigrant Rights. Moderators include Cornell West (Princeton University) & speakers Jackie Yenna, Benjamin Robinson, Suzanna Walters, & John Nieto-Phillips. Sponsors: Progressive Faculty & Staff Caucus, Jobs with Justice, Labor Studies Program.
--Tue, April 5: Don’t Go Out on an Empty Stomach
1130a at La Casa
Help raise money for a worthy cause while helping yourself out. Please stop by La Casa & grab some food while helping those in need. All proceeds go to our philanthropy: Breast Cancer Awareness & Literacy. Co-Sponsored with the Women of Delta Phi Omega Sorority. Part of Sigma Lambda Gamma's Week of events - The Gammas Turn 21
--April 5: Grupo de Teatro VIDA presents “Relaciones”
An educational partnership with Ivy Tech Community College of a presentation of four one-act plays.
8:30 p.m. • Ivy Tech John Waldron Arts Center Auditorium, 122 South Walnut Street
These performances are free and open to the public. Please contact Marda Rose (mcrose@indiana.edu) for more information or for the official press release. More information at: www.indiana.edu/~vida
--Wed, April 6: Oh, You Fancy, Huh?
730p at Jordan Hall A106
Please join the Women of SLG for an interactive program where you can learn how to relax & keep you’re cool during finals week. We will have speaker who will teach us different methods & ways to de-stress & relax. Part of Sigma Lambda Gamma's Week of events - The Gammas Turn 21
--Thu, April 7: All Pink Everything
730p at Education Building1004
The Women of Sigma Lambda Gamma are committed to raising awareness about Breast Cancer. Please join us for a short film depicting one of our sorority sister’s trials & tribulations with Breast Cancer. Movie starts at 8pm. Refreshments & Cupcakes will be provided. Part of Sigma Lambda Gamma's Week of events - The Gammas Turn 21
--Fri, April 8: Spring fest 2011: Knowledge Bowl
700pm at SPEA 169
Let the Games Begin!!! SpringFest 2011 kicks off with a highly competitive Jeopardy-style game. Let’s find out which team has the gotten the most of their IU education so far. Also part of Sigma Lambda Gamma's Week of events - The Gammas Turn 21.
--Sat, April 9: Spring fest 2011: Zany Olympics
1100a-200p at Dunn Meadows
Day 2 part 2 & teams will compete in finding gumballs in a bowl full of whipped cream & pudding, dodgeball tournament, & the ultimate relay race.
--Sat, April 9: Spring fest 2011: Talent Showcase
Day 2 part 2 & teams will pull out all the stops in entertaining you while positioning themselves to win the Golden Pinata!
Check us out on Facebook & our new webpage!
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
La Casa Events- Week of March 21st
Wed, March 23: Latino Activism, Where We Have Been & Where We Are Going
6:30-8p at La Casa
The goal of this gathering is to bring Latino (men) Faculty/Staff & Latino (men) students to have a cross generational discussion on Latino activism. Specifically reflecting on what role Latinos have played in the past, today & in the future. Part of Cesar Chavez Activism Program Series.
Thu, March 24: Mentoring Program for Male Youth
5-6:15P at La Casa
El Centro Comunal Latino
Thu, March 24: LUIU Dinner & a Movie
6:30-9p at La Casa
Film: Salt of the Earth, a movie based on the Empire Zinc Mine strike in New Mexico by Mexican-American workers. Dinner will be provided. RSVP: luiu@indiana.edu.
Thu, March 24: monthly LGSA social mixer
7:00pm at Coaches Bar & Grill
For this month's social, sit down with Dean Pilachowski, Dean of Graduate Affairs, to discuss the ways in which we can make IU more welcoming, supportive and responsive to the needs of African Americans and Latino students and faculty. Appetizers available. Cosponsored with Black Graduate Student Association. info: lgsa@indiana.edu
Checkout Indiana Compact – http://www.indianacompact.com/
The Indiana Compact was developed over several months by groups and individuals who were concerned about the tone of Indiana's immigration discussion. The Compact is based on Indiana values and we urge our leaders to use these guiding principles as they address the complex challenges associated with a broken national immigration system. The Compact has broad support from community leaders, business associations, law enforcement officers and members of Indiana's religious community. It is a simple document that expresses our values as community as they relate to specific policy issues that have become central to the immigration discussion.
Please send comments, questions, or if you want to post an event/announcement, to: lacasa@indiana.edu
The 1st Spanish and Portuguese song festival
ILASSA, The Department of Spanish and Portuguese, Latino Studies, CLACS, La CASA, Department of Folklore and the Latin American Music Center invite you to the 1st Spanish and Portuguese song festival to take place
Friday, April 1 from 5 to 7pm at the Frangipani Room (Indiana Memorial Union).
There is no fee for the event.
7 IU students will be singing before a special jury to get the big prize. There will be special performances from groups in the Department of Folklore and the Latin American Music Center. We will appreciate if you could spread the word to your close friends and people you think might be interested in this kind of cultural event.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
La Casa Events
March 4 to April 5-- Yuyanapaq: To Remember
Photo exhibit in the IMU Gallery explores political violence in Peru between 1980 and 2000. This exhibit features 40 photographs culled from the exhibition organized by the Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission in 2003. The photographs will be rotated weekly so revisit to see the complete collection. Opening reception with comments by Jonathan Ritter, UC Riverside. March 4th at 5pm in the IMU Gallery (Starbucks seating area).
