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Topic: Farmworkers & Farms

California Humanities October 27, 2017

 

The Farmworker Movement in California from Chavez Onward

 
Hermanas Hermosas: Celebrating Stories of Farmworker Women
Pictures from the Field: Photographs from Mimi Plumb
 

Miriam Pawel on the Farmworker Movement

 
Delano Manongs: Members of the UFW
Cruz Reynoso - California Documentary Project
Cruz Reynoso, Sewing the Seeds of Justice
 

Pioneers of the Japanese American Floral Industry

 
Growing Divide: Marijuana Farming Boom in Rural CA
Pastures of Plenty: A History of California’s Farmworkers
 

California Foodways Podcast

 
Land & Freedom: Talking Food Systems
Shifting Perspectives on the Urban Edge
 

Reflections of a Drought

 
Run Dry
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