Wednesday, June 24

Miercoles, 24 de Junio 

NACCS Coordinating Committee Meeting/Reunión del Comité Coordinador Nacional
Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia (UNAM) 2:00-5:00 p.m.

NACCS for Beginners/NACCS para Principiantes
Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia (UNAM) 5:15 - 6:15 p.m.

Welcome Reception/Recepción de Bienvenida
Museo de el Templo Mayor (INAH) 6:30 - 10:00 p.m.

Lesbian and Joto Caucuses Reception/Recepción
Juglar Bookstore, Col. San José Insurgentes 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

  Thursday, June 25

Jueves, 25 de Junio

Registration/Registro Antigua Escuela de Jurisprudencia (UNAM) 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

I.1 Contemporary California Images of Chicanos in California Newspaper Metaphor
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM). SALON 2.

• Otto Santa Ana, University California, Los Angeles Research on Contemporary California -"Interrogating and contesting negative images of Chicanos: Metaphor research on contemporary California Print Media."
• Luis Garibay, University California, Los Angeles - "Society’s Enemies? Representations of Latino Gangs members in the Los Angeles print media."
• Eduardo Rivas, University California, Los Angeles - "Sea of Brown Faces: Depictions of California Demographics in the Proposition 187 Immigrant Debate."
• Ramona M. Ortega, University California, Los Angeles - "Metaphors of California Affirmative Action in the Proposition 209 Debate."

• Chair: Maria E. Franquiz, University Colorado, Boulder
• Chicana/o college and high school students, members of "It’s About YOUth".
• Commentators : Norma Huerta Kelly, Division of Youth Services, Longmont, Colorado
• Sonja Chapman, Clearview Alternative High School, Longmont, Colorado

• Chair: Martha Menchaca, University Texas, Austin - "Gender Conflict in Chicano Studies: The Best Case Scenario and the Worst Case Scenario."
• Leticia M. Garza-Falcón, Southwest Texas State University - "A Historical and Comparative Analysis of the Patriarchy."
• Theresa Palomo Acosta, University Texas, Austin - "Chicano Studies: Refleciones sobre el pasado; necesidades para el futuro."
• Mercedes de Uriarte, University Texas, Austin - "Manifestations and Mimicry of Internalized Oppression: Confronting Aspects of Ethnic Studies."
• Lisa Sanchez Gonzalez, University Texas, Austin - "Hegemony, Machismo and Institutional Racism: Notes from a Puetorriqueña Survivor." 

•  Jaime Armin Mejía, Southwest Texas State University - "The Rhetorical Complexity of Texas Mexican Tallas."
• Raúl Homero Villa, Occidental College - "Invisible Identities of The Visible: The Place of Memory and the Memory of Place in Chicana Urban Expression."
• Jesse Valadez, California State University, Northridge - "Culture, Culture and more Culture!"
  

• Yolanda C. Padilla, University Texas, Austin
• Raquel Marquez, University Texas, Austin
• Bryan Roberts, University Texas, Austin 

I.6 No Todo es Blanco en Fargo: The (Re)Creation and Maintenance of Tejana/Mexicana Identity in the Far North
CASA DEL GOBIERNO DE TLAXCALA: PATIO

• Eden E. Torres, University Minnesota
• Susana De León Taverna, University Minnesota
• Guadalupe Castillo Morales, University Minnesota 

I.7 Queer Studies
CASA DEL GOBIERNO DE TLAXCALA: AUDITORIO 

• María C. González, University Houston - "Intellectual Trajectories: Chicana Queer Theory."
• Catrióna Rueda Esquibel, University California, Santa Cruz - "Chicana Lesbians Writing against Erasure: Reclaiming History through Fiction."
• Laura Araujo-Salinas, University New Mexico - "Loving and Hating with the same Passion: The Lesbian Consciousness in Roffiel's Amora and de la Peña's Margins."

• Chair: Jorge Mariscal, University California, San Diego- "Un pocho en Tenochtitlan."
• Gail Pérez, University San Diego - "The Pocha/o Tapes: Politicizing Liminality, Confusion, and Rage."
• Dionne Espinoza, University Wisconsin-Madison - "La Consciencia de la Pocha." 

• Jesse Zapata, University Texas, San Antonio
• Edward Codina, University Texas, San Antonio
• David S. Katims, University Texas, San Antonio
• Zenong Yin, University Texas, San Antonio
• Michael D. Cantú, University Texas, San Antonio
• Charles E. Valdez, University Texas, San Antonio

I.10 Literatura Chicana
MUSEO NACIONAL DE LAS CULTURAS (INAH): AUDITORIO

• Moderator: Patricia Casasa García, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico - "Trenzas y Máscaras el Paradigma de la Mujer Chicano-Latina en Estados Unidos."
• Ana Elena Bravo, Universidad Iberoamericana - "El Discurso Delirante de Alqunos Protagonistas Infantiles en Ciertos Cuentos de Elena Garro y Sabine Ulibarri."
• Leticia García A., Universidad de Zacatecas - "Literatura marginal, literatura tertimonial y literatura chicana."
• Lic. Judith Hernández Mora (Universidad Simón Bolivar, Caracas, Venezuela) - "So Far From God y las Transgresiones del imaginario Chicano".

• Holly Barnet-Sanchez, University New Mexico - "Las Mujeres: Women and 'Womanly Action' in the Art of Ester Hernandez, Amalia Mesa-Bains, and Judith Baca."
• Charlene Villaseñor Black, University New Mexico - "Sacred Cults, Subversive Icons: Catholic Imagery in Chicana Art."
• Monica Garza, University New Mexico - "Fotoescultura: A Photographic Tradition."
• Andrea Quijada, University New Mexico - "Coatlicue: The Construction of a Chicana Feminist Identity."
• Commentator: Holly Barnet-Sanchez
  

• Susan Marie Green, Bryn Mawr College - "You OUGHTA BE in Pictures, Carnal!: The Representation of Zoot Suiters in Cartoons, Film, Music Videos and Television."
• Laura G. Gutiérrez, University Wisconsin-Madison - "Performing Gender and Culture? Paulina Sahagun's Nahuatl - Now What!"
• Perlita Raquel Dicochea, Arizona State University - "Mapping Chicana Latina Feminisms: A Rhetorical Analysis of U.S. Latina Magazines."

• Chair: Avelardo Valdez, University Texas, San Antonio
• Alice Cepeda, University Texas, San Antonio
• John Alvarado, University Texas, San Antonio
• Richard Arcos, University Texas, San Antonio
• Nickolas Rocha, University Texas, San Antonio
• Misty F. Sanchez, University Texas, San Antonio

 II.1 La Dulce Vida-Quality of Life Issues for Recent Latino Immigrants to Nebraska
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM): SALON 2.  

• Steve Larrick, University Nebraska, Lincoln
• Blanca E. Ramirez, University Nebraska, Lincoln
• Thomas Sanchez, University Nebraska, Lincoln

• Gabriela Ortíz Juárez, University California, San Diego - "Chicano Subcultures in Los Angeles: The Emergence and Transformation of the Nineties Pachuco and House Music on the West Coast."
•  Josh Kun, University California, Berkeley - "Cholos, Chilangos, and Chavos: Pop Music Beyond the Borderlands."
• Gerard Meraz, California State University, Northridge - "Raza Cultural Expression: The DJ Culture of Southern California."    

• Chair: Rachel Gomez, University Houston
• Carla Cortez-Ramirez, University Houston Andrea Hernandez, University Houston
• Carolina Monsivais, University Houston
• Annica Gorham, University Houston Leticia Manzano, University Houston
• Elizabeth J. Alexander, University Houston  

• Armando Trujillo, University Texas, San Antonio Roberto De Anda, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Michael Guerrero, University Texas, Austin
• Eric Romero, New Mexico Highlands University Severita Lara, Crystal City Independent School District Lile Quirino, Houston Independent School District
• Carlos Quirino, Houston Independent School District    

• Chair: Shirlene Soto, California State University, Northridge
• Rudy Acuña, California State University, Northridge
• Evangeline Ordaz, California State University, Northridge
• Mary Pardo, California State University, Northridge
• David Rodriguez, California State University, Northridge    

• Adriann Barboa
• Mario Encinias
• Jorge Garcia    

• Chair: Horacio N. Roque Ramirez, University California, Berkeley
• Eric Christopher García, University New Mexico
• Alex Ortega, University California, Los Angeles    

• Moderator: Juan Palma, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico - "Identidad y Participación Política en la comunidad Chicana."
• José Cabra, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico - "El Conflicto de Identidad Nacional de los Chicanos."
• Martin Iñiguez, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, y Leticia Calderón, Instituto Mora - "Multiculturalismo y Cuidadanía."
• Ana Cristina Castillo, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico "¿Cultura Propia?: Los Chicanos en la Globalización."
• Irene Zea, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico - "Racismo y Xenofobia." 

