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Aquí Estamos: Identity, Migration & Belonging


Arce’s book tells the story of the career she built on Wall Street, one she wasn’t legally allowed to have, because she was undocumented

Join us on October 1 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of bestselling author Julissa Arce’s debut memoir, My (Underground) American Dream.

Arce’s book tells the story of the career she built on Wall Street, one she wasn’t legally allowed to have, because she was undocumented. Since then, she has become one of the most prominent voices shaping conversations around culture, identity, and belonging.

Aquí Estamos: Identity, Migration & Belonging
October 1, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

ASU California Center
1111 Broadway
Los Angeles, CA 90015

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Arce will join leading scholars from UCLA and Arizona State University, Dr. Amada Armentaand Dr. Francisco Pedraza, to explore what the past decade has taught us about Latino politics, belonging, and how our stories are reshaping the decade ahead.

The program will begin with welcoming remarks from ASU’s Assistant Vice President of Strategic Advancement, Dulce Vasquez. LPPI’s Deputy Director, Lila Burgos, will moderate the discussion.