Search

You searched for: Start Over Institution University of Oregon Remove constraint Institution: University of Oregon Language Spanish | Castilian Remove constraint Language: Spanish | Castilian

Search Results

1. Being Maya Quiché: Video
Being Maya Quiché: Video
Description
This documentary that explores the life of Emiliana Aguilar, a Maya Quiché woman from Santa Cruz del Quiché, Guatemala who arrived to Oregon in 2002 due to health problems that were the consequence of living and growing up in Guatemala during the war (1960-1996). This film explores the motives behind her arrival, her childhood experience marked by the civil war, and preserving and transmitting her language and cultural traditions, all which have been shaped by her strong Maya identity.
2. Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children: Video
Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children: Video
Description
Testimony of Karen Ramírez Gutiérrez and her experience with immigration, growing up in Oregon, racism, education, and her career.
3. A Journey to Survival: Video
A Journey to Survival: Video
Description
Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
4. Carmen Urbina: My Journey to Activism: Video
Carmen Urbina: My Journey to Activism: Video
Description
Testimony of Carmen Urbina
5. El Lugar y el Dolor: La Historia de Jesus Arney Leon Monsalve (Neyo): Video
El Lugar y el Dolor: La Historia de Jesus Arney Leon Monsalve (Neyo): Video
Description
Testimony of Jesus Arney Leon Monsalve (Neyo)
6. The Story of Carlos Enrique Marquez: Video
The Story of Carlos Enrique Marquez: Video
Description
Testimony of Carlos Enrique Marquez
7. Edgar Ortega: United States Marine
Edgar Ortega: United States Marine
Description
Testimony of Edgar Ortega
8. Edgar Ortega: United States Marine: Video
Edgar Ortega: United States Marine: Video
Description
Testimony of Edgar Ortega
9. Identity through Connection: Video
Identity through Connection: Video
Description
Testimony of Alai Reyes-Santes
10. Embracing the Dream: Video
Embracing the Dream: Video
Description
Testimony of Jose Contreras
11. Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon: Video
Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon: Video
Description
“Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon” is the story of Francisco López, a dedicated family man living in Oregon for close to 25 years. Francisco (commonly referred to as Pancho) was born and raised in the Caribbean, on the island of Puerto Rico. The film seeks to draw attention to a different yet equally important aspect of immigration in the U.S.: Puerto Rican identity and perspective. What drove Pancho to move all the way to Oregon is a story of love, learning, and family. This is not a story of peril and injustice, but merely a look into what crosses the mind of the individual Puerto Rican when confronted with the duality of their identity, and what it gives and takes.
12. El Luchador
El Luchador
Description
Don Misael Rojas is originally from Veracruz, Mexico. His story focuses on his relationship with his mother and the themes of equality and social justice. While in Mexico he participated in several social justice movements and has continued to participate in activism while in Oregon. He is a member of PCUN, and plays a vital role in the Wage Theft campaign.
13. Testimony of Izza Porter
Testimony of Izza Porter
Description
As an undergrad student studying Ethnic Studies, I am grateful to have had the opportunity to be a part of such a special project that highlighted the history of Latinos in Oregon. It has been an amazing experience learning about Oregon’s history and connecting with Izza Porter who emigrated with her family from Monterrey to Oregon. I’m excited to use the skills that I learned while making this documentary later in my life.
14. Testimony of Rosa Camarena
Testimony of Rosa Camarena
Description
Rosa Camarena is a sophomore at the University of Oregon majoring in Spanish and possibly Latino Studies. When Rosa was just one year old her parents immigrated with her to Oregon. Rosa has struggled with language and stereotypes as she has moved through the school system. She chose her major because she wants to give back to her community in Woodburn and raise a family there.
