Screening of Como Vivimos (How We live) and a panel on Farmworker Migrant Housing in California and the limits of US Citizenship – Cottonwood Suite, University Union – Sacramento State University

Each year, hundreds of US citizens in California are displaced from housing and Mexican-American youth are forced to miss months of school. Join us on Tuesday, November 14, from 6:00pm – 8:30pm in the Cottonwood Suite, University Union for the screening of this documentary about living at the edges of citizenship and the harms to children’s education.  Meet and converse with filmmaker Aggie Ebrahimi Bazaz, farmworker rights advocates, and Sacramento State students affected by the 50-mile housing rule that forces farmworkers to migrate and disrupts their children’s education. Pizza and refreshments provided. See flyer here (link).

Contact: crisj@csus.edu and request accommodations one week prior to event

Submitted by: Center on Race, Immigration and Social Justice in partnership with College Assistance Migrant Program