• Jesús Francisco Malaret, University California, Davis - "The good Mexican-American: Images of citizenship in the Los Angeles Press during World War II."
•  Antonio Bencomo, San Francisco State University - "Theory of Citizenship in Mexico: The Obstacles to Democratization."
• Olivia Arrieta, University of Arizona - "Mexican and Chicana/o Identity: Ideology, Symbolism and the Construction of ‘Race’ in Mexico and the United States."
• Jesús Luna, California State University, Fullerton - "Una Raiz Comun - Dos Pueblos."    

II.10 A U.S. Mexicano Response to the Impassioned Warriors of Chiapas
MUSEO NACIONAL DE LAS CULTURAS (INAH): AUDITORIO  

• Luis Hernandez Navarro, Commission on the Chiapas Peace Accords and Counselor of the National Coordinating office of Organizations of Coffee Growers, U.S.
• Elizabeth Lowery Quaratiello, Stanford University
• Rosa Marta Zarate, Director, Libreria del Pueblo U.S. Representative, Centro de Derechos Humanos Bartolome de las Casas, Chiapas,
• Mexico Representative, Ejercito Zapatista de Liberacion Nacional, Chiapas, Mexico
• Moderator: Maria Anna Gonzalez, University California, Riverside    

II.11 Proyecto de Estudios Sobre Latinos en America del Norte/Northamerican Latino Studies Project.
CASA DE LA PRIMERA IMPRENTA DE AMERICA (UAM): AULA MAGNA  

• Moderator: Claire Joysmith, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Chicanas y Mexicanidades en Traducción."
• Mónica Verea Campos, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Creciente Intolerancia: La nueva Ley de Inmigración de 1996: Tendencias y Consecuencias hacia el Fin del Milenio."
• Bárbara A. Driscoll, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Mexicanos en el Suroeste y les Quebecois en el Noreste."
• Elaine Levine, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "The Relationship between educational attainment and labor market outcomes for Latinos in the U.S."
• Mtra. Remedios Gómez Arnau, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Principales Resultados del Estudio Binacional México-Estados Unidos sobre Migración."    

II.12 Gender and Cinema: Theory and Practice of Chicana/Latina/Mexicana Representation (Part One of Two)
EX-TEMPLO DE SANTA TERESA (INBA).: AUDITORIO.  

• Chair: Rosa Linda Fregoso, University California, Davis
• Kathleen Newman, University of Iowa
• Carmen Huaco-Nuzum, University California, Santa Cruz
• Margara Millán, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
• Gabriela Yañez-Gómez, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
• Norma Iglesias, Colegio de la Frontera Norte Comments: B. Ruby Rich, Film Critic  

II.13 What is to be Done? The Building of a New Movement in the 21st Century.
Museo de la Caricatura (DDF): Patio.    

• Chair: Armando Navarro, University California, Riverside
• Mario Compean, Yakima Valley Community College
• Jose Angel Gutierrez, Founder of the Raza Unida Party, University of Texas, Arlington
• Juan Jose Peña, Former Raza Unida Party National Chairperson, Vice-Commander, New Mexico G.I. Forum
• Raul Ruiz, California State University, Northridge

11:20 - 1:00 p.m./ 11:20 - 13:00

Auditorio de la Biblioteca Nacional de Educación, Centro Cultural del SNTE

Moderators/Moderadores: Juan Manuel Sandoval and Axel Ramirez

III.1 Del Margen Al Centro: Redefining the Parameters of Our Disciplines
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM). SALON 2.  

• Chair: David Montejano, University Texas, Austin Maribel García, University Texas, Austin - "Locating the ‘Chicana/Mexicana’ in Feminist Anthropology."
• Ramona Houston, University Texas, Austin - "Racial Segregation in Texas: Bringing the Histories of African American and Mexican American Together."
• Patricia Martinez, University Texas, Austin - "Constructing Identities and Demonizing Women: The Witch-Hunt on Mexico’s Northern Frontier, 1740-1768."
• Lilia Raquel Rosas, University Texas, Austin - "Vagrants, Thieves, and Slanderers: The Representation of African American and Mexican Women in Texas, 1890-1914."    

• Chair: Russell Rodriguez, Santa Clara University Luz Rodriguez, Santa Clara University - "Chicana/o Academic Performance: The Case Study of Bell Gardens High School in Bell Gardens, CA."
• Maria Elena Gonzalez and Esmeralda Sanchez, Santa Clara University - "Bi-Lingual Education at the Crossroads: A Case Study of Pittsburg, CA."
• Veronica Villalobos, Santa Clara University - "Political Empowerment through Education: A Case Study of Chicanos in Woodland, CA."    

• Judith Arroyo and Andrea Romero Carbajal, University New Mexico - "Development and Validation of a Scale to Measure Ethnic Identity Independently of Mainstream American Identity."
• Layla P. Suleiman, Loyola University - "Stress, Sociocultural Mediators, and Mental Health Among People of Mexican Descent: Making the Most Out of Multivariate Methodologies."
• Ramon Del Castillo, Metropolitan State College - "Curanderismo: Best Management Practices Complementing Western Psychiatry." Raquel R. Vigueria, Arizona State University - "The Dimension Humana: A Sociological and Psychological Contribution to the Epidemiology of the Chicana/o HIV Crisis."   

• Estevan Rael y Galvez, University Michigan - "Mal-Criado y Entre-Metido Memoria: How (!) is the ‘old Indian’ a Slave?"
• Gabriel Gutierrez, Loyola Marymount University - " ‘...the things that he likes’: Economic liberalism, Indian Mexican labor, and criminalization in Mexican California, 1815-1846."
• Martha Menchaca, University Texas, Austin - "From Indians to Mexicans: Law and the Public Culture of the Mission and Christian Ranchería Indians of the Southwest."    

• Rudy Acuña, California State University, Northridge
• Mary Pardo, California State University, Northridge 
• Marta Lopez-Garza, California State University, Northridge
• Bill Flores, California State University, Northridge
• Jose Calderon, Pitzer College    

• Moderator: Jesús Marrero, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "Las Migracajas."
• Rodolfo García Zamora, Universidad Autónoma de Zacatecas - "Las Divisas de los Emigrantes Zacatecanos en Estados Unidos como fuente de Financiamiento Regional en Zacatecas."
• Ernesto Rodríguez, Universidad de la Habana, Cuba - "Migración y Remesas Cubanas."      

• Randy Rodríguez, University Minnesota - "The Problem with Richard(s): Sissies and their Fathers in Pocho and Hunger of Memory: The Education of Richard Rodriguez."
• Brian Eugenio Herrera, University New Mexico - "Of Spice and Spectacle: Pornography, Colonialism and the (Homo)Erotics of Latino Masculinity."
• Jaime Cárdenas, University California, Los Angeles - "Other Men, Another Nation: Ethnic Mexicans, Masculinity and the Nation in 1950s US Culture."            

• Chair: Tey Diana Rebolledo, University New Mexico - "La Diabla a Pie: Women’s Representation Within the Federal Writers’ Project."
• Barbara Gonzales, University New Mexico - "Behavior, Morality and Values: Women’s Cuentos of the WPA."
• Tey Marianna Nunn, Curator, Contemporary Hispano/Latino Collections, Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, NM - "All this Beauty and Color should be in every Home: ‘El Diablo a Pie and the Hispana/Hispano Artists of New Mexico."    

• María Elena Espinoza, University of Southern California - "¿Ver y Resistir?: Chicana Viewers of Telenovelas: Deconstructing the Text."
• Paul Guajardo, University Houston - "The Internal Satire of Culture Clash, Lequizamo, and Najera."
• Adam A. Pagán, University Minnesota - "The Simpsons Proposition 24, U.S. Immigration, and the Politics of Difference: A California Case Study."    

