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The UMass Dartmouth Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives and the Center for Portuguese Studies and Culture proudly present A talk by Dr. Miguel Moniz FLAD/Brown Visiting Professor in Portuguese Studies at Brown University Thursday, January 30, 2020 11am–12:30pm UMass Dartmouth Main Campus Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives Park in Lot 13 For further information, 508-910-6888 [email protected] Eula Mendes: Portuguese migrant labor activism and the criminalization of protest M iguel Moniz is a researcher at the Center for Anthropological Research (CRIA) at ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa. Moniz studies racialization and ethnic group formation. He examines the histories of migrant mobility, settlement, marginalization and efforts at civic inclusion among Portuguese-speaking geographies with a focus on New England. T his talk looks at the life of Eulalia “Eula” Mendes, and other migrant labor leaders from Portugal and their early contribution to the American labor movement. The political marginalization and criminalization of migrant labor activism made Eula Mendes a key figure in — and ultimately a martyr of — the fight for not only workers, but also for migrant civic rights.
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Page 1: Portuguese Studies at Brown University Eula Mendes...weg, o chanceler da guerra. Negou que a declaraçao do guerra fosse ine- vitavel. Acusou-O de lhe faltar arte politica. Quando

The UMass Dartmouth Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives and theCenter for Portuguese Studies and Cultureproudly present

A talk by Dr. Miguel MonizFLAD/Brown Visiting Professor in Portuguese Studies at Brown University

Thursday, January 30, 2020 11am–12:30pm

UMass Dartmouth Main Campus Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American Archives Park in Lot 13

For further information, 508-910-6888 [email protected]

Eula Mendes: Portuguese migrant labor activism and the criminalization of protest

Miguel Moniz is a researcher at the Center for

Anthropological Research (CRIA) at ISCTE-Instituto

Universitário de Lisboa. Moniz studies racialization

and ethnic group formation. He examines the histories

of migrant mobility, settlement, marginalization and

efforts at civic inclusion among Portuguese-speaking

geographies with a focus on New England.

This talk looks at the life of

Eulalia “Eula” Mendes, and

other migrant labor leaders

from Portugal and their early

contribution to the American

labor movement. The political

marginalization and

criminalization of migrant labor

activism made Eula Mendes a

key figure in—and ultimately a

martyr of—the fight for not

only workers, but also for

migrant civic rights.

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