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For Richard Mata (left), and his wife, Esperanza (right), performing and teaching mariachi connects family and generations through time.

L.A.'s Mexican Melody: The Mata Family is sinking ever deeper mariachi's Mexican roots in L.A.

Arizona Prevention Research Center researchers meet with community action board members from El Rio Health. Every project at the center is done in collaboration with community health workers and community partners, locals who serve as a bridge between patients and their health care providers.

U of A project addresses loneliness in older adults living in border and rural communities

Finding Home Through Folklórico: Grupo Folklórico Miztontli’s dancers promote cultural awareness while tapping into their heritage.

Kristina Trejo and Anthony Salguero incorporated a mariachi band performance into their wedding on June 23, 2023. “The mariachi was a way for me to honor, deep down, who I am,” said Ms. Trejo, who is a first-generation Mexican American. Credit...Max Junio

How Mariachi, a Mexican Wedding Standard, Is Evolving for a New Age

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Mexican Regional Connects Me With Family Despite Physical & Cultural Borders

Adolfo Guzman-Lopez

Opinion: San Diego youth don’t know about ‘90s Chicano activism. Our exhibit aims to change that.

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Documenting Migrant Deaths Border-Wide is focus of UA Conference

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Addressing the No Physical Address Issue on the Navajo Nation

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Prolific writer on Chicano life, Roberto Rodriguez, dies at 69

Chicano Activist, Journalist and Educator Dr. Roberto Rodriguez, Dies at 69

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