In the Shadow of History: Teresita Sandoval, 1811-1894
Join Deborah Espinosa as she tells the history of one of Colorado’s most important trailblazers: Teresita Sandoval. Deborah will highlight how Teresita, who may never have called herself a Chicana, set a path for activism for women to follow in for years to come.
Teresita Sandoval was one of the first women of European descent to live in modern-day Colorado. Born in Taos, New Mexico, Sandoval eventually moved to Fort El Pueblo, a trading post along the Arkansas River. She was instrumental to the construction and operations at the outpost.
Part of our Year of La Chicana, this is a lecture with a reception attached.
At History Colorado
Friday, November 15
Reception: 6:00pm – 7:00pm
Lecture: 7:00pm – 8:00pm
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A partnership between History Colorado and the El Movimiento Community Advisory Committee, Year of La Chicana celebrates and honors La Chicana past, present and future and shares her story with a wide range of audiences.
During this year we are working with community to connect the core issues of the Chicano movement with present day issues of social justice, identity and inclusion.
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