L.A. as Subject, in partnership with the Cal State LA University Library and the Cal State LA Pathway Programs Office, will be hosting this year's Archives Bazaar.
The Archives Bazaar is an annual event, free and open to the public, which gives anyone with an interest in the region a one-stop opportunity to interact with dozens of archives, from large institutions to private collectors.
A multicultural celebration highlighting Indigenous identity, art, dance, and history. Includes performances, art workshops, educational videos, and tabling by student and community organizations.
Learn how to cook a traditional Latinx dish with Chef Wendy from Guayaba Kitchen. You'll be able to take home a recipe card for what is made, enter for a chance to win a voucher for the Farmer's Market and get ingredients to make this meal at home.
An open dialogue exploring belonging, identity, and navigating predominantly non-Black spaces in college through guided prompts and peer discussion.
A monthly wellness series for Black students focused on honest conversation, community building, and practical skills for managing stress, navigating campus life, building emotional awareness, and advocating for yourself.
Join the Central American Memoria Histórica Archive for a presentation by artist Carolina Rivera Escamilla on her decades of cultural work, including theater, performance, writing, poetry, and filmmaking in Los Angeles/El Salvador.