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2026 NACCS Tejas Foco Annual Conference
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9:00 AM – Sat, Feb 28, 5:00 PM CST2 days · Central Time · Schedule
Houston, TX 77002Log in to view
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$15 – $50Academic & Higher Ed $50 · Community Members $35 · K12 - Teachers & Librarians $25 · Student $15 · sold on eventbrite.com
About 2026 NACCS Tejas Foco Annual Conference
The NACCS (The National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies) Tejas Foco is a regional conference that attends to community and academic interests around issues that affect Chicanx in the state of Texas. It is an interdisciplinary conference that brings together community leaders, K12 teachers, undergraduate and graduate students, and college faculty and staff. The participants who attend the NACCS Tejas Foco not only reflect the racial/ethnic diversity of Texas, but they also represent multiple rural and urban points from across the state. The NACCS Tejas Foco provides college and K-12 administrators, faculty, and students to connect with outstanding faculty and community leaders from across the state.
Call for papers & presentations is open!
Call for papers & presentations is open!
Schedule
ThursdayFebruary 26, 20269:00 AM – Sat, Feb 28, 5:00 PM CST2 days
Times are in Central Time (CST, UTC-06:00), the organizer's time zone.
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