Description: Through his efforts in the labor movement, United Farmworkers Union founder Cesar Chavez became a significant civil rights leader. This new festival celebrates his life, work, and legacy. Students will explore his impact on the labor movement and migrant farming in Indiana and discover how his actions brought about changes in agriculture and sociocultural diversity. This event is included with museum admission and free for members. School group and homeschool group reservations are required to receive the $1 per student admission fee. Call 317.232.1637 for registration.
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Cesar Chavez Day at Indiana State Museum, March 28
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