• Moderator: Angel Lorenzo Florido, Universidad de Guadalajara - "El vínculo local-global en los procesos de desarrollo regional de México." Genevieve Marcini, Universidad de Colima - "Crisis y recuperación de la economía mexicana."
• Jorge A. Rosales, Universidad de Guadalajara - "La integración de México en el bloque de América del Norte."
• Alberto Rocha Valencia, Universidad de Colima - "El bloque supranacional de América del Norte."
• Raquel Partida, Universidad de Guadalajara - "Trabajo y Trabajadores en la Industria Electrónica en Guadalajara México y San Diego, California."
• Pablo Casillas, Universidad de Guadalajara - "Cultura y Flexibilidad Laboral en la Industria Electrónica de México."  

• Moderator: Jose Angel Bautista, Corriente Migratoria, Michoacán - "Proyecto Casa del Trabajador - Corriente Migratoria."
• Arturo Pimentel, Frente Indigena Oaxaqueño Binacional - "La experiencia organizativa y de Lucha del Frente Indígena Oaxaqueño Binacional."
• Enrique Toledo, Coordinación de Derechos Humanos de los Migrantes, PRD - "Los centros de atención a los migrantes del PRD en la Frontera México-Estados Unidos."          

• Marcela Fernandez, México 
• Chair: Rosa Linda Fregoso, University California, Davis 
• Frances Negron, USA Salome España, USA
• Lourdes Portillo, USA
• Nancy de los Santos, USA
• Marisa Sistach, México
• Sylvia Morales, USA
• Maria Novaro, México
• Busi Cortez, México
• Guita Schyfter, México
• Sara Minter, México
• Matilde Landeta, México    

• Chair: Roberto Calderon, University California, Riverside - "‘All we want to be is a Cog in the machine’: Mexican Immigrant Workers and Labor Organizing in Texas during the 1930’s."
• Armando Alonzo, University California, Riverside - "Mexican Immigrant Settlement in South Texas, 1900-1930." 
• David Maciel, California State University, Dominguez Hills - "The Unwritten Alliance: Mexican Policies and Responses towards Immigration to the U.S."
• Commentator: Maria Rosa García-Acevedo, California State University, Dominguez Hills            

Caucus Meetings/Reuniones

2:55 - 3:55 p.m. / 14:55 - 15:55

IV.1 Musical Identities, Politicas and Frontiers
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM): SALON 2.  

• Brenda Romero, Colorado University, Boulder - "La Indita of New Mexico: Gender and Cultural Identification."
• Cecilia Ballí, Stanford University - "Performing Identity: Everyday Tejano Musical Culture in the Rio Grande Valley."
• Antonia Garcia-Orozco, California State University, Northridge - "La Nueva Frontera Ranchera."
• Russell Rodriguez, Santa Clara University - "Poetics and Politics of the Contemporary Mariachi."  

• Anna M. Sandoval, California State University, Long Beach - "Chicana and Mexicanas in the ‘Wild Zone’: Where la salvaja Meets la malcriada."
• Rita Cano Alcalá, Scipps College - "From Chingada to Chingona: La Malinche Redefined."
• Margarita T. Barceló, Fort Lewis College - "Poesía de una alambrista: The Bridge-Building and Border-Crossing Poetry of Gina Valdés."
• Maythee Rojas, Arizona State University - "‘Sometime wife? Lover? Whore? Which?’: The Multipositional Lives of Cisneros’s ‘Terrible’ Women."    

• Sara Garcia, Santa Clara University
• Victor Fuentes, University California, Santa Barbara
• Bernice Zamora, Poet and Teacher, Pueblo, Colorado    

• Juan Gómez-Quiñones, University California, Los Angeles - "Political Economy & Culture."
• Victor Sorrell, Chicago Art Institute - "The Art of Immigration."
• Juan Gómez-Quiñones and David R. Maciel, California State University, Dominguez Hills - "What Goes Around, Comes Around: Political Response in the Internationalization of Mexican Labor, 1980-1996."
• Alberto Ledesma, California State University, Monterey Bay - "Undocumented Crossings: Narratives of Mexican Immigration to the United States."
• Victor Sorell, "Telling Images Bracket the Broken Promised Land: The Culture of Immigration and the Immigration of Culture Across the Border."
• David R. Maciel and Maria Rosa Garcia-Acevedo, California State University, Dominguez Hills - "The Celluloid Immigrant: The Narrative Films of Mexican Immigration."
• Maria Herrera-Sobek, University California, Santa Barbara - "The Corrido as Hypertext: Undocumented Mexican Immigrant Films and the Mexican/Chicano Ballad."
• Jose R. Reyna, California State University, Fullerton, and Maria Herrera-Sobek, "Jokelore, Cultural Differences, and Linguistic Dexterity: The Construction of the Mexican Immigrant in Chicano Humor."    

• Chair and Discussant: Daniel Solorzano, University California, Los Angeles
• Dolores Delgado Bernal, University of California President’s Postdoctoral Fellow
• David G. Garcia, Bilingual Secondary Teacher, SMMUSD
• Michelle Tellez, Bilingual Elementary Teacher, SDUSD
• Tara J. Yosso, University California, Los Angeles    

• Chair: Aída Hurtado, University California, Santa Cruz
• Paola Martinez and Leticia Sedano, University California, Santa Cruz - "Latina and Latino Students Admission to the University of California: University California, Requirements and Parental Influence."
• Eleanor Fernandez, University California, Santa Cruz - "Portrayals of Women of Color in Vogue Magazine." 
• Christina Santana, University California, Santa Cruz - "Looking at the Gap: Women of Color and White Feminist Writers are They Comparable?    

• Ramona M. Ortega, Chair NACCS Lesbian Caucus
• Christine M. Garza, University Michigan
• Julia Schiavonne-Camacho    

• Roberto Dominguez, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "La contribución de los migrantes Mexicanos a la economía de Estados Unidos."
• Moderator: Consuelo Dávila, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "La política exterior de México frente a la migración Mexicana a Estados Unidos."
• José Luis Orozco, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "La influencia del pensamiento filosófico estadounidense en las política migratoria contemporánea."
• Luis González Sousa, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Soberanía y Migración: el asunto de los derechos humanos."
• Rafael Velázquez Flores, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Una evaluación contemporánea de la política migratoria estadounidense."    

• Daniel Enrique Pérez, Arizona State University
• Trino Sandoval, Arizona State University
• Margarita Pignataro, Arizona State University    

• Moderator: Ignacio Medina Nuñez, Universidad de Guadalajara - "México y la nueva pluralidad política."
• Jaime Preciado Coronado, Universidad de Guadalajara - "México: elecciones y transición a la democracia."
• Rocio Gandara, University California, San Diego - "Democratizing Mexico: Are Electoral Reforms the Answer?"    

• Octavio Villalpando, California State University, Monterey Bay
• Cecilia Burciaga, California State University, Monterey Bay
• Vicente "Bert" Rivas, California State University, Monterey Bay
• Alberto Ledesma, California State University, Monterey Bay
• Mary Caballero Martinez, California State University, Monterey Bay    

• Elba Sánchez, Mills College
• Juan Felipe Herrera, California State University, Fresno
• Gloria Alvarez, Poet
• Victor Carrillo, Poet and Teacher    

• Blanca Tavera, Matrix Consulting Institute, Watsonville, CA
• Rachel Rodriguez, Program Coordinator, Youth Services, Watsonville, CA
• Teresa Juarez, Community Organizer, Chimayo, NM
• Argelia Flores, Vecions Project Coordinator, TCFSCCC, Soquel, CA        

FOCO Meetings/Reuniones

5:40 - 7:00 p.m./ 17:40-19:00

Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia (UNAM) y Casa del Gobierno de Tlaxcala.

NACCS Scholars/Student Premios

8:00 - 11:00 p.m./ 20:00 - 23:00

Presiders:
Marcos Pizarro, Chair, Frederick Cervantes Premio, Washington State University

Friday, June 26

Viernes, 26 de Junio

V.1 The Mexican-Americans of Utah: A Forgotten History
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM): SALON 2.  

