We are big fans of Texas Public Radio's Fronteras, and we're thrilled to have had the opportunity to discuss Volume 2 with Norma Martinez 🥑. You can listen to the discussion here or tune in at noon on 89.1 to hear from Kathryn Vomero Santos and playwright José Cruz González. tpr.org/podcast/fronte…

Tune in at noon on 89.1 to hear from Kathryn Vomero Santos and José Cruz González, the author of Invierno and many other fantastic plays!

It was a true joy to record this Fronteras interview with Norma Martinez 🥑 alongside José Cruz González, author of Invierno. It airs today on Texas Public Radio at noon and is available online. Many thanks to Marian Navarro for producing this episode!

It was a pleasure and an honor to discuss this with Kathryn Vomero Santos and José! Find out how Shakespeare en la frontera addresses colonialism and social justice.

Join us today at the San Antonio Public Library! 🎉

My colleagues! ⁦Katherine Gillen 🍉⁩ Adrianna Santos and ⁦Kathryn Vomero Santos⁩ Recasting Shakespeare for a New Generation of Students and Audiences | Mellon Foundation mellon.org/grant-story/re…

The San Antonio Museum of Art unveils an ofrenda honoring local labor hero Emma Tenayuca by artist Amalia Mesa-Bains on Tuesday. sanantonioreport.org/amalia-mesa-ba…

We would like to thank everyone who contributed to the successful launch event for Volume 2 of The Bard in the Borderlands.🩵 ¡Que viva Borderlands Shakespeare! ✨

BSC co-founders discuss in the Mellon Foundation how the Colectiva was created for Latine, Chicanx, and Indigenous students. They discuss how incorporating Borderlands texts enables professors to better connect with students and the community. Read more: mellon.org/grant-story/re…

Calling all veteranos, witnesses, and compas of the Chicana/o Movement.

On #Fronteras: Playwright, activist, and South TX native Irma Herrera brings her one-woman play Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name to Trinity University Nov. 13. The show emphasizes the power of names & words, and touches on the social justice issues of the day. bit.ly/4fgJ96E

Join us tomorrow, Wed, Nov 13, at this San Antonio College Native American Heritage Month event. Free and open to the students and community. aztlanlibrepress.com/from-here-to-t… juantejeda.net/mi-carnal-fran…

It's an honor for my essay on the revitalization of the Samala Chumash language and José Cruz González's Invierno to appear in this collection alongside so many wonderful scholars. Congratulations to Dympna Callaghan, Sophie Chiari, and my fellow contributors!

MAS and the School of Arts & Humanities present playwright, performer, & activist Irma Herrera on Wed, 11/13, in Ruth Taylor Recital Hall for her one-woman show, "Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name?" at 6:30pm.

There is still time to apply to our "Teaching Shakespeare with the Bard in the Borderlands" webinar! #htxedu Learn more: humanitiestexas.org/education/teac…

Next month! Interviewing Nuestra Comunidad: Latinx Oral History Projects latinoheritage.us/post/interview…

Aztlan Libre Press will be selling our award-winning books, cards and t-shirts today, Thurs, Nov 14, 9am-1pm, in the center mall area, at the San Antonio College Indigenous & Native American Art & Vendor Fair. aztlanlibrepress.com

Mapping Chicana/Mexicana Voices in the Borderlands is an oral history project that highlights the contributions of women's organizing in South Texas and Southern Arizona. The public archive is now available: chicanavoicesproject.uta.edu

Calling all Texas teachers! ✨   Please join us for a free webinar where we will teach strategies to incorporate Borderlands Shakespeare into your classroom.

Get empowered! Tuesday, November 19, 6 PM at TBH 333 S. Jensen Meet legendary writer Dagoberto Gilb as he releases two new books, and we unveil an exclusive print by iconic Visual Artist Cesar Martinez. Get culture, get Art, get United. https://www.event rite.com/e/the-np-globa…