15. A Woman of Courage
A Woman of Courage
Description
Yadira Janet Mendoza tells her story of growing up in Chiapas, Mexico as a child migrant worker. Having come from a family of farm workers who moved from one temporary job to another, Janet was only able to attend school for two hours after an eight hour day of working out in the fields. As she grew older, little opportunity existed for her with only having a third grade education level. At the age of 18, Janet moved to Albany, Oregon in pursuit of a new life. This transition led to new job opportunities cleaning houses and to meeting her husband, Oscar. Her reputation as a great cleaner grew quickly and she started her own business, MOJY, which she named after the initials of her family members. Now having three employees, Janet's dream is to return to school to study finance or administration and learn English. Her life shows of her hard dedication to survive and support her family.
16. Across the Border: Video
Across the Border: Video
Description
Testimony of Pedro and Judy Landeros
17. Testimony of Gabriel Sanchez
Testimony of Gabriel Sanchez
Description
My documentary is based upon the life and experiences of Gabriel Sanchez. Currently, (in 2013) Gabriel is an undergraduate student at the University of Oregon studying archaeology and anthropology. He is interested in indigenous archaeology, or the incorporation of indigenous forms of knowledge within the archaeological context. Gabriel's current research project is with the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. I am grateful for the opportunity to be involved in this project and to work with Gabriel to share his story
18. The Journey of Life is to Give: Video
The Journey of Life is to Give: Video
Description
Testimony of community activist Marta Guembes.
19. Combinando Culturas / Bridging Cultures: Video
Combinando Culturas / Bridging Cultures: Video
Description
Testimony of Alfredo Garcias
20. The Language of Home: An Oral History of Education, Identity, and Pride
The Language of Home: An Oral History of Education, Identity, and Pride
Description
Blanca's story begins with her life in regards to her mother and the importance of family. She moves a few times and talks of the disconnect from her family and community. Blanca discussed the advantage of English, providing a much smoother path for her to become Valedictorian and make her way to college. We discuss the cultural implications of identifying as Latino, and how this has affected her growing up as an intelligent student, a member of her community, and her identity as it is intertwined with her mother.
21. Testimony of Gerardo Herrera Garcia
Testimony of Gerardo Herrera Garcia
Description
The interview with Gerardo Herrera Garcia explores the topic of baseball and education when he moved from Culíacan, Sinaloa, Mexico to Medford, Oregon. Gerardo accredits his accomplishment to learning English in eight months to the fact that he joined the baseball team at North Medford High School, and he was forced to learn at a quick rate. He now resides in Eugene, Oregon and has a baseball scholarship to Lane Community College.
22. The Journey of Life is to Give
Description
Testimony of community activist Marta Guembes.
23. Combinando Culturas / Bridging Cultures
Description
Testimony of Alfredo Garcias
24. Consul Cano, Memphis, to Mexican Bracero Reception Center, Harlingen, Texas, September 23, 1952
Consul Cano, Memphis, to Mexican Bracero Reception Center, Harlingen, Texas, September 23, 1952
25. Rubén Gaxiola to SRE, November 19, 1949
26. Director General Manuel Aguilar to Consul of Mexico in Memphis, November 17, 1949
Director General Manuel Aguilar to Consul of Mexico in Memphis, November 17, 1949
27. Rubén Gaxiola to SRE, November 19, 1949
Rubén Gaxiola to SRE, November 19, 1949
Description
Includes 11 photographs
28. Miguel Calderón, Director of Office of Migratory Workers, to Consul of Mexico, Memphis, October 22, 1952
Miguel Calderón, Director of Office of Migratory Workers, to Consul of Mexico, Memphis, October 22, 1952
29. "People reject anti-immigrant measures", La Noticia, December 20, 2006
"People reject anti-immigrant measures", La Noticia, December 20, 2006
30. Letter from Margarita to Howdy and Mary Ann Thurman, 1988
Letter from Margarita to Howdy and Mary Ann Thurman, 1988
31. Postcard from Jesus Maria to Howdy and Mary Ann Thurman, c. 1990
Postcard from Jesus Maria to Howdy and Mary Ann Thurman, c. 1990
32. Letter from Eujenio Moreno to Howdy and Mary Ann Thurman, 1990
Letter from Eujenio Moreno to Howdy and Mary Ann Thurman, 1990
33. A Journey to Survival
Description
Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
34. Being Maya Quiché
Description
This documentary that explores the life of Emiliana Aguilar, a Maya Quiché woman from Santa Cruz del Quiché, Guatemala who arrived to Oregon in 2002 due to health problems that were the consequence of living and growing up in Guatemala during the war (1960-1996). This film explores the motives behind her arrival, her childhood experience marked by the civil war, and preserving and transmitting her language and cultural traditions, all which have been shaped by her strong Maya identity.