• Chair: Armando Solórzano, University Utah - "The interpretation of the Chicano Civil Rights Movement in Utah by elderly Chicanos."
• Andrea Sandry, University Utah - "The portrait of the religious history of Spanish speaking people in Utah."
• Fernando Quintero, University Utah - "Catholics and Mormons in Utah during the years 1915 to 1930."
• Cecilia Romero and Andrea Martinez, University Utah - "Comparative analysis on ethnic identity between high school students in school and high school dropouts in the Salt Lake City area."
• Sean Barrett, University Utah - "On Their Own, The Chicano Movement in Utah."    

• Wilson Valentin, University Michigan - "Chicano/Latino Youth and Political Activism."
• Christine Garza, University Michigan - "Chicano Youth in the Criminal Justice System."
• Gloria Martinez, University Michigan - "Substance Use among Mexican American Youth."    

• Bianca Belmonte and Gloria Vaquera, University New Mexico - "‘Mi Vida Loca’ The Academic Experience of Chicanas: Our Cultura, Our Comunidad, y La Tradicion."
• Yolanda Loza Marquez, University California, Santa Barbara - "The Retention of Chicano/Latino Students Who Participate in Transitional Enrichment Programs at a University."
• Anita C. Hernández, California State University, Sacramento - "An Qualitative Case Study of the Literacy Achievements and School History of two Chicana/o children in one California Elementary School."
• Nelson V. Aguilar , University Texas, Austin - "Chicanismo in the Classroom."        

• Isaac Cardenas, California State University, Fullerton
• Chair: Axel Ramírez, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
• Armando Vázquez Ramos, California State University, Fullerton
• Miguel Dominguez, California State University, Dominguez Hills
• Patricia Casasa, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
• Luis Arroyo, California State University, Long Beach
• Sara Paggio, University of Maryland.    

• Chair: Norma E. Cantú, Texas A&M International University
• Demian Pritchard, University California, San Diego - "Cross-Border Organizing and Solidarity work in San Diego and Tijuana: The Support Committee for Maquiladora Worker."
• Hector Romero Lecanda, Cultura Fronteriza, Nuevo Laredo - "Orale, ¿Qué onda?--Intercambios culturales y desarrollo: El caso de Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas y Laredo, Texas."
• Socorro Tabuenca, Colegio de la Frontera Norte - "The case for cross-border collaborations: Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua, and El Paso., Texas."    

• Melissa Moreno and Sofia Villeñas, University Utah - "Mexicana and Latina Mother Daughter Relationships: Producers of Knowledge from the Homespace."
• Rosa Campos-Brito, University New Mexico - "Chicanas and Mexicanas Dismantling the Patriarchal Family Structure: Analysis of Moraga's Shadow of a Man and Carmen Boullosa's Cocinar Hombres."
• Denise Michelle Sandoval, Claremont University - "Cruising through Low Rider Culture: An Examination of Gender and Identity."
• Elizabeth Flores, Arizona State University - "Testimonio as a sociohistoric reflection of the Chicana: An approximation Forged Under the Sun/ forjada bajo el sol: The Life of Maria Elena Lucas."    

• Keta Miranda, University California, Santa Cruz - "It’s a Homie Thang!: Presentations of the Self by Latina Girls in Gangs."
• Chair: Phil Rodriguez, University California, Santa Cruz - "Ojos Que No Ven? Eyes that Fail to See: Translating the AIDS Body via telenovela."
• Ondine Chavoya, Tufts University - "Orphans of Modernism: ASCO’S Barrio stars and East L.A. Camp."
• Samuel C. Rodriguez, University California, Santa Cruz - "Queer Latina/o Films: Looking for Raza in the Celluloid Rainbow."
• Moderator: Sergio de la Mora, University California, Santa Cruz    

• David Ortiz Canseco, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Los Chicanos y la relacion México-Estados Unidos: Del racismo binacional al enriquecimiento bilateral."
• Moderator: Camilo Perez Bustillo, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey - "Análisis comparativo de los Acuerdos de San Andrés y del estatus actual de los derechos lingüísticos y culturales de los Latinos en los Estados Unidos a la luz del derecho internacional."
• Eliot Lee Grossman Brezin, Abogado Independiente (Los Angeles, California) - "¿Cómo se llama a alguien que habla un solo idioma? Jose Manuel Valenzuela, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte - "Identidades, racismo y esterotipos en la frontera México-Estados Unidos."
• Ivonne Heinze, Kansas State University - "Code-Switching as a Reflection of the Bicultural Identity of Chicanos in East Los Angeles."    

• Shawn Malia Kanaiaupuni and Katharine M. Donato, University Wisconsin-Madison - "Women's Migration and Reproductive Behavior in Mexico: A Longitudinal Analysis."
• Elida M. Bautista, University Michigan - "Pathways to Mental Health Services Among Rural Mexicans From High Migratory Regions."
• Jose M. Lopez, California State University, Long Beach - "Political and Health Consequences of The Step Act Upon Recent Immigrants: Two Case Studies."    

• Chair: Rosalia Solorzano, Pima County Community College - "El Paso’s Colonia: A Socio-Demographic and Economic Profile: Challenges for the 21st Century."
• Dennis Bixler-Marquez, University Texas, El Paso - "Communication and Organizing among neighbors in El Paso’s Colonias."
• Francisca James Hernández, University Arizona - "The Culture of Development on the Border."
• Eva Margarita Moya, University Arizona - "Women as Agents of change: Health Issues among Colonia residents in El Paso."
• Antonio Fraga, Producer, Pulga Productions - "Interviews with Colonia Children in San Elizario, Texas."    

• Juan R. Buriel, University New Mexico - "Boundary Line: A Comparative Study of Socio-Political Policy of the U.S.-Mexico Border of the 1940s and 1990s as Illustrated by Time Magazine Coverage."
• Nancy K. Cardona, Indiana University - "‘When Did You Become A Citizen?’: Historicizing Chicana/os as Differential and Transnational Citizens."
• David Manuel Hernández, University California, Berkeley - "One Step Up, and Two Steps Back: Immigration and Country of Origin in Movement Consciousness and Political Activity."    

V.12 La Virgen de Guadalupe: Una Perspectiva Binacional y Bicultural
EX-TEMPLO DE SANTA TERESA (INBA): AUDITORIO.  

• Francisco Javier Guerrero, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "Guadalupe: Una Virgen Ganadora en una competencia de Vírgenes."
• Moderator: Miguel Domínquez, California State University, Dominguez Hills - "Imágenes Chicanas de la Virgen de Guadalupe."
• C. Alejandra Elenes, Arizona State University West - "Chicana Cultural Identities: Displacing Patriarchy Through Cultural Productions."
• Isabel Fernández Tejedo y Carmen Nava, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Xochimilco - "El Escudo Nacional y la Guadalupana: Un Estudio Histórico e Iconográfico."    

V.13 Delincuencia Organizada: Narcotrafico Adiciones y Trafico de Personas
MUSEO DE LA CARICATURA (DDF): PATIO.  

• Fernando Valadez, Centro de Estudios de Fronteras y Chicanos, A.C. - "Adiciones y Narcotráfico: ¿Problemas Irresolubles?"
• Jorge González - "Usos Terapéuticos de la Mariguana". Mario Bejos Lucero, Revista LiberAddictus - "Mas Allá del Narcotráfico."
• Patricia Salcido Cañedo, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico - "El tráfico de indocumentados entre las Fronteras de México."  

VI.1 Land and Environmental Studies
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM): SALON 2.  

• Maurilio E. Vigil, New Mexico Highlands University - "Donaciano Vigil and the Pecos Pueblo Grant."
• Federico Antonio Reade, Jr., University New Mexico - "Tierra y Justicia."
• Kathleen A. Bagby, Washington State University - "La Raza y la Naturaleza: Exploring Chicana/o Environmental Discourses."
• Paula García, University New Mexico - "Resource-Dependent Communities in New Mexico: Historical and Current Issues."    

