Border Narratives: Alisha Vasquez (English)3

Border Narratives: Alisha Vasquez (English)3

Mexican-American Border Region

Sonoran Desert

Community activists-- Arizona--Tucson

Place-based education

Mexican American families

Intersectionality (Sociology)

Postcolonialism

Gentrification

Community terms: crip; chicana; mama

Profile of Alisha Vasquez, an educator and community activist that self-identifies as a crip Chicana mama. Recorded in English. Includes American Sign Language interpretation and open captions.

Disability Rights Washington, Rooted in Rights

Arizona Center for Disability Law

Vasquez, Alisha (interviewee)

Reclaiming the Border Narrative collection (MS 789)

University of Arizona Libraries

2022-11-29

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mp4

eng

ase

Moving Image

Alisha_FINAL_ENGLISH_ASL_OPENCAPS.mp4

azu_2023.025_RBNDisability_BD001_Alisha_FINAL_ENGLISH_ASL_OPENCAPS.mp4

Arizona--Tucson

Washington (D.C.)

218123

https://arizona.aviaryplatform.com/collections/2546/collection_resources/114733/file/218123

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