Throughout September 15 to October 15, we get together to observe Raza Heritage Month. During this time, the CSUN University Library honors the lived experiences and cultural history of those with ancestries from Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. For our 2024 observation, we have put the spotlight on Queer Latin(x) authors, narratives and scholarship. Our University Library is proud to commemorate the many contributions of LGBTQIA+ Latinx Americans, particularly within education, literature, art, activism, and groundbreaking research and discoveries.

 

  Facilitated by Dr. Ramón García, this workshop will address the process of decolonization as it pertains to our mental health in Latinx communities. We will define what decolonization is and why it is important in the mental health field. This workshop will also serve as a space for participants to collaborate with (a) mental health therapist(s) to redefine what healing looks like for themselves. RSVP HERE