Chicago Latina Trailblazers
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Chicago Latina Trailblazers
Testimonios of Political Activism
Figueroa, Aracelis Flecha; Gutierrez, Elena R.; Chico, Carmen; Castillo, Ana; Giachello, Aida Luz Maisonet; Hernandez, Rita D.; Gonzales, Mary; Lopez, Ada Nivia; Cerda, Maria B; Villarreal Sosa, Leticia
University of Illinois Press
11/2024
368
Dura
9780252046087
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword
Frances Aparicio
Preface
Introduction
Rita D. Hernandez, Elena R. Gutierrez, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa
1. Yo Soy India: A Native, a Fighter, an Indigenous
Guadalupe Reyes, 1918-2020
written by Mary Gonzales, daughter
2. CARPE DIEM "Seize the Day and Exploit Your Opportunities"
Mary Gonzales, 1941-Present
3. Mother to Family and Community
Carmen Mendoza, 1925-2000
written by Jim Hecimovich, son-in-law
4. The Accidental Public Servant: A Voice from Chicago's Southeast Side
Carmen Chico, 1929-Present
written by Carmen Chico and Cynthia Chico, daughter
5. Siempre en la Lucha
Maria B. Cerda, 1934-2020
written by Marta Cerda, daughter, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Ada Nivia Lopez, Aracelis Figueroa, and Rita D. Hernandez
6. If You Survive the Teas, You Can Survive Anything
Aracelis Flecha Figueroa, 1936-Present
7. The Journey
Elena Mulcahy, 1939-Present
8. Being Mexican Is Who I Am!
Carmen Velasquez, 1939-Present
9. Latina Health Visionary
Aida Luz Maisonet Giachello, 1945-Present
written by Rida D. Hernandez
10. Unfinished Business
Ada Nivia Lopez, 1947-Present
11. Chicana Lawyer
Virginia Martinez, 1949-Present
12. Ripples of Advocacy
Luz Maria B. Solis, 1951-Present
13. Creating a World without Fronteras
Emma Lozano, 1953-Present
written by Emma Lozano, Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Luz Maria Solis, and Rita D. Hernandez
14. The Audacity of a Dream
Ana Castillo, 1953-Present
written by Leticia Villarreal Sosa
15. Weaving the Tapestry: Legacies, Intersections, and the Future
Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Elena R. Gutierrez and Rita D. Hernandez
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Index
Frances Aparicio
Preface
Introduction
Rita D. Hernandez, Elena R. Gutierrez, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa
1. Yo Soy India: A Native, a Fighter, an Indigenous
Guadalupe Reyes, 1918-2020
written by Mary Gonzales, daughter
2. CARPE DIEM "Seize the Day and Exploit Your Opportunities"
Mary Gonzales, 1941-Present
3. Mother to Family and Community
Carmen Mendoza, 1925-2000
written by Jim Hecimovich, son-in-law
4. The Accidental Public Servant: A Voice from Chicago's Southeast Side
Carmen Chico, 1929-Present
written by Carmen Chico and Cynthia Chico, daughter
5. Siempre en la Lucha
Maria B. Cerda, 1934-2020
written by Marta Cerda, daughter, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Ada Nivia Lopez, Aracelis Figueroa, and Rita D. Hernandez
6. If You Survive the Teas, You Can Survive Anything
Aracelis Flecha Figueroa, 1936-Present
7. The Journey
Elena Mulcahy, 1939-Present
8. Being Mexican Is Who I Am!
Carmen Velasquez, 1939-Present
9. Latina Health Visionary
Aida Luz Maisonet Giachello, 1945-Present
written by Rida D. Hernandez
10. Unfinished Business
Ada Nivia Lopez, 1947-Present
11. Chicana Lawyer
Virginia Martinez, 1949-Present
12. Ripples of Advocacy
Luz Maria B. Solis, 1951-Present
13. Creating a World without Fronteras
Emma Lozano, 1953-Present
written by Emma Lozano, Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Luz Maria Solis, and Rita D. Hernandez
14. The Audacity of a Dream
Ana Castillo, 1953-Present
written by Leticia Villarreal Sosa
15. Weaving the Tapestry: Legacies, Intersections, and the Future
Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Elena R. Gutierrez and Rita D. Hernandez
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Centro sin Fronteras; Adalberto Church; South Chicago; Pilsen; Little Village; Back of the Yards; Humboldt Park; West Town; Division Street; Mexican Aguila; 18th Street Development Corporation; El Valor; Esperanza School; Fiesta del Sol; National Museum of Mexican Art; National Puerto Rican of Arts and Culture; Alivio Medical Centers; Claretian Nuns and Priests; Villa Guadalupe Senior Housing; Villa Guadalupe Senior Services; El Pistolero; Elvira Arellano; United Lincoln Methodist Church; Telemundo; Latino Advisory Board to the Human Resources Advisory Committee; Health and Human Services; Claretian Medical Center; AFL-CIO; Ballet Folklorico de Mexico; Latino Institute; UNO; LARES; University of Illinois at Chicago's Advisory Council to the Urban Health Program; Institute of Medicine of Chicago; MALDEF; Mexican American Business and Professional Women's Club of Chicago; Illinois Primary Healthcare Association; National Science Foundation Project on Technological Progress and Quality of Life in South Chica
Foreword
Frances Aparicio
Preface
Introduction
Rita D. Hernandez, Elena R. Gutierrez, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa
1. Yo Soy India: A Native, a Fighter, an Indigenous
Guadalupe Reyes, 1918-2020
written by Mary Gonzales, daughter
2. CARPE DIEM "Seize the Day and Exploit Your Opportunities"
Mary Gonzales, 1941-Present
3. Mother to Family and Community
Carmen Mendoza, 1925-2000
written by Jim Hecimovich, son-in-law
4. The Accidental Public Servant: A Voice from Chicago's Southeast Side
Carmen Chico, 1929-Present
written by Carmen Chico and Cynthia Chico, daughter
5. Siempre en la Lucha
Maria B. Cerda, 1934-2020
written by Marta Cerda, daughter, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Ada Nivia Lopez, Aracelis Figueroa, and Rita D. Hernandez