March 8-- Let’s Talk About Sex; 7pm at La Casa
Please join us for interactive, hands on evening talking about HIV transmission and prevention, and encouraging healthier decision-making and behaviors. Snacks will be provided. Free and anonymous HIV testing will be offered.
March 10-- The Complexities and Inconsistencies of Immigration Law: Case Studies of Mexican Deportations in the 20th Century (University of California, San Diego); 4pm at the Georgian Room, IMU
Using Border Patrol and Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), Professor Molina will discuss deportation cases from the 1920s-1950s. The agency’s records give us insight into how individuals and the media shaped notions of belonging, exclusion, and citizenship.
Please send comments, questions, or if you want to post an event/announcement, to: lacasa@indiana.edu
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
La Casa Events
Throughout the month of March, La Casa celebrates Cesar Chavez’s birthday by organizing programs that look at Latino activism. Please make sure to check out our webpage for a listing of these programs: http://www.indiana.edu/~lacasa/
Latina Activism, Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going
Wednesday, March 2, 6:30-8pm at La Casa
Part of Cesar Chavez Activism Program Series. The goal of this gathering is to bring Latina Faculty/Staff and Latina students to have a cross generational discussion on Latina activism. Specifically reflecting on what role Latinas have played in the past, today and in the future. Must RSVP at mlcasill@indiana.edu.
FILM SCREENING & DIRECTOR VISIT “THE OTHER SIDE OF IMMIGRATION”
Written, Produced, Directed by Roy Germano (2010)
Thursday, March 3, 3:00pm-4:00pm – Woodburn Hall Rawles Room (on second floor)
Reception for Graduate and Undergraduate Students to meet with Roy Germano
Thursday, March 3, 5:00pm-7:00pm – Whittenberger Auditorium in the IMU
Film Screening of “The Other Side of Immigration” followed by a Question and Answer session.
Links to Roy Germano’s Film: http://www.TheOtherSideOfImmigration.com
Who am I? An Inclusive Conference on Identities
Indiana University Bloomington, March 3-4, 2011
Indiana Memorial Union/Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center/Collins Living Learning Center
Presented by ARC 2010! Attention, Reflection, Connection: Steps Toward An Inclusive Campus
Registration is free: https://www.indiana.edu/~arc2010/2011/
To build a culturally literate and inclusive community on the IUB campus: where all of its members can thrive and succeed, individually and collectively; where individuals have knowledge of, respect for, and the skills necessary to interact with people from other cultures in domestic and international contexts.
Eighth Annual Graduate Student Conference on Luso-Brazilian and Hispanic Literature, Linguistics, and Culture
Saturday, 5 March 2011
For more information contact: GSAC Indiana University gsac.hisp.iu@gmail.com
Please send comments, questions, or if you want to post an event/announcement, to: lacasa@indiana.edu
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
La Casa Events
Tue, Tuesday Feb. 22: National Association of Hispanic Journalists Callout Meeting…7:00 pm at the Ernie Pyle Lounge (IU School of Journalism).
NAHJ is committed to the recognition & professional advancement of Hispanics in the news industry. Benefits of joining include scholarship opportunities, internship/fellowship opportunities, professional development workshops & networking with professional journalists. For more information contact Elvia Malagon at emalagon@indiana.edu.
February 23: Timmy Foundation…5:00-800pm at La Casa
Come out for some delicious & cheap food before the IU-Purdue Men’s Basketball game! The dinner will feature Central American food, including burritos from Chipotle & a homemade Guatemalan dessert. All proceeds go to the Timmy Foundation, a non-profit organization based in Indianapolis, & their work in Guatemala with a local organization that serves a variety of social needs including a Spanish school & a health clinic. $3. Info: http://www.indiana.edu/~timmyfc/
Thu, February 23: Multi-Identity Lead Initiative call out…7:00pm at La Casa
A group created to celebrate and recognize every piece that makes you who you are. Whether an identity lays within a religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, etc., or any combination of these, MLI works to empower its members. MLI will set the foundation to allow members to grow both personally and professionally; a true growth that will stem from the true reflection of members.
Fri, February 25: Documentary film screening of Soy Andina…7:00pm at the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, Grand Hall
Soy Andina tells the intersecting stories of two women – a modern/hip-hop dance dancer raised in Queens, & a folkloric dancer from the Andes – on a visually engaging journey through Peru in search of roots & a world of folkloric dance. Q&A with Director Mitch Teplitsky & Film Protagonist Cynthia Paniagua will follow.
Sat, February 26: 12th Annual Indiana Latino Leadership Conference…8:00am-5:00pm at Ball State University
A conference that examines themes pertinent to Indiana Latino students, including culture, education, identity, current affairs, career development, & leadership. This year’s conference “IDENTITY: the search for collective consciousness” seeks to better understand past & previous efforts in identity development for collective action. A collaboration between Ball State University & Indiana University. Info? www.illc.info
Please send comments, questions, or if you want to post an event/announcement, to: lacasa@indiana.edu
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