• Veronica Garcia, Santa Clara University
• Chair: Sara García, Santa Clara University
• Isela Escamilla, Santa Clara University
• Carlos Cifuentes, Santa Clara University  

• Maria de la Luz Ibarra, San Diego State University - "Work and Meaning: Mexicana Household Workers in Santa Barbara, California."
• Roberto M. De Anda, University Illinois, Urbana-Champaign - "Underemployment Among Mexican-Origin Men and Women."
• Manolo González-Estay, University California, Riverside - "Farmworkers in Desert Agriculture: A Case study of Coachella Valley, California."
• Paul Lopez, Boise State University - "The Labor Market Experiences of Chicano workers in Los Angeles and San Francisco, 1980-1990: A Permanent Working Class?"  

• Moderator: Patricia Zavella, University California, Santa Cruz - "Talk’n Sex, Theorizing Gender: Silence and Cultural Practice by Chicanas and Mexicanas."
• Beatriz M. Pesquera, University California, Davis - "Feminism in the Ranks?: Political consciousness among Chicana/Latina white collar workers."
• Irene I. Blea, California State University, Los Angeles - "Un Mundo de mujeres de color: The feminization of racism in a global context."    

• Chair: Richard Chabran, University California, Riverside
• Michael Kearney, University California, Riverside David Montejano, University Texas, Austin
• David Carrasco, Princeton University
• Respondent: Carlos Velez-Ibanez, University California, Riverside    

• Marcos Pizarro, Washington State University  

• Chair: Louis Mendoza, University Texas, San Antonio - "Engendering Power: The theoretical subjects of Muy Macho and Hombres y Machos, Or What is a Man’s Man Anyway and do I really want to be One?"
• Raul Coronado, Stanford University - "An exploration of the political economy of Tejano sexuality."
• Dennis Medina, University Texas, Austin - "Re-Construction Latino(a) Sexuality."
• Sandra Soto, University of Texas, Austin.- "    

• Chair: Michael Soto, Harvard University
• Javier Rodriguez, Harvard University - "Literary Responses to the Mexican-American War."
• Erlinda Gonzales-Berry, Oregon State University - "The Linguistic Aftermath of the Treaty: Which Language will out Children speak in Nuevo México?"    

• Ricky Anaya, San Francisco State University
• Noelia Mendoza Salgado, San Francisco State University
• Seline Szkupinski Quiroga, University California, San Francisco  

• Maria Luisa Alaniz, Prevention Research Center, Berkeley, CA
• Daniel Perlman, Prevention Research Center, Berkeley, CA    

• Raymond V. Padilla, Arizona State University
• Miguel Montiel, Arizona State University    

• Chair: Marissa Belausteguigoitia, University California, Berkeley - "Photography: Itinerary of a fetish’s fugue."
• Laura Pérez, University California, Berkeley - "Sittings of the Spirit: Salome España’s video work."
• Susana Loza, University California, Berkeley - "An Americana’s Travelogue: A border bitch speaks."
• Moderator: Norma Alarcón, University California, Berkeley    

• Chair: Victor Fuentes, University California, Santa Barbara
• Maria Herrera-Sobek, University California, Santa Barbara
• Elena Poniatowska,
• Mario Garcia, University California, Santa Barbara
• Luis Leal, University California, Santa Barbara  

11:20 - 1:00 p.m./ 11:20 - 13:00

Biblioteca Nacional de Educación, Centro Cultural del SNTE

Presiders: Marianne Bueno, University of Texas, San Antonio
Marcos Pizarro, Washington State University

• Chair: Marcos Pizarro, Washington State University Members of Hispanic Professional Engineers from Washington State University    

• Chair: Francisco Jimenez, Santa Clara University ora Arredondo, Santa Clara University - "Mexican American Gang Member and their Relation with the Community: A Case Study of Santa Clara County."
• Gulmaro Maldonado, Santa Clara University - "Salinas: Chicano/Police in a small East Side Community."
• Helena Coronado, Santa Clara University - "Conflict in the Chicano Community: Recent Mexican Immigrants and Chicanos."    

• Chair: Elba Rios, California State University, Hayward


• Alma Cervantes, California State University, Hayward


• Ana Garcia, California State University, Hayward

• Dora Luz Cobian, University of Southern Colorado
• Naomi Quinonez, Arizona State University
• Bernice Zamora, Poet and Teacher, Pueblo, Colorado    

• Chair: Salvador Rodriguez del Pino, University Colorado, Boulder
• Manuel Unzueta, Santa Barbara City College
• Leo Tanguma, University Northern Colorado
• George Rivera, University Northern Colorado
• Eduardo Chavez, Insituto Nacional de Artes Plásticas
• Carlos Blas Galindo, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
• Armando Torres Michua  

• Ana Maria Lo Cicero, Northwestern University - "Chicano/a and Mexican Children’s Stories as Foundation on which to Build an Integrated Math Curriculum."
• Mercedes Zavala, Pomona College - "Bilingual Education Under Attack: A View from Orange County."
• Gilberto Q. Conchas, University Michigan - "Chicana/o and Latina/o Students in a Community of Difference: A Case Study."
• Francisca E. Gonzalez, University California, Davis - "The Power of Cultura y Educacion in The Formations of Mexicaness: Directions for Writing Educational Research and Public Policy."    

• John Rodarte, New Mexico Highlands University - "The Impact of Television on Native Northern New Mexican Communities."
• Carlos Tovares, University of Washington - "Aztlan, Mexico y Modernidad."
• Raúl Tovares, University of North Dakota - "Measuring the Latino Audience."
• Roberto Hernandez Munoz, Jr., University Colorado, Boulder - "Chicano Movements in the 90s: Virtual Possibilities/Jalandole al Internet."    

• Chair: Estevan Flores, University Colorado, Denver
• Juan Manuel Sandoval, Seminario Permanente de Estudios Chicanos y de la Frontera
• Commentators: Cathy Tactaquin, National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
• Ana María Aragonés, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México    

• Maylei Blackwell, University California, Santa Cruz - "Retrofitted Memory: Chicana Mexicana Feminist Histories and the Formation of New Political Subjectivities."
• Michelle Habell-Pallan, Arizona State University - "Gender, Horizontal Affiliation and Transnational Publics: Rock en Español."
• Erin Raber, USCS - "La Peor de Todas: Chicana/Mexicana Lesbian Activism."
• Deborah Vargas, University California, Santa Cruz - "Cruzando Fronteras: Selena, Transnational Public Culture, and the Politics of ‘Crossover’."    

• Moderator: Sergio Aldama, Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro - "Los ‘Norteños’: El caso migratorio de los afectados por el Proyecto Hidroeléctrico Zimapán."
• Gaspar Real Cabello, Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro - "Patrones de Migración regional en el estado de Querétaro."
• Abel Piña Perusquía, Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro - "Los Otomíes Queretanos en los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica."
• Phyliss M. Correa, Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro - "Factores de la Migración en dos comunidades rurales del norte del estado de Guanajuato."    

• Aída Hurtado, University California, Santa Cruz - "Unnamed Feminisms: Lessons on Gender Resistance."
• Norma Klahn, University California, Santa Cruz - "Familial Resemblances: The Construction of Self in Four Autobiographical Narratives by Chicanas."
• Olga Nájera-Ramírez, University California, Santa Cruz - "Unruly Passions: Towards a Reconceptualization of the Ranchera Song."    

• Marcos Martinez, California State University, San Marcos
• Jorge Huerta, University California, San Diego
• Anamarie Garcia, California State University, Northridge
• Carlos Morton, University California, Riverside
• Jose Luis Valenzuela, University California, Los Angeles
• Maria Figueroa, Darthmouth University
• Alma Martinez, Stanford University    

• Yolanda Flores Niemann, Washington State University
• Tatcho Mindiola, University Houston
• Nestor Rodriguez, University Houston        

2:55-3:55 / 14:55-15:55

Chicana Caucus: Rusty Barcelo, Chair. Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia (UNAM). Salón de Actos.
Student Caucus: Marianne Bueno and Daniel Santillano, Chairs. Antigua Escuela de Jurisprudencia (UNAM). Aula Magna "Jacinto Pallares".
K-12 Caucus: Luis Torres and Yolanda Broyles Gonzalez, Chairs. Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia (UNAM). Salón 3.
Community Caucus: Ruben Solis, Chair. Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia (UNAM). Salón 4.

