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Latina/o Criminology Panel 1: Gangs, Communities, and Resistance
Wed, Nov 15, 12:30 to 1:50pm, Marriott, Room 405, 4th FloorSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
The Latina/o Criminology (LC) working group seeks to exchange, promote, and disseminate information that contribute to the criminological knowledge and understanding of the rapidly growing U.S. Latina/o population in relation to the areas of criminology, criminal justice, social justice, sociology, psychology, education, human development, and social work . The Latina/o Criminology (LC) working group also seeks to foster a community of Latin@ criminologists to promote, support, and engage one another in the pursuit of furthering Latina/o Criminology (LC).
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Individual Presentations
Catch 22: Street Socialization as Resistance and Oppression among San Diego Chicana/o Youth - Stalin Plascencia-Castillo, University of California, Riverside
Resisting and Coping with Violence among Gang-affiliated Latina Mothers - Katherine Maldonado, University of California, Riverside
Mobilization Strategies Among The Immigrant Rights Movement: An Ethnography of the Central American Undocumented Community - Jose Torres, University of California, Irvine
The Creation of Mexican American Resistance and its Association with Gangs: The Story of El Chuco - Robert Duran, University of Tennessee