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The national exhibitions are a testament to the migration and power movements in the context of U.S. economic and political intervention in Latin America.

Our programming is designed to engage four constituencies: educators, artists, communities, and the public.

The exhibitions will open in July 2026 to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and will run at different intervals for each city through 2027.

Each exhibition includes two components: a national story and a local story. The national story, which traces the movement across regions, will be identical at every site. The local story will be unique to each venue, showing how the movement played out in that city.

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Photo credit: Peter Rodriguez, Wilson High School student, at a 1968 school board meeting. Courtesy of the Los Angeles Public Library https://tessa2.lapl.org/digital/collection/photos/id/22599. Division Street riots in Chicago, source unknown.