35. Edgar Ortega: United States Marine
Description
Testimony of Edgar Ortega
36. Being Maya Quiché: Transcript
Being Maya Quiché: Transcript
Description
This documentary that explores the life of Emiliana Aguilar, a Maya Quiché woman from Santa Cruz del Quiché, Guatemala who arrived to Oregon in 2002 due to health problems that were the consequence of living and growing up in Guatemala during the war (1960-1996). This film explores the motives behind her arrival, her childhood experience marked by the civil war, and preserving and transmitting her language and cultural traditions, all which have been shaped by her strong Maya identity.
37. A Journey to Survival: Transcript
A Journey to Survival: Transcript
Description
Testimony of Gustavo Presidente
38. Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children: Transcript
Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children: Transcript
Description
Testimony of Karen Ramírez Gutiérrez and her experience with immigration, growing up in Oregon, racism, education, and her career.
39. The Story of Carlos Enrique Marquez: Transcript
The Story of Carlos Enrique Marquez: Transcript
Description
Testimony of Carlos Enrique Marquez
40. Tu Sueño Realidad: Opening Doors for Latino Children
Description
Testimony of Karen Ramírez Gutiérrez and her experience with immigration, growing up in Oregon, racism, education, and her career.
41. Across the Border: Transcript
Across the Border: Transcript
Description
Testimony of Pedro and Judy Landeros
42. Carmen Urbina: My Journey to Activism
Description
Testimony of Carmen Urbina
43. Across the Border
Description
Testimony of Pedro and Judy Landeros
44. El Lugar y el Dolor: La Historia de Jesus Arney Leon Monsalve (Neyo)
Description
Testimony of Jesus Arney Leon Monsalve (Neyo)
45. The Story of Carlos Enrique Marquez
Description
Testimony of Carlos Enrique Marquez
46. Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon: Transcript
Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon: Transcript
Description
“Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon” is the story of Francisco López, a dedicated family man living in Oregon for close to 25 years. Francisco (commonly referred to as Pancho) was born and raised in the Caribbean, on the island of Puerto Rico. The film seeks to draw attention to a different yet equally important aspect of immigration in the U.S.: Puerto Rican identity and perspective. What drove Pancho to move all the way to Oregon is a story of love, learning, and family. This is not a story of peril and injustice, but merely a look into what crosses the mind of the individual Puerto Rican when confronted with the duality of their identity, and what it gives and takes.
47. Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon
Description
“Pancho: Un Boricua en Oregon” is the story of Francisco López, a dedicated family man living in Oregon for close to 25 years. Francisco (commonly referred to as Pancho) was born and raised in the Caribbean, on the island of Puerto Rico. The film seeks to draw attention to a different yet equally important aspect of immigration in the U.S.: Puerto Rican identity and perspective. What drove Pancho to move all the way to Oregon is a story of love, learning, and family. This is not a story of peril and injustice, but merely a look into what crosses the mind of the individual Puerto Rican when confronted with the duality of their identity, and what it gives and takes.
48. Embracing the Dream
Description
Testimony of Jose Contreras
49. Identity through Connection: Transcript
Identity through Connection: Transcript
Description
Testimony of Alai Reyes-Santes
50. Embracing the Dream: Transcript
Embracing the Dream: Transcript
Description
Testimony of Jose Contreras
51. Identity through Connection
Description
Testimony of Alai Reyes-Santes
52. Service: a trilogy on colonization
Service: a trilogy on colonization
Description
Includes recipes; A budding gourmet.--McTowersMaid.--Tijuana maid.--Tijuana maid (English version);English and Spanish; Three stories with one translated from Spanish to English, A gift in memory of Peter Ward Britton
53. Lucha por la vida = struggle for life
Lucha por la vida = struggle for life
Description
Each note has a different image screenprinted on it; Each image is indexed along with a translation of any text within the image and some with a short explanation of the text or image; Banknotes enclosed in plastic page protectors; Each page is separated with a vellum divider which prevents more than one bill being seen clearly at any time, Signed by the artist
54. Testimony of Jill Torres
Testimony of Jill Torres
Description
Jill Torres is the subject of this Latino Roots project. She is a kindergarten teacher, MEChA leader, Spanish radio show host, and activist in Eugene's Latino community. Her life has been a question of identity, as her mother is a mix of white European ancestry while her father has a mixed Croatian and Mexican background. In high school, her teacher Armando Morales inspired her to join MEChA and be proud of her Chicana identity. Since then, a dialogue has opened between her and her father, allowing her to dig deeper into her family's history and learn more about what it means to be Latino.
55. "Gastonia - Deportation program put into place", La Noticia, December 27, 2006
"Gastonia - Deportation program put into place", La Noticia, December 27, 2006
56. "In Gastonia they do not arrest people for minor crimes", La Noticia, April 22, 2009
"In Gastonia they do not arrest people for minor crimes", La Noticia, April 22, 2009
57. "Some will continue serving undocumented Latinos", La Noticia, November 29, 2006
"Some will continue serving undocumented Latinos", La Noticia, November 29, 2006
58. "Gastonia - Consulate served 900 Mexicans", La Noticia, April 22, 2009
"Gastonia - Consulate served 900 Mexicans", La Noticia, April 22, 2009
59. Testimony of Armando Morales
Testimony of Armando Morales
Description
Maria Licia Aldana Rogers interview with Armando Morales in June 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
60. Testimony of Fidel Guerra
Testimony of Fidel Guerra
Description
Testimony of Joel Driver's interview with Fidel Guerra Cuevas on March 6th, 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
61. Testimony of Alicia Becerra
Testimony of Alicia Becerra
Description
Testimony of Nora Alvarez's interview with Alicia Becerra for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
62. Testimony of Evan Bosch
Testimony of Evan Bosch
Description
Testimony of Julia Thornton's interview with Evan Bosch on March 9th, 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
63. Testimony of Josefina Ortega
Testimony of Josefina Ortega
Description
Testimony of Ivan Sandoval Cervantes' interview with Josefina Ortega on June 5th, 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
64. Deportation Nation: Testimony of my family
Deportation Nation: Testimony of my family
Description
Testimony of commentary Byron Joel Sun, Herlinda Colindres Sun, and Byron José Sun for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
65. Conversations with my Mother: From Tindu to Oregon
Conversations with my Mother: From Tindu to Oregon
Description
Testimony of Lidiana Soto's interview with Rosalina Morales on February 27th, 2011 for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
66. A Journey from the South
A Journey from the South
Description
Testimony of Salome Serron's interview with Jimena for ANTH/J-410/510 Latino Roots class, Spring 2011.
67. MasterBox5
MasterBox5
Description
Title from back cover; Issued in plastic case; Collection of small cards and papers created by various artists
68. Legend
Legend
Description
Two volumes issued in a case; Gatefold covers; Black and white photographs; Photographs by Michel Cenet; Text by Daniel Buren
69. Europa
Europa
Description
Catalog of an exhibition held at the ifa-Galerie Stuttgart, Institut fur Auslandsbeziehungen, Nov. 11, 1994 to Jan. 15, 1995; Title from colophon page; Text translated from the original Catalan into German, Spanish and English
Oregon State University Libraries University of Oregon Libraries