Cambio Center News -
September 2018
Welcome back to
campus, everybody! We
hope you all enjoyed
the summer and are
ready for another
great semester. Make
sure to check your
email for these
monthly newsletters to
stay up-to-date
on important events, news
and dates.
The University of
Missouri's Cambio
Center leads research
and outreach on
Latinos and changing
communities.
What you'll find in
this newsletter:
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Cena de Bienvenida
(Welcome Dinner)
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Save the Date: 2019
Cambio de Colores
Conference
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Annual Heritage
Festival and Craft
Show
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Interactive Theatre
Troupe
Auditions
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Upcoming
Webinars
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Look Out for These
Events!
Whether your new to
Mizzou, or returning,
we'd love to see you at
the Welcome Dinner on
Friday, Sept. 14, at 6
p.m. at The Shack in the
MU Student Center.
Please RSVP to
muvozlatina@missouri.edu
with how many people are
in your party.
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Save the Date: 2019
Cambio de Colores
Conference
18th Annual Conference:
June 5 - 7, 2019,
Columbia, Missouri
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Cumbia Workshop at
the Annual Heritage
Festival and Craft
Show!
Join Grupo Atlantico for
a fun, educational
Cumbia workshop on
Sunday, September 16,
2018 at 1 p.m. on the
Maplewood Barn stage.
The festival is from
September 15-16, and
admission is FREE.
Invite your friends and
family to celebrate your
culture with dance,
music and food!
Location: Nifong Park -
3700 Ponderosa,
Columbia, MO
More
information: 573-874-7460
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Theatre
Auditions
Are you interested in
theatre? Check out the
information below on the
Interactive Theatre
Troupe Auditions on
Thursday, Sept. 13 from
5 - 7 p.m. Contact Ian
Downes at
imdgn4@mail.missouri.edu
for any
questions.
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Upcoming
Webinars
The Immigrant
Learning
Center:
Join experts in social
work, psychology,
advocacy and education
for the free,
interactive
webinar Tackling the Hidden
Crisis: Immigrant
Anxiety and
Trauma on Tuesday, September
18, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
EDT. This free webinar
will uncover the hidden
public health crisis
facing immigrants of all
kinds and dive deeply
into ways that can
improve immigrants'
lives and allow them to
achieve their full
potential in uncertain,
perilous
times. Register here!
The Welcoming
Economies Global
Network:
What are some
effective strategies
for forming
partnerships between
immigrant inclusion
and economic
development players?
How should immigrant
service providers
prepare for
productive
conversations with
their local Chamber
of Commerce? This
webinar,
on Thursday,
Sept. 27, at 2:00
p.m. EDT, will
guide participants
through a messaging
and strategy
framework to develop
a plan along with
talking points for
future
collaborations.
Register here!
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Support Student Research through the
Cambio Center Research Fund
The Cambio Center Research Fund is used to support graduate student
research on Latinos and immigrants. As friends
of the Cambio Center know, the research
agenda of the Cambio Center focuses on applied
research designed to improve community
well-being by better understanding and
supporting the integration of newcomers and
immigrants. Students work in partnership with
an expert faculty member during a semester,
with clear goals for outputs and results. All
funds raised will go directly towards
supporting the research efforts of these
students.
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