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A Historical Accounting of the Founding of Latina Sisterhood During a Time of Racial Tension in the Midwest

Journal of Hispanic Higher Education, Ahead of Print.
This historical accounting focuses on the founding of Gamma Phi Omega, the first Latina sorority founded at Indiana University during a time of racial tensions on campus. This work contributes to historical scholarship about the Latina college experience by describing how a small group of Latinas navigated predominantly white spaces and were able to create an all-women organization that produced community leaders and advocates tasked with creating culturally affirming spaces for Latinxs on campus.

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Posted in: Journal Article Abstracts on 01/31/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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