4:00 - 6:00 p.m. / 16:00-18:00

Auditorio de la Biblioteca Nacional de Educación, Centro Cultural del SNTE

6:30 - 7:30 p.m. / 18:30-19:30

Auditorio de la Biblioteca Nacional de Educación, Centro Cultural del SNTE

FOCO Reports
Caucus Reports
Officer’s Reports - Coordinator, Office Director, Treasurer
Site Coordinator Report

8:00 - 11:00 p.m. / 20:00-23:00

Auditorio de la Biblioteca Nacional de Educación, Centro Cultural del SNTE

VIII.1 Key Issues in Community Studies
ANTIGUA ESCUELA NACIONAL DE JURISPRUDENCIA (UNAM): SALON 2.  

• Monica Kane, Santa Clara University - "Chicanos as a Racial Category: The Caucasian Classification in Historical Perspective."
• Chair: Anna Sampaio, University California, Riverside
• Gloria Estrada, Santa Clara University - "The Catholic Church in the Mexican American Community: A case Study of the Cristo Rey Parish in Salinas."
• Melina N. Zavala, Santa Clara University - "English as a Second Language: A Case Study of the ESL Program and its effectiveness in the Alisal District in Salinas, CA."
• Heidi Fang and David Sandate, Santa Clara University - "Latina/o Media in San Jose, CA and its Impact on Latina/o Students at Santa Clara University."    

• Jean Lyle, Colorado College - "Pepitoria in Los Angeles' La Opinion."
• Jennifer Stone, Colorado College - "Healing the Open Wound: Women's Medical Heroism during the Mexican Revolution."
• Monica Abeita, University New Mexico - "La Liga Feminil Mexicanista: Latina Community Building."
• Moderator: Clara Lomas, Colorado College    

• Helena Simonett, University California, Los Angeles - "¡Qué retumbe la tambora! La Fuerza cultural de una musica regional."
• Claudia M. Lopez, University California, Santa Cruz - "Popular Music there's more going on than just market appeal: The Chicana/o Community in relationship to Chicana/o artists."
• Gaye Teresa Maria Johnson, University Minnesota - "Oye Como Va: Tracing the Cultural Dialogue of Blackness within Chicanismo—From Chano Pozo to Carlos Santana."    

• Chair: Marco Loera, San Jose State University, MEChA
• Manuel Salazar, San Jose State University, MEChA
• Alberto Verduzco, San Jose State University, MEChA
• Araceli Lopez, San Jose State University, MEChA
• Xochilt Chavira, San Jose State University, MEChA    

• Juan Rodríguez, Texas Lutheran University - "Camping in Aztlán with Rich-heard Road-ree-guess."
• Axel Ramírez, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "La Literatura Antichicana en las obras de Oscar Zeta Acosta, Cecile Pineda y Richard Rodriguez."
• Yolanda Padilla, University Chicago - "The Politics of Indigenousness in Arturo Islas' The Rain God."
• Dina Gutiérrez Castillo, University California, Santa Barbara - "The View of the Mexico-U.S. Border in Four Contemporary Chicana/o and Mexican Novels."    

• Anita Tijerina Revilla, Intercultural Development Research Associate
• Aurora Yanez, Intercultural Development Research Associate  

• Doris Contreras, Washington State University
• Hilda Chavez, Washington State University
• Victoria Salinas, Washington State University
• Mareth Flores, Washington State University    

VIII.8 El EZLN y Los Acuerdos de San Andres (Part One of Two)
MUSEO DEL TEMPLO MAYOR (INAH): AUDITORIO  

• Moderator: Alberto Betancourt Posada, El Colegio de México - "La Reivindicación de los Mexicanos Olvidados: La Propuesta Zapatista de Soberanía en el Diálogo de San Andrés."
•  Jesus Antonio Machuca Ramirez, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "El EZLN: Una Concepción Etico-Política para Enfrentar la Guerra de Baja Intensidad."
• Francisco Javier Guerrero, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "La Autonomía Indigena y el EZLN: Puntos de una Globalización Alternativa."
• Ana María Aragonés, UNAM - "El EZLN: Autonomía y Democracia."    

• Elisa Facio, University Colorado, Boulder
• Adalijiza Sosa-Riddell, University California, Davis    

• Moderator: José Palafox, University California, Berkeley - "La militarización de la frontera México-Estados Unidos en el contexto de la globalización."
• Rodolfo Carlos Gallinar, University Texas, El Paso - "The Militarization of the U.S. - Mexico Border: A History (The Violation of Human Rights)."
• Daniel K. Early, Central Oregon Community College - "Factores culturales en la defensa de un mexicano candidato potencial a pena de muerte en Estados Unidos." Jesús Romo Vejar, Tucson, AZ - "Anatomy of a Rape."
• María Jiménez, American Friends Service Committee, Houston, TX - "Exitos en la lucha en contra de la Militarización de la Frontera: El caso de Redford Citizens Committee for Justice en el Sur de Texas."    

• Moderator: Teresa Cordova, University New Mexico
• Ruben Solis, SouthWest network for Environmental and Economic Justice
• Jeanne Gauna, SouthWest Organizing Project, Albuquerque, NM
• Cipriana Jurado Herrera, CISO, Cd. Juárez, Chihuahua    

• Jesús Rosales, Texas A&M University - "Cuando lleguemos...: la voz chicana a través de us literatura."
• Ignacio García, Brigham Young University - "Sin moral: The evolution of Mexican American political thought since 1848."
• Javier Villarreal, TAM - "El lenguaje en Puppet de Margarita Cota Cárdenas."  
• Miguel R. López, Southern Methodist University - "Dialéctica de modernización de Luis Arturo Ramos."

• Cynthia Orozco, University New Mexico
• Roberto Calderon, University California, Riverside  

• Chair and Discussant: Gabriel Gutierrez, Loyola Marymount University
• Marisol Cardenas, Loyola Marymount University
• Sara Martinez, Loyola Marymount University    

• Anissa Jackson, University California, Davis
• Yvette G. Flores-Ortiz, University California, Davis
• Cynthia Campos, University California, Davis
• Gabriel Ramirez, University California, Davis    

• Ana Juarez  
• Elsa Guzman Flores, Independent Research
• Mary Pardo, California State University, Northridge
• Sylvie Atteia
• Julia Curry Rodriguez, University California, Berkeley    

• Moderator: Francisco Javier Zamora Quintana, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro y la Alcaldía Mayor de Cuencamé."
• María Rosa Avilés y Rosa Brambila, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "Las Huellas del Camino Real en su Primer Tramo."
• Silvia Ortíz Echaniz, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "Protomedicato versus Curanderismo en Chihuahua durante el Siglo XVIII."
• Exposición gráfica a cargo de Francisco Javier Zamora, María Rosa Avilés, y Rosa Brambila.    

• Ed A. Muñoz, Iowa State University - "Enforcement & Punishment of Felony Narcotics Laws: Chicanos as Institutional Targets?"
• Georgina Cárdenas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México - "Cultural Patterns and personality traits: A Comprehensive Analysis of Latino/a law offenders."
• Claudia Cuevas, California State University, Northridge - "Non-Shelter Strategies for Latina and Chicana Domestic Violence."    

•  José Cuellar, San Francisco State University
• Teresa Carrillo, San Francisco State University
• Brigitte Davila, San Francisco State University
• Felix Kury, San Francisco State University
• Nancy Mirabal, San Francisco State University 

• Guadalupe San Miguel, Jr., University Houston - "Until the Boycott is over: Huelga schools and the politics of Identity in the Chicano Movement- the Case of Houston, TX, 1970."
• Horacio N. Roque Ramírez, University California, Berkeley - "Queer Latino San Francisco: Towards the social history of a community."
• Angel C. Fabian, Stanford University - "Mobilizando nuestro presente: Grassroots Organizing for and by Young Gay & Bisexual Latino Men."    

• Moderator: Bárbara Zamora, Asociación Nacional de Abogados Democraticos
• Luis Villorio, Red Ciudadana de Apoyo a la Causa Zapatista, Juan Manuel Sandoval, Red Ciudadana de Apoyo a la Causa Zapatista
• Gilberto López y Rivas, COCOPA.    

• Leticia Mejia, University California, Berkeley - "Menstruation Power!: From Negative Images to Chicana Authority."
• Ana M. Bisonó, City University of New York, Hunter College - "Gender-Roles Reflected through Sexuality: Latinas’ Perspective at Different Levels of Acculturation."
• Elena Flores, University of San Francisco - "Sociocultural Context of Sexuality among Mexican American Adolescents."
• Adriana Aguirre, Teacher - "La Abnegada, La Puta, y La Loca: Reconstructing the images of La Virgen de Guadalupe, La Malinche and La Llorona."    