6. If You Survive the Teas, You Can Survive Anything
Aracelis Flecha Figueroa, 1936-Present
7. The Journey
Elena Mulcahy, 1939-Present
8. Being Mexican Is Who I Am!
Carmen Velasquez, 1939-Present
9. Latina Health Visionary
Aida Luz Maisonet Giachello, 1945-Present
written by Rida D. Hernandez
10. Unfinished Business
Ada Nivia Lopez, 1947-Present
11. Chicana Lawyer
Virginia Martinez, 1949-Present
12. Ripples of Advocacy
Luz Maria B. Solis, 1951-Present
13. Creating a World without Fronteras
Emma Lozano, 1953-Present
written by Emma Lozano, Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Luz Maria Solis, and Rita D. Hernandez
14. The Audacity of a Dream
Ana Castillo, 1953-Present
written by Leticia Villarreal Sosa
15. Weaving the Tapestry: Legacies, Intersections, and the Future
Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Elena R. Gutierrez and Rita D. Hernandez
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Index
Frances Aparicio
Preface
Introduction
Rita D. Hernandez, Elena R. Gutierrez, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa
1. Yo Soy India: A Native, a Fighter, an Indigenous
Guadalupe Reyes, 1918-2020
written by Mary Gonzales, daughter
2. CARPE DIEM "Seize the Day and Exploit Your Opportunities"
Mary Gonzales, 1941-Present
3. Mother to Family and Community
Carmen Mendoza, 1925-2000
written by Jim Hecimovich, son-in-law
4. The Accidental Public Servant: A Voice from Chicago's Southeast Side
Carmen Chico, 1929-Present
written by Carmen Chico and Cynthia Chico, daughter
5. Siempre en la Lucha
Maria B. Cerda, 1934-2020
written by Marta Cerda, daughter, and Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Ada Nivia Lopez, Aracelis Figueroa, and Rita D. Hernandez
6. If You Survive the Teas, You Can Survive Anything
Aracelis Flecha Figueroa, 1936-Present
7. The Journey
Elena Mulcahy, 1939-Present
8. Being Mexican Is Who I Am!
Carmen Velasquez, 1939-Present
9. Latina Health Visionary
Aida Luz Maisonet Giachello, 1945-Present
written by Rida D. Hernandez
10. Unfinished Business
Ada Nivia Lopez, 1947-Present
11. Chicana Lawyer
Virginia Martinez, 1949-Present
12. Ripples of Advocacy
Luz Maria B. Solis, 1951-Present
13. Creating a World without Fronteras
Emma Lozano, 1953-Present
written by Emma Lozano, Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Luz Maria Solis, and Rita D. Hernandez
14. The Audacity of a Dream
Ana Castillo, 1953-Present
written by Leticia Villarreal Sosa
15. Weaving the Tapestry: Legacies, Intersections, and the Future
Leticia Villarreal Sosa, Elena R. Gutierrez and Rita D. Hernandez
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Centro sin Fronteras; Adalberto Church; South Chicago; Pilsen; Little Village; Back of the Yards; Humboldt Park; West Town; Division Street; Mexican Aguila; 18th Street Development Corporation; El Valor; Esperanza School; Fiesta del Sol; National Museum of Mexican Art; National Puerto Rican of Arts and Culture; Alivio Medical Centers; Claretian Nuns and Priests; Villa Guadalupe Senior Housing; Villa Guadalupe Senior Services; El Pistolero; Elvira Arellano; United Lincoln Methodist Church; Telemundo; Latino Advisory Board to the Human Resources Advisory Committee; Health and Human Services; Claretian Medical Center; AFL-CIO; Ballet Folklorico de Mexico; Latino Institute; UNO; LARES; University of Illinois at Chicago's Advisory Council to the Urban Health Program; Institute of Medicine of Chicago; MALDEF; Mexican American Business and Professional Women's Club of Chicago; Illinois Primary Healthcare Association; National Science Foundation Project on Technological Progress and Quality of Life in South Chica
