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ABOUT
US
 

"POR MI RAZA HABLARÁ EL ESPÍRITU"

 -JOSÉ VASCONCELOS CALDERÓN

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La Raza HS Board Members

La Raza Historical Society
of Santa Clara Valley Board Members

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Richard K. Alejandro

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Consuelo Rodriquez, Ed.D.

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Ramón Martínez, Ph.D.

Founding Secretary

(408) 482-3200

grantguy@pacbell.net

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Ana Lilia Soto, M.A.

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Gregorio Mora-Torres, Ph.D.

Bert Garcia

Website Editor

(408) 427-4536

bertgarciah@gmail.com

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Manolo Callahan, Ph.D.

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Violeta Pérez

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Steve Robles

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Fernando J. Pérez

(408) 205-0395

fernjperez7@gmail.com

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Lonnie Contreras

Advisory Council
La Raza Historical Society of Santa Clara Valley

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Fernando R. Zazueta

Founding President, JD/Retired

(408) 795-7530

fernando.zazueta@larazahs.org

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Hermán Gallegos, MSW

Pioneer Civil Rights Activist

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Francisco Jimenez, Ph.D.

Emeritus Professor, Santa Clara University

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Honorable Blanca Alvarado

Retired Elected Official

info@larazahs.org

Hermelinda Sapien

President, CEO of Employment Training

info@larazahs.org

Albert Camarillo, Ph.D.

Emeritus Professor, Stanford University

info@larazahs.org

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Bob Nuñez

Nunez Foundation

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Jesús Orosco

President, Executive Director

(408) 641-0639

jesus.orosco@larazahs.org

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Rosanna Álvarez

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José Posadas

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Email Us

info@larazahs.org

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Visit Us

History Park

635 Phelan Ave.

San José, CA 95112

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Mail Us

1650 Senter Road

San José, CA 95112

Info
Our Goals
Major Objectives
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OUR GOALS

  •  COLLECT  the oral history and material artifacts of La Raza individuals, families, groups, communities, and neighborhoods.

  •  DEVELOP  historical presentations about La Raza in La Casa de La Raza (Chiechi House History Park, San José)

  •  CONDUCT  collaborative, annual signature programs with History Park, community-based affiliates, community individuals, groups, and schools

  •  PUBLISH  historical information and referral resources for community, parents and youth on social media and website

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MAJOR OBJECTIVES

  •  CONDUCT  oral and video interviews of significant individuals or groups.

  •  COLLECT  & PRESERVE  historical material artifacts from individuals and groups

  •  PROVIDE  information and referral services at the Chiechi House and on the Internet about Raza history for individuals, children, youth, family and community members, educators and other professionals.

  •  DEVELOP  educational materials beginning with 4th grade California history and high school ethnic studies, especially La Raza's experiences, challenges and successes.

  •  BUILD  social media venues and a website to facilitate the collection and sharing of historical information and material.

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