• Chair: F. Arturo Rosales, Arizona State University Leah S. Glaser, Arizona State University - "Yaqui Immigration to the Arizona, 1883-1940."
• Jaime Aguila, Arizona State University - "Formation and Function of the Comisiones Honorificas Mexicanas in the United States, 1921-1942."
• Patrick Lukens Espinoza, Arizona State University - "Race Classification of Mexicans in the United States: The Timoteo Andrade Naturalization Case, 1935-1940."
• Respondent: Miguel Tinker Salas, Pomona College    

• Ramon Chacón, Santa Clara University - "Memories of my Father and my Childhood: Eternal Presence of Campesino Life."
• Francisco Jimenez, Santa Clara University - "Peregrinos Inmoviles."
• Tomas Roberto Jimenez, Santa Clara University - "My Family's migrant experience: The Shaping of my Values and Identity."   

• Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano, Stanford University - "Traveling Transgressions: Cubanidad in Performances by Carmelita Tropicana and Marga Gómez."
• Sara E. Cooper, Stanford University - "Alternatives en familia y critica literaria: Sistemas familiares en Dos Mujeres de Sara Levi-Calderón."
• Sonia V. González, Stanford University - "Recovering space and memory in From the Cables of Genocide: The poetic self as a cultural scribe."
• Nohemy Solórzano, Stanford University - "Queer-In Border: Beggar on the Cordoba by Alicia Gaspar de Alba."    

• Chair: Jesús Martínez Saldaña, Santa Clara University - "El Mexico de los Tigres del Norte."
• Gregorio Mora-Torres, San Jose State University - "San Jose's Chicano and Mexicano Views on the Mexican Nation."
• Rafael Alarcon, University California, Berkeley - "Mexican Professionals in Silicon Valley: New Immigrants or Global Workers?"    

Chicana Caucus Plenary/Plenaria

11:20 - 1:00 p.m./ 11:20 - 13:00

Auditorio de la Biblioteca Nacional de Educación, Centro Cultural del SNTE

Moderator: Norma Cantú, Texas A&M International University
Alicia Gaspar de Alba, University California Los Angeles
Norma Iglesias, Colegio de la Frontera Norte
Elena Urrutia, Colegio de México

•  Marta E. Sánchez, University California, San Diego - "More than Black and White: Interethnic Connections in U.S. Latino and African American Thought and Literature."
• Manuel de Jesús Hernández-G., Arizona State University - "Chicanos, Antología de la literatura chicana, and Saga de Mexico: The Ideological role of Literature Anthologies in Chicana/o and Mexican Literary Relations."
• Daniel Enrique Perez, Arizona State University - "The Quest for Freedom: A Comparison of Rites of Passage in a Contemporary American and Two Chicano Novels."
• Eliza Rodriguez y Gibson, Cornell University - "Women Who Fell From the Sky: The Poetics and Politics of Indigenista Embodiment in the Works of Gloria Anzaldúa and Joy Harjo."  

• Delia L. Montesinos, University Texas, Austin - "The Revista as a Counter hegemonic Tool in Southwestern Theartre of the 20's and 30's."
• Antonio Prieto, "¿Somos Uno? Los (des)encuentros entre el teatro chicano y el treatro popular latinoamericano."
• Felipe R. Mirabal, University New Mexico - "Don Bernando de Miera y Pacheco, 1713-1785: Author of the Stone Altar Screen of the Military Chapel of Santa Fe."    

• Chair: Ramón D. Chacón, Santa Clara University
• Alicia Gallegos, Santa Clara University - "The Heart of a Community."
• Maria del Socorro Castañeda, Santa Clara University - "‘Ahora conosco mis opreciones y me siento con la fuerza de seguir luchando por mi familia’: La voz de un pueblo oprimido."
• Teresa Darias and Venezia Mojarro, Santa Clara University - "Sarcred Heart’s Teatro Corzon and Santa Clara University students: The use of media empowerment."    

• Maria A. Gutierrez de Soldatenko, Arizona State University - "Latinas, Sweatshops, Maquila: Resistance at work in the global factory."
• Jerry Garcia, Washington State University - "Chicanas in the Pacific Northwest: Quincy, Washington."
• Natalia Molina, University Michigan - "Birthing with their hands: Mamas, comadres, y parteras."
• Berta Barillas, University Wisconsin-Whitewater - "Western Standards of Beauty as a Tool of Colonization and Subordination."    

• Moderator: Mario Campuzano, Asociación Mexicana de Psicoterapia Analítica de Group, A.C.
• Miembros de un Equipo de salud mental que trabajó en Chiapas desde 1994: Zlate Biezuner, Nadia Garrido, Eufrosina Rodríguez, Ana Luz Valadez, Fernando Valadez, Miguel Vasallo, Jr., y Jorge Margolis.

• Oralia Garza de Cortes, Hispanic Children’s Literature Consultant, Cambridge, MA
• Rosalinda B. Barrera, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces  

• Emma Pérez, University Texas, El Paso - "Inscribing Chicana Feminist History: Between the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and Seneca Falls, 1838."
•  Deena González, Pomona College - "On Lupe’s Song."
• Alicia Gaspar de Alba, University California, Los Angeles - "Sor Juana’s Inclinations: A Chicana Lesbian Reading."    

• Moderator: Guadalupe Friaz, University of Washington- "Policy Issues Relevant to the Emergence and Consolidation of New Immigrant Communities."
• Patricia Luna y Rocio Hernández, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "Perspectiva de los Cruces Migratorios en la Frontera Norte de México."
•  Earle Duncan (University of Texas, El Paso - "Postnational Borderland People and Nationalist Myths of the U.S.- Mexico Border"
• Gustavo López Castro, El Colegio de Michoacan - "La Construcción de la comunidad en los Pueblos de Migrantes de Michoacán."
• Roberto J. González, University California, Berkeley - "County, City, and Crisis: Reverse Migration in the Sierra Zapoteca of Oaxaca."    

• Karina Najera, Voices of Struggle/ XICANA Moratorium Coalition
• Elizabeth Jimenez, Voices of Struggle/ XICANA Moratorium Coalition    

• Moderator: Laura Gonzalez, Universidad de Guanajuato - "El proyecto redes de migrantes guanajuatenses, metodología y resultados: Los enclaves y redes laborales que han formado en California, Texas, Illinois, Georgia y Florida."
• José Hernández Hernández, Universidad de Guanajuato - "Cuatro años de atención dada por el Gobierno de Guanajuato a las comunidades guanajuatenses en Estados Unidos, las 20 casas Guanajuato y los programas en curso."
• Victor García, Indiana University, Pennsylvania - "Los Cambios en la composición de la mano de obra agrícola en Estados Unidos, comparación de los mercados laborales de California y Pensilvania."
• Refugio Rochín, Michigan State University - "La Mexicanización de los mercados laborales del centro y este de los Estados Unidos."   

• Juana Mora, California State University, Northridge
• Elena Flores, University of San Francisco
• Maria Luisa Alaniz, San Jose State University    

• Chair: Rosa Linda Fregoso, University California, Davis - "Sacando los trapos al Sol: Portillo’s The Devil Never Sleeps."
• Yvonne Yarbro-Bejarano, Stanford University - "Irreverence and Irony in the films of Lourdes Portillo."
• Kathleen Newman, University of Iowa - "Satellite Dishes and Orthopedic Shoes: The politics of intimacy in the cinema of Lourdes Portillo."
• Sylvie Thouard, Universite de la Sorbonne Nouvelle - "The Devil Never Sleeps: performance and documentary."
• Commentator: Cherrie Moraga, Stanford University    

• Moderator: Rubén Arechiga Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, y Alfonso Rodriguez, Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "La vida cotidiana en México durante la negociación del tratado de Guadalupe."
• Rosa Maria Vanegas, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia - "Los tratados binacionales México-Estados Unidos y la restricción de la soberania nacional."
• Armando Rendon, Ollin & Associates, Inc. - "The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo: Defending Mexican and Chicano Human Rights."
  
