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Subject: [MESA] Escucha Mi Grito - Tianguis and Pena
From:    "Roman, Mauricio A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:    Wed, September 17, 2008 1:48 pm
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Hello,

I was wondering if you send this through your listserves and friends.



16th Annual Escucha Mi Grito Conference: LA LUCHA YA COMMENZO Y NO VA PARAR!



Escucha Mi Grito Conference is an informative political, social and
cultural conference that presents issues facing Mexican/Latino communities
abroad and here in the United States. This conference has been a tradition
for MeSA (Mexican Students de Aztlan) because it is a conference that has
been taking place at UIC for over 15 years. Escucha Mi Grito is organized
by student organizers who pick the issues they would like to bring and
discuss.

All events will be held at the
Rafael Cintron-Ortiz Cultural Center
Lecture Center B2
803 S. Halsted Street,
(312) 996-3095   Fax: (312) 996-9092
*Unless otherwise noted*

Thursday, September 18
11am-3pm

*Tianguis *

During the Tianguis there will be performances, a artisan market, food
will be for sale, and community organizations will be present to showcase
the work they do in fighting for social justice.

Lecture Center Plaza (QUAD)

Performances

12pm Nauhi Oillin
Aztec Dance

2pm  Tarima Son
Mexican  Folklore Music


La Peña de UIC
7:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Teatro Americano presents...

Meet Juan(ito) Doe
Directed by Ricardo Gamboa
Developed and written by Alejandra Garcia, Veronika Miranda, Mario
Sanchez, Manuel Saucedo

Who is Juan Doe?  An original ensemble devised piece by Teatro Americano
exploring
the realities of Latino youth in contemporary society composed from
interviews, personal narratives and recent research.  From gang violence
to myspace, immigration to love and mix tapes, Teatro Americano has
created a work that speaks to our collective and individual experiences as
young Latinos.  Juanito Doe is a busboy, Latin King, a pregnant teen, an
illegal student--Juanito Doe is you

Musical Performance  by

Fandanguero
Son Jarocho
http://www.myspace.com/fandanguero

For more information please contact Mauricio Roman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
visit http://www.myspace.com/escuchamigrito.

Sponsors: Latin American Educational Services (LARES), Rafael
Cintron-Ortiz Latino Cultural Center (RCOLCC), Students Association
Funding Committee (SAFC), and Chancellor's Committee of Status of Latinos
(CCSL), and the Chiapas Media Project (CMP).

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