“What we do now”: Gloria Anzaldúa’s insights in times of crisis - May 12,2025

Tanjerine Vei received their Ph.D. and M.Ed. in Education, Culture, & Society at the University of Utah. Their research focuses on transformative pedagogies with Indigenous, Queer, and Women of Colors feminisms providing the lenses through which they cultivate teaching and learning practices. Tanji is also a gardener and visual artist, and they have three cats named Petra, Wren, and Inanna. 

Rosa Garza-Mourino MA, Media and Cultural Studies, Mexico City, serves the Undergraduate Studies program as a transdisciplinary educator, scholar and academic administrator driven by curiosity and difference. Uses a social justice lens to teach cultural analysis methods and immersive learning pedagogies applicable to the fields of film, media, arts-based activism, and cities, especially Los Angeles as a learning context. As Director of External Academic Partnerships is in charge of the Internship Program, community engagement initiatives with mission aligned organizations, and serves as articulation liaison with 2 year local colleges, extension programs and conservatory schools.