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Casa De La Cultura Hispana De Lexington

Casa De La Cultura Hispana De Lexington promotes Hispanic culture and community engagement through education, advocacy, and cultural events. They aim to empower the Latino community by fostering understanding and dialogue on socio-economic and political issues.

Al sur de la frontera: Analizando los impulsores socioecon&oacute;micos y pol&iacute;ticos de la migraci&oacute;n latinoamericana.Reuniendo a l&iacute;deres de la academia, la abogac&iacute;a, la ley y las artes, la discusi&oacute;n explorar&aacute; las fuerzas econ&oacute;micas y pol&iacute;ticas que impulsan la migraci&oacute;n y las narrativas que dan forma a la percepci&oacute;n p&uacute;blica.El panel cuenta con M&oacute;nica Calleja, Directora Fundadora de Casa de la Cultura Hispana de Lexington, la Dra. F&aacute;tima Espinoza V&aacute;squez, profesora asistente en la Escuela de Ciencias de la Informaci&oacute;n de la Universidad de Kentucky, Mizari Suarez, Directora Ejecutiva de la Cl&iacute;nica Legal del Vecindario, y el Dr. Carlos Gustavo Poggio, profesor asociado de Ciencias Pol&iacute;ticas en el Berea College. Moderado por Nathalie Cunningham, Directora de Alcance de KYPolicy. Juntos abordar&aacute;n la integraci&oacute;n, la identidad cultural, el discurso p&uacute;blico y las limitaciones legales en torno a la reforma migratoria.Este evento ofrece una oportunidad importante para que los miembros de la comunidad, estudiantes y responsables de pol&iacute;ticas participen en una discusi&oacute;n reflexiva sobre uno de los temas m&aacute;s apremiantes de nuestro tiempo.El evento es gratuito y abierto al p&uacute;blico; se aceptan donaciones.

Sur de la frontera: Sur de la frontera: Analizando los impulsores socioeconómicos y políticos de la migración en América Latina

Casa de la Cultura de Kentucky in partnership with Blue Grass Community Foundation and Press Forward Blue Grass are bringing together leaders from academia, advocacy, law, and the arts to examine the economic and political forces behind Latin American migration and the narratives shaping public perception.The panel features Monica Calleja, Founder Director of Casa de la Cultura Hispana de Lexington, Dr. F&aacute;tima Espinoza V&aacute;squez, assistant professor in the School of Information Science at the University of Kentucky, Mizari Suarez, Executive Director of the Neighbors Immigration Clinic, and Dr. Carlos Gustavo Poggio associate professor of Political Science at Berea College. Moderated by Nathalie Cunningham, Outreach Director of KYPolicy. Together, they will address integration, cultural identity, public discourse, and the legal limitations surrounding immigration reform.This event offers an important opportunity for community members, students, and policymakers to engage in thoughtful discussion on one of the most pressing issues of our time.The event is free and open to the public; donations are welcome.

Casa De La Cultura Hispana De Lexington

Past events

Past events

South of the Border: Analyzing the socioeconomic and political drivers of Latin American Migration

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