1984: 12th Annual: Chicana Voices - Austin, Texas

Chicana Voices: Intersection of Class, Race and Gender (all)

Teresa Cordova
Norma Cantu
Gilberto Cardenas
Juan Garcia
Christine M. Sierra

Austin, Texas

12:00 AM

Table of Contents and Preface

Teresa Cordova
Norma Cantu
Gilberto Cardenas
Juan Garcia
Christine M. Sierra

1:00 AM

The University Setting Reinforces Inequality

Christine Marie Sierra, University of New Mexico - Main Campus

3:00 AM

Women, Then and NOw: An Analysis of the Adelita Image versus the Chicana Political Writer and Philosopher

Norma Cantu, University of Missouri - Kansas City

4:00 AM

Sexism in Chicano Studies and the Community

Cynthia Orozco, Eastern New Mexico University - Ruidoso

5:00 AM

Studying Chicanas: Bringing Women into the Frame of Chicano Studies

Alma Garcia, Santa Clara University

6:00 AM

Manuela Solis Sager and Emma Tenayuca: A Tribute

Roberto Calderon, University of North Texas
Emilio Zamora, University of Texas at Austin

7:00 AM

II. Labor and Politics - Introduction

Teresa Cordova, University of New Mexico - Main Campus
Christine Marie Sierra, University of New Mexico - Main Campus
Norma Cantu, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Gilberto Garcia
Juan Garcia

8:00 AM

Chicanas and Triple Oppression in the Labor Force

Denise Segura, University of California - Santa Barbara

9:00 AM

Toward A Reconceptualization of Women's economic Activities: The Informal Sector in Urban Mexico

Marta Lopez-Garza, California State University - Northridge

10:00 AM

Between the Lines: A New Perspective on the Industrial Sociology of Women Workers in Transnational Labor Processes

Devon Peña, University of Washington - Seattle Campus

11:00 AM

The Woman's Movement and the Left in Mexico: The Presidential Candidacy of Doña Rosario Ibarra

Teresa Carrillo, San Francisco State University

12:00 PM

III. Research: References and Primary Data - Introduction

Teresa Cordova, University of New Mexico - Main Campus
Norma Cantu, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Christine Marie Sierra, University of New Mexico - Main Campus
Juan Garcia
Gilberto Cardenas

1:00 PM

Women in Early New Mexico: A Preliminary View

Angelina Veyna, Santa Ana College

2:00 PM

Chicana Historiography: A Research Note Regarding Mexican Archival Sources

Barbara Driscoll, Anna Maria College

3:00 PM

Chicana Reference Sources

Richard Chabran, University of Arizona

4:00 PM

IV. Language, Literature, and the Theatre - Introduction

Teresa Cordova, University of New Mexico - Main Campus
Norma Cantu, University of Missouri - Kansas City
Christine Marie Sierra, University of New Mexico - Main Campus
Gilberto Cardenas
Juan Garcia

5:00 PM

Women in El Teatro Campesino: "¿Apoco Estaba Molacha La Virgen de Guadalupe?

Yolanda Broyles, University of Arizona

6:00 PM

Libertad de No Procrear: La Voz de la Mujer en "A una Madre de Nuestros Tiempos: de Margarita Cota-Cardenas

Clara Lomas, Colorado College

7:00 PM

Reproductive Freedom: The Voice of Women in Margarita Cota-Cardenas's "A una Madre de Nuestros Tiempos"

Clara Lomas, Colorado College

8:00 PM

La Realidad A Través de la Inocencia en el Cuento: Un Paseo

Elba R. Sanchez

9:00 PM

Women: Prisoners of the Word

Alvina E. Quintana, University of Delaware

10:00 PM

Contributors

NACCS

11:00 PM