The Center for Latino and Latin American Studies is proud to present Mexico 1810 1910 2010, a speaker series based upon everyday life in Michoacán during Mexican Independence and the Revolution.
Upcoming Events
Central Washington University and the Center for Latino & Latin American Studies are proud to host the Maestra Cintya Bernice Vargas Toledo, Researcher for the Center for Documentation in the Arts of the Secretariat of Culture of Michoacán, Mexico (SECUM) Her talk entitled “Conjugal Wars amidst Revolution” will examine marriage practices and conflicts in Mexico from 1810-1920 and is the second installment of “Mexico 1810-1910-2010: Everyday Life in Michoacán during Mexican Independence and the Revolution.”
- Thursday, January 21, Dean Hall Lobby, Central Washington University, 7:00-9:00PM
- Friday, January 22, 2009, The Parker Room, Yakima Valley Community College, 7:00-9:00PM
About the Series
The series, entitled Mexico 1810-1910-2010: Everyday Life in Michoacán during Mexican Independence and the Revolution, is a partnership between Central Washington University, the CWU Center for Latino and Latin American Studies, and the Secretariat of Culture of the State of Michoacán. The series will bring six monthly speakers from Michoacán from January to June, 2010 in celebration of 200 years since the start of Mexico's War of Independence and 100 years since the outbreak of the Mexican Revolution.