• Richard Griswold del Castillo, San Diego State University - "El Tratado de Guadalupe-Hidalgo y las Relaciones Internacionales México-Estados Unidos."
• Daniel Molina, Investigador Independiente. "La Guerrilla del Padre Jarauta durante la invasión Norteamericana a México."    

• Moderadora: Berta Luján, Red Mexicana de Acción frente al Libre Comercio (RMALC). 
• Alberto Arroyo, Andrés Peñaloza, Victor Osorio, Alejandro Villamar (Red Mexicana de Acción frente al Libre Comercio -RMALC).    

Caucus Meetings/Reuniones

2:55 - 3:55 p.m. / 14:55 - 15:55

Antigua Escuela Nacional de Jurisprudencia( UNAM) y Casa del Gobierno de Tlaxcala

• Gabriela A. Gallegos, Cornell University - "Latina/o Advocacy Groups: Strategies for Affecting Policy Change in the House."
• David Rodriguez, California State University, Northridge - "Latino National Political Coalitions in the United States: Implications for the Chicana/o Community."
• Nelia Olivencia, University Wisconsin-Whitewater - "The Pre-Globalization of Puerto Rico: A Blueprint for the Future of Mexico."
• Vicente Hernandez, University Wisconsin-Whitewater - "The Effect of the United States's Intervention into Mexico's Economy."    

• Angela Valenzuela, Rice University - "Subtractive Schooling and De-identification from Mexican Culture, the Spanish Language, and Things Mexican"
• Ben Garcia, University California, Santa Cruz - "Successful Adjustment of First Year Latino University Students: The Role of Self-efficacy and Social Support."
• Christina Chavez and Guadalupe Valdes, Stanford University - "Selection and use of Young Chicano Interpreters: Negotiating Language in an Immigrant Community."
• Lucy C. Vigil, Albuquerque Technical and Vocational Institute - "Dos Comunidades, Una Misma Lengua."    

• Adriana Estill, Arizona University - "Making Bits and Bytes into Faces and Soul: Chicanisma on the Web."
• Hope Dillon, Arizona State University - "Rejecting Monogamous Marriage in the Works of Angeles Mastretta and Sandra Cisneros."
• Margarita Pignataro, Arizona State University - "El rol tenez y pragmatica de las mujeres en la obra Locas de Yxta Maya Murray."
• Martha Raquel Gonzalez, University California, Santa Cruz - "The Poetics of Identity in ‘Wyoming Crossing Thoughts’."    

• Gregorio Cuadros Medina, Unión de Trabajadores Agrícoles "Agustin Rubio Montoya", Mexicali, B.C. y Ventura Gutiérrez, Unión "Sin Fronteras", Coachella, CA - "Trabajo organizativo transfronterizo regional en Agromaquiladoras de la Zona del Río Colorado."
• Moderator: Rubén García, United Public Employees, Local 790, San Francisco, CA - "Organización Sindical y Trabajadores Mexicanos en Estados Unidos: El caso de los Freseros en el Norte de California."
• Rodolfo Barragán, Service Employees International Union, AFL-CIO, Los Angeles, CA - "Organización Sindical y Trabajadores Mexicanos en Estados Unidos: El caso de los trabajadores de la salud en el sur de California."
• Jorge Robles, Frente Auténtico del Trabajo - "Acuerdo FAT-Teamsters de apoyo en torno a la sindicalización de trabajadores de la manzana en el estado de Washington, USA."            

• Paula García, University New Mexico
• Roberto Griego, University New Mexico
• Jan Glau, University New Mexico
• Loretta Trujillo, University New Mexico
• Rosabelle DeNoi, University New Mexico
• Cristine Romero, University New Mexico
• David Luján, University New Mexico Teresa Córdova, University New Mexico    

• Juan Mah y Busch, Cornell University - "The Role of Experience for Revolutionary Politics: Gloria Anzaldua and Guillermo Gomez-Pena."
• José-Antonio Orosco, University California, Riverside - "Hasta Siempre Comandante: Notes Toward Appreciating Che’s Legacy Today."
• Rod Hernandez, Stanford University - "Tropicalism: The Transnational Poetics of Pocho-Che."    

• Claudia Cuevas, California State University, Northridge
• Jorge Garcia, California State University, Northridge
• Carlos R. Guerrero, California State University, Northridge
• Kent Kirkton, California State University, Northridge
• Rick Marks, California State University, Northridge    

• Chair: Tey Diana Rebolledo, University New Mexico
• Margarita Cota-Cardenas, Poet and Novelist - reading from Sanctuary/Santuario
• Erlinda Gonzales-Berry, Novelist - reading from her new novel Rosebud
• María Herrera-Sobek, Poet - reading new unpublished poetry
• Norma Cantú, Novelist - reading from her new work
• Raquel Valle Senties, Poet - reading from Soy como soy y que and some poems   

• Moderator: Arturo Santamaría, Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa - "La Demanda por el Voto de los Mexicanos en Estados Unidos durante la Campaña Vasconcelista de 1929".."
• Leticia Calderón Chelius, Instituto de Inverstigaciones
• José Ma. Luis Mora - "Percepciones sobre el voto entre los inmigrantes Mexicanos."  
• Alfredo Limas Hernández, Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua - "Sexualidad y Ciudadanía: Fronteras Políticas, de Género y de Etnicidad en Paso del Norte."
• Jesús Martínez Saldaña, Santa Clara University - "Transición democrática y políticas migratorias en una Nación de Emigrantes: El derecho al voto y la no pérdida de la Nacionalidad Mexicana."
• Raúl Ross, American Friends Service Committee, Chicago, IL - "La Lucha por el voto de los Mexicanos en el extranjero."    

• Moderator: Victor García, University of Indiana, Pennsylvania Juan Vicente Palerm, University California, Riverside - "Las estrategias seguidas por la mano de obra mexicana en Michigan."
• María Engracia Guerrero Resendiz, Universidad de Guanajuato - "El impacto económico de la migración internacional en las familias y comunidades rurales del sur de Guanajuato."
• Carlos Gonzalez Gutierrez, Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores - "El impacto de la migración internacional en la salud física y mental de las comunidades guanajuatenses."
• Sofia Quintero Espinosa, Universidad de las Américas - "El potencial de organización política de los guanajuatenses en Estados Unidos."
• Evelia Villanueva Galván, Universidad de Guanajuato - "Comparación del tamaño, composición y antigüedad de las redes de migrantes Gua-Tex, Gua-Chi, Gua-Cal, Gua-Pa y Gua-Canadá, porque unen a distintas comunidades del estado de Guanajuato con los estados de Texas, Illinois, California, Pensilvania y Leamington, Canadá."  

• Anna Sampaio, University California, Riverside - "Re-visiting the Mexican-American Generation: An Intellectual History of Ernesto Galarza, Americo Paredes, Julian Samora, and George Sanchez."
• Cirenio Rodriguez, California State University, Sacramento - "Political Action and Ethnic Identity in Schools and Society: Understanding the Forces of Change."
• Inés Hernández-Avila, University California, Davis - "The Mexican Conchero Dance Tradition and the white Roots of Peace."
• Michael Soldatenko, Santa Monica College - "The Mexican Student Movement in Los Angeles and Mexico City, 1968: De la imaginacion al poder."    

• Francisco Xavier Alarcón, Lectura de Obra Poética
• Lourdes Sánchez Duarte, Editorial factor - "La Armonía Poética en Cuerpo en Llamas de Francisco Xavier Alarcón."
• Ma. Lusia Cabanillas, Editorial factor - "La Melodía Poética de Cuerpo en Llamas de Francisco Xavier Alarcón."  

• Moderator: Axel Ramirez, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Jesse Loera, Los Angeles, CA
• Isaac Cardenas, California State University, Fullerton
• Armando Vazquez-Ramos, California State University, Fullerton
• David Sandoval, California State University, Los Angeles
• Montes-Perez, Arizona
• Phill Castruita , Los Angeles, California
• Miguel Dominguez, California State University, Dominguez Hills
• Abel Amaya, University of Southern California Oliva Monrtes, Los Angeles, California    

• Participación: Ex-líderes del Movimiento Estudiantil de 1968 en Mexico  

Business Meeting/Reunión General

5:40 - 7:40 p.m. / 17:40 - 19:40

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