Three webinars will bring the UC ANR community together to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in September.
Changing Lives in the Urban Setting
September 13 (1-2 p.m.)
Join 4-H youth development advisors Claudia Diaz and Matt Rodriguez as they share best practices, challenges and success stories.
Challenging Racism from the Field to Harvard Doctorate: A Life’s Journey
September 20 (2-3 p.m.)
In this intimate conversation with Dr. Hugo Morales, learn the life story of Morales, who founded Radio Bilingüe in 1976 and expanded it into the nation’s largest Latino radio station network. Like many of the estimated 350,000 indigenous Oaxacans who have migrated to California, Morales has felt the sting of double discrimination.
What Does Growing Agave Mean to California?
September 27 (1-2 p.m.)
Agave is a crop that can be financially viable, environmentally resilient and culturally appropriate. This conversation features Yessica Viridiana Fernandez, Ph.D. candidate from the University of Chapingo in Mexico, and Samuel Sandoval Solis, UC Cooperative Extension water resources specialist.
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