Last year we celebrated the SSOI/RHC’s 50th Year Anniversary and have been working in collaboration with the UWM Archives & Libraries to expand the collections by including an oral history project of some of the many voices that have formed… Read More
This traveling exhibit shares the stories of eight immigrants from Mexico, Central and South America to Wisconsin. We believe that the personal stories presented in this exhibit can deepen our understanding of immigrants’ lives and expand our understanding of history… Read More
Join the RHC in welcoming Leaders Igniting Transformation (LIT) in an opportunity to learn about mutual aid and how to engage and serve in the community. Come learn how LIT practices mutual aid, as they share knowledge, and learn how… Read More
Join the Roberto Hernández Center and the UWM community in honoring and celebrating Latinx leaders and their professional trajectory, accomplishments, and contributions to our Latinx community. This year’s event will take on a virtual format. Awardee to be announced soon. … Read More
Come by the Union Concourse for the annual Latinx Diversity Festival 2021! This event will showcase Latinx culture with live music, crafts, freebies and learn about 12 different countries represented! For more information contact Sociocultural Programming: sociocul@uwm.edu
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Virtual Presentations-YouTube (Oct 8, 15, 22, & 29) Experience stars, stories, and cultural perspectives throughout Latin America. Each Friday features a different guest speaker who will talk about a region dear to their heart including… Read More
Educators, students, artists, and community advocates present the sworn testimony of children held in detention facilities at the US/Mexico border. The Flores Exhibits aims to effect change in our immigration system through narrative-driven advocacy. Their source is a body of… Read More
Join the RHC for our Brown Bag Discussion Series where we connect students to opportunities to get involved on campus, in the greater Milwaukee community and beyond. Learn about how to get involved with student organizations on campus. Come to… Read More
Juntas, or “together,” offers a brave space for Latinx women-identified students to share unique cultural experiences with other members of the UWM community. Latinx community and campus leaders will facilitate a cooperative learning experience for attendees through small discussion/”healing” circles. … Read More
Kick of Latinx Heritage Month with Sociocultural Programming! Let’s celebrate with music, dancing and stop by our mercado to support local Latinx vendors and more! For more information or to request accommodations contact Kiara Rosado: sociocul@uwm.edu Sponsored by the Sociocultural Programming… Read More