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Venezuelan Student Association added an event.
Take a break from studying for finals and join the Venezuelan Student Association in our end-of-year celebration! We will have free Venezuelan food to share our culture with the Stanford community... arepas, tequeños, tres leches and much more!
This will be a great opportunity to talk to us and ask any questions you may have, not only about our role on campus, but also about Venezuela's current crisis and how to help.
Evento de interés:
"¡Participa en un microdocumental por la Mejor Venezuela!
Este Domindo frente a la estatua de Simón Bolívar, filmaremos un microdocumental lleno de mensajes de apoyo y solidaridad con nuestros valientes guerreros que luego les haremos llegar por las redes sociales. Queremos hacerles saber que no están solos y que los que estamos afuera estamos activos despertando conciencia sobre lo que acontece en Venezuela!...
Recluta a tus panas y acompáñanos con tu entusiasmo y palabras de apoyo y amor por Venezuela. Trae tu bandera, tu cachucha tricolor, alguna pancarta (tendremos varias para compartir) y si lo tienes, trae tu instrumento musical y tu voz (habremos varios músicos presentes)."
Read this article written by one of our members Ana Cristina Núñez Machado. Ana explains how even while doing a PhD at Stanford, she has to deal with fear, frustration, and guilt over the country's reality.
Venezuelan Student Association added 7 new photos — with Isabella Garcia Camargo and 4 others.
Happy Mother's Day from the Venezuelan family at Stanford!
Venezuelan Student Association shared their photo.
Curious to know more about what's going on in Venezuela? Come by White Plaza tomorrow at 12:30pm
Come tomorrow and enjoy some delicious arepas prepared by your favorite Venezuelans! You won't want to miss it
Check out this interview with Prof. Javier Corrales, who will open our upcoming event on LGBT rights in Latin America with Prof. Tamara Adrián: https://www.caracaschronicles.com/…/interview-javier-corra…/
Venezuelan Student Association added an event.
A lecture and discussion with Prof. Tamara Adrián. Prof. Adrián is the second transgender person elected to a national legislature in the Americas, and among many other leadership positions, she is the president for the Committee of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia (IDAHO-T). The event will focus on Prof. Adrián’s life as a human rights activist and her fight for legal reforms in her native Venezuela, and it will include an opening lecture on LGBT rights in Latin America by Prof. Javier Corrales (Amherst). Lunch will be served, RSVP required for lunch by Friday April 14th. Organized by Stanford's Venezuelan Student Association (VenSA). Contact email: vensa.stanford@gmail.com.
Check out Prof. López Maya, Prof. Monaldi, and Dr. Santos's presentations from "Venezuela at a Crossroads." You can find them in the "Photos" section of our page. We have also posted Prof. Abraham Lowenthal's questions for Venezuelans and Ena Alvarado's "Opening Remarks" for this year's conference. They are in the "Notes" section.
