While meeting virtually and physically distancing on and off-campus, now more than ever, we need each other for support and care. This is why we ask “¿Donde Esta Mi Gente?” Where are my people? During the months of September and October, the Latinx community at Mount Holyoke College, including students, faculty, staff, and alumni will come together to explore and celebrate our commonalities and differences via virtual workshops, forums, healing circles, and panels.
In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, a private Zoom program for MHC students to converse with artist Hector Dionicio Mendoza about his personal story and...
The Community Care Circles series for Latinx Heritage Month are brave spaces designed for Latinx students to engage in self and collective awareness by...
As part of Latinx Heritage Month, a panel of Latinx professionals will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of working in today’s non-profit world as...
MHC affinity groups are voluntary groups of staff and faculty that form around identity(ies) and who gather together to discuss issues and experiences...
As part of Latinx Heritage Month, we will pay homage to Gloria Anzaldúa, a self-described “chicana dyke-feminist, tejana patlache poet, writer, and cultural...
As part of Latinx Heritage Month, join Dr. Romina Pacheco, Social Justice and Equity Specialist at Collaborative for Educational Services, in a presentation...
In recognition and celebration of Latinx Heritage Month, the Alumnae Association welcomes Vanessa Rosa, Class of 1929 Dr. Virginia Apgar Assistant Professor...
The Community Care Circles series for Latinx Heritage Month are brave spaces designed for Latinx students to engage in self and collective awareness by...
As part of Latinx Heritage Month, join Regina Hudson, Life Insurance Specialist and owner of Hudson Financial Strategies, in a workshop discussing tools to...
In honor of Indigenous People’s Day and Latinx Heritage Month, artist Iréne "I-Shea'' Shaikly will teach us African-Caribbean rhythms in a virtually...
In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, join Sasha Jimenez, Community Outreach Manager for Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts, in a presentation about the...
This six-session series seeks to teach Five College students various forms of African diasporic dance and, crucially, the cultures in which they are rooted....
A public talk with artist Yehimi Cambrón, an undocumented immigrant who became DACAmented as an undergraduate college student at a gender diverse women’s...
The Eliana Ortega, known as the "Ortega'' serves as a home away from home for the MHC Latinx community. Get to know other MHC students/alums, faculty, and...
Nervios and Ataque de Nervios, its intergenerational impact on our own mental health, familial relationships and receiving culturally relevant care will be...
The Community Care Circles series for Latinx Heritage Month are brave spaces designed for Latinx students to engage in self and collective awareness by...
In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, join us for an engaging public conversation between artist Hector Dionicio Mendoza and Associate Professor of Latina/o...
