| Autor: |
Córdova, Theresa J., Cotera, María Eugenia, deMaría, Jaelyn, Merchant, Linda García, Montañez, Margie, Rodríguez, Annette M., Roybal, Karen, Vásquez, Enriqueta L. |
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Chiricu Journal: Latina/o Literatures, Arts, & Cultures; Spring2024, Vol. 8 Issue 2, p88-119, 32p |
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This essay provides snapshots from the field that emerged from the Enriqueta Vásquez Digital History Project, an immersive field school focused on the archive of the life and works of Chicana feminist, activist, and author Enriqueta Vásquez. As a result of these collaborative efforts, her archive is now housed at the Center for Southwest Research at the University of New Mexico. A community-driven, collaborative, and interdisciplinary Chicana feminist praxis guided the field school, which was hosted in El Prado, New Mexico, at Las Pistoleras Instituto Cultural de Arte, and within the sacred landscapes of northern New Mexico. The snapshots shared here are from the group of Chicanas who have worked together in various capacities over the course of many years. The authors provide insights about this form of deliberate praxis as a potential model for others invested in community-centered archival work to follow and/or adapt. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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