La Ruta del Son y Huapango Huasteco

Weds Oct 12 |10:30 -12:00 pm

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  SR Intercultural Center, Pioneer 380, and virtual. Zoom link to come.

  History Instructor Laura Larqué and Ethnic Studies instructor Dr. Moises Santos will lead a lecture on the music of La Huasteca. They will discuss the roots and cultural influences of the Huasteca’s Son and Huapango.The cultural wealth of the Huasteca music has a long history of different ethnicities collaborating to create one of the most diverse and beautiful musical genres in Mexico.Come and learn about the six different regions in which La Huasteca is played, danced, and enjoyed. Learn a few zapateados and the double meaning of many Huasteca songs.Santa Rosa campus, Bertolini Student Activities Center

   

Undocumented Student Action Week

Oct 17-21

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  For a list of events, visit https://dream.santarosa.edu/events-workshops

Sanacion con Hierbas

Miercoles, 14 de Sept | 6:00 pm - 7:30pm.

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  Evento en espanol. Evento en persona.

  Hierbas que nos Apoyan

  En el tiempo que estaremos juntos habrá oportunidad de compartir nuestras conexiones con hierbas. El enfoque será alrededor de hierbas que ayudan a reducir la ansiedad, estrés, depresión, insomnio, y que apoyan el sistema nervioso. También hablaremos acerca de las diferentes formas de consumir hierbas y recursos que existen en obtener hierbas. El uso de hierbas es una forma ancestral de apoyar nuestro bienestar y eso es parte de la inspiración de este compartimiento con la comunidad.

  
  Santa Rosa Campus. SR Intercultural Center Pioneer 380

   

Simon Silva: “Creating Sustainable Equity Through the Arts”

Wednesday & Thursday, Sept 21-22

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  The lecture/workshop reveals to individuals a clarity and truth about the arts that has remained unknown for decades. He reveals all of the important easily applicable benefits of the arts that will be a requirement in the new economy. Things like enhanced communication skills, improvisation, being introspective, developing better questions and understanding that mistakes are capable of producing new and exciting opportunities. Silva says, “we were all born with genius level capacities to draw, think, learn and to question.” He believes that society has imposed a discrimination against our children simply because they are children and we stop developing what’s already naturally there. He believes the arts are an important component of everyone’s education but they need to be  taught correctly. By doing so, we can develop and nurture what’s organically already there . This will give everyone a greater degree of success in the 21st century job market

  September 21, Wednesday

  Time	Campus
  9:00 am -10:00 am Lecture	Santa Rosa, Bertolini Student Activities Center
  10:30 am- 11:30 am Art Workshop	Santa Rosa, Bertolini Student Activities Center
  1:30 pm -3:30 pm Lecture & workshop	Santa Rosa, Analy Hall rm 714
  6:00 pm-7:00 pm Art workshop	Southwest Center, Rm 112

  September 22, Thursday

  Time	Campus
  11:00 am-12:00 pm Lecture	Petaluma, Student Engagement and Success Center
  12:00 pm-1:00pm Art Workshop	Petaluma, Student Engagement and Success Center
  4:30pm-6:00pm Meet & Greet hosted by LFSA	Santa Rosa, Bertolini Student Activities Center

  Participants will have the opportunity to purchase Simon Silva's art and get it signed. While supplies last.

   

   

Latinx Carpa: Student Talent Show

Thursday, Sept 29 | 6:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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  In person: Burbank Auditorium, Santa Rosa Campus

  You may also join South County students in the SRJC Petaluma Student Engagement & Success Center Thursday, Sept 29 | 6:00 pm - 8:00 PM for the livestream interactive watch party. We will provide refreshments and an opportunity to be active audience members.  

  Latinx Carpa is a talent show mainly for students. Carpa means “tent” in Spanish. It was a type of traveling theater very popular in México in the early 20th century featuring a mixture of specialty acts such as burlesque comedy, song and dance. If you have a talent or want to participate you are invited for a night of burlesque, music, dance, magic and perhaps movie clips.  For more information and to register to participate go to https://lfsa.santarosa.edu/latinxcarpa

   

Stand and Deliver: SRJC Theater Production

7:30 pm on Sept 30, Oct 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 2022
2:00 pm on Oct 2, 8, 9, 2022 

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  Based on the screenplay by Ramon Menendez and Tom Musca.
  Adapted for the stage by Robert Bella.

  Directed by Elizabeth Dale.
  Assistant Director/Cultural Advisor: Anakarina Swanson.

  Studio Theatre

  Based on a true story and an Academy-Award nominated film, Stand and Deliver celebrates Jaime Escalante, a math teacher at an East LA high school who transforms his students' lives with his unorthodox teaching methods. This production features SRJC Theatre Arts alumnus Danny Banales in the lead role, and is dedicated to Sonoma County's own Jaime Escalante, Maestro Roberto Ramirez.

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  Online -or- call  (707) 527-4307

  Box Office Information

   

Alejandro Jimenez: "Poetry as the Means We Need"

Tuesday, Oct 4 | 10:30 am -12:30 pm 

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  SR Intercultural Center, Pioneer 380.

  Virtual viewing via Instagram Live. 

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  Join us as we welcome renown poet, Alejandro Jimenez. Alejandro will share with us an hour of poetry reading from his unique work (10:30 -11:30am), followed by an hour poetry workshop (11:30-12:30). You can attend one or the other or both. Workshop: "Two tongues, two languages". In this workshop, we will explore the languages we carry in our tongues. It will ask the participants to think beyond the immediate benefits and repercussions of being bilingual. We will explore the power, the resistance created when we hold on to our language(s); when we give new meaning to words, when we create new words, when we write in a way that our family understand us, when we do not conform. What does it mean to be bilingual in an era of anti-latinx rhetoric and sentiments? The crux of this workshop is on how our tongues are not a burden but a necessary tool to reclaim ourselves.

   

  ALEJANDRO JIMENEZ is a formerly-undocumented immigrant, poet, writer, and educator from Colima, Mexico, living in New Mexico. He is the 2021 Mexican National Poetry Slam Champion, he is a two-time National Poetry Slam Semi-Finalist (US), multiple time TEDx Speaker/Performer, and regional Emmy-nominated poet. He was featured in TIME Magazine as one of 80 Mexican artists shaping contemporary Mexican culture. His work centers and touches on cultural identity, immigrant narratives, masculinity, memory, and the intersections of them all.

   

Indigenous Peoples' Day

Monday, October 10

11:00 am - 3:00pm

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  Visit https://intercultural.santarosa.edu/ipd for more information and full schedule