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⏲ Duration: 38 min 26 sec
✓ Published: 13-Jan-2021
✓ Published: 13-Jan-2021
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Through scholarly research, collaborative artmaking, and community organizing Jason De León, Wendy Ewald, Daysi Funes and Susana Salgadoaddress critical immigration, migration, and human rights issues. Join these panelists as they reflect on recent projects including Ewald's current Toward Common Cause initiative, Daily Life and Dreams in the Pandemic:Photographs by Youth in Rogers Park organized at Centro Romero in Chicago.nnJason De León combines ethnographic, forensic, and archaeologica
Through scholarly research, collaborative artmaking, and community organizing Jason De León, Wendy Ewald, Daysi Funes and Susana Salgadoaddress critical immigration, migration, and human rights issues. Join these panelists as they reflect on recent projects including Ewald's current Toward Common Cause initiative, Daily Life and Dreams in the Pandemic:Photographs by Youth in Rogers Park organized at Centro Romero in Chicago.nnJason De León combines ethnographic, forensic, and archaeologica
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