LIBERATED ETHNIC STUDIES MODEL CURRICULUM CONSORTIUM - LESMCC
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    • Chapter Three: Chicanx/Latinx Studies
    • Chapter Four: Asian American/ Pacific Islander Studies
    • Chapter Five: American Indian/Native American Studies
    • Chapter Six: Intersectional and Comparative Ethnic Studies
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Guillermo Gomez

Guillermo Gómez, Ph.D. is an Ethnic Studies lead educator for the San Diego Unified School District and an adjunct professor in the Dual Language and English Learner Education Department at San Diego State University. He has taught for 25 years in public schools in Elementary, Secondary and Master level courses. He earned a Ph.D. in Social Justice In Education from the Claremont Graduate University and SDSU Joint Doctoral Program. He also holds a M.A. in Latin American Studies and a B.A. in Liberal Studies from San Diego State University. His pedagogy and research focus on Ethnic Studies, Social Justice, Biliteracy, and Intercultural relations in public education from K-12 to Teacher Education. He is a San Diego County Teacher of the Year and a recipient of the California Teachers Association 2020 Human Rights Award for his contribution to the California Department of Education Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum and the Ethnic Studies Program for the San Diego Unified School District. ​
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  • Home
    • Contact
    • Associations
    • Past events
    • LESMC Story
    • In The News
  • About
  • Curriculum
    • Chapter One: Intro to Ethnic Studies
    • Chapter Two: Black Studies
    • Chapter Three: Chicanx/Latinx Studies
    • Chapter Four: Asian American/ Pacific Islander Studies
    • Chapter Five: American Indian/Native American Studies
    • Chapter Six: Intersectional and Comparative Ethnic Studies
    • Chicana/o Studies CSUN Lessons
    • Community Couch Time
    • Principles
    • Multicultural vs. Ethnic Studies
    • Ethnic Studies Q&A
    • CRT
    • Resources >
      • PEP
  • Lawsuit Dismissed