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SPEAKER
For César, there are few things more exciting than speaking with people about immigration law and policy. He’s visited backyard reading groups and 5,000-seat theaters, always ready to deliver a dynamic talk. Weaving his deep understanding of immigration law with history and moral clarity, he captures an audience’s attention and holds it until the last word. Along the way, he’ll challenge listeners to imagine new possibilities.
In addition to speaking at community events and bookstores, César has lectured widely at colleges and universities. From Oxford to Harvard, UC Berkeley to the University of Chicago, he brings innovative intellectual exchange to campuses and conferences.
All Videos
'Welcome the Wretched' with César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández at the University of Denver
Mixed Taste August 2 - Boy Bands & The Southern Border
Immigration Law Myths and Realities: An Overview of the Limited Pathways to Legal Status in the U.S.
COMING UP
Book Tour 2024 - Welcome the Wretched
January 31: Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
February 1: Tattered Cover Bookstore, Denver
February 3: Politics & Prose Bookstore, Washington, DC
February 5: Porter Square Books, Cambridge, Massachusetts
February 6: Word Up! Community Bookshop, New York City
February 16: Palabras Bilingual Bookstore, Phoenix
February 21: Town Hall Seattle
February 22: San Diego Public Library, Logan Heights
February 27: Books & Books, Coral Gables, Florida
February 29: University of Denver
March 5: UCLA, Los Angeles
March 6: Rutgers Law School, Newark
March 12: Yale University, New Haven
March 13: Northeastern University School of Law, Boston
March 19: George Washington University, Washington
April 15: Duke University, Durham
April 16: University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
April 16: Moon Palace Books, Minneapolis
April 19: University of California, Davis
April 30: California State University, Stanislaus (virtual)
Events listed above are open to the public.
More!
February 6: Criminalizing Asylum, Mount Sinai Human Rights Program, New York City
February 14: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
March 1: Crimmigration Through Time, Space, and Culture, Portland
March 20: Temple University, Philadelphia