Injustice and Inequality V in Madison, Wisconsin: The Experience of Spanish-Speaking (Latinx) Peoples in Dane County

Coordinator

Name	Email	Phone
Rick Orton	rickorton@tds.net	608-271-9219

This course continues to explore how racial injustice and inequality affects us and how we can effect change. It will focus on the historical, cultural, social and political experience of Latinx (Spanish-speaking) people in Madison, the state and nation. New course members encouraged. See Syllabus for details.

Location	UW South Madison Partnership
Meeting Day	Thursday
Meeting Time	10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Start Date	February 23, 2017
End Date	April 27, 2017
Participation	High participation and/or presentation
Class Size	No limit

Class notes

Completion of a course Registration Form accompanying this course description is a registration requirement. Registration is open to all PLATO members. Email the completed form to rickorton@tds.net A hard copy can be requested by calling 608-271-9219. Registration deadline: Wednesday, February 15, 2017. Participants will be notified of entry into the course no later than Friday, February 17.

Syllabus

Registration Form - Word Format

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