View this email in your browser Today in Women's History Chicana activist, Graciela Olivárez, was born today in 1928. Graciela had a varied and distinguished career, which included becoming one of the first female radio disk jockeys in Phoenix, directing the Office of Economic Opportunity for Arizona, earning a law degree at Notre Dame Law School, and serving in President Carter's administration as Director of Community Services. She became the highest ranking Mexican American woman in Carter's administration, a post she held until 1980. Teaching Artist Spotlight We would like to give a huge shout out to our BEAT Breakers instructor Christina "Miss CC" Cruz. Christina was born and raised in The South Bronx, NY. She holds a BA in Dance at Lehman College. For the past 2 years, she has held the position as Company Director for Hip Hop Theory: The Company as well as Director for Each 1 Teach One Dance Series. For the past year...
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