César Chávez  

Latin American scholar and writer Ilan Stavans, supported by more than forty photographs from archival collections at the César E. Chávez Foundation, restores this man’s humanity so that readers can understand his struggles as a labor organizer and civil rights activist for farm workers.

Frederick John Dalton, a professor of moral theology, explores the morality of César Chávez's social actions.

This biography of the embattled farm labor organizer focuses on César Chávez's formation, growth, and development as a leader in the movement to unionize farm workers in the Southwest.

Prize-winning journalist Jacques E. Levy spent six years with César Chávez researching and writing account of one of the most successful labor movements in history.

Many of the ideas, tactics and strategies that César Chávez and the UFW intitiated or revived - including the boycott, the fast, clergy-labor partnerships and door-to-door voter outreach - are now so commonplace that their roots in the farm workers' movement is forgotten.

This is a book of spiritual reflections, prayers, or mantras from Cesar Chavez. Perhaps the best-known Latino historical figure in the United States, a key aspect of why he did what he did was his faith. He was a devout Catholic and a man of deep moral and spiritual values, which is what drove him to seek basic rights for farm workers as well as recognition for their human dignity as children of God.

From early talks about organizing the National Farm Workers Association to his speech after ending a 1968 fast to eulogies for fellow activists and friends, this book looks at the rhetoric of César Chávez.

This work illuminates the founding and brief existence of Colegio Cesar Chavez , founded in the Pacific Northwest in 1973. The history of Colegio Cesar Chavez tells the story of a Chicano struggle for educational and self determination.

A pictoral look at the history of the United Farm Workers, labor leaders and Mexican American agricultural laborers.

Describes the causes and events of the California grape picker's strike and the role of César Chávez in its successful resolution.

Two Mexican American brothers hope that junior college will help them escape their heritage of tedious physical labor.

Having come from Mexico to California ten years ago, fourteen-year-old Francisco is still working in the fields but fighting to improve his life and complete his education.

Presents the life story of the Mexican American labor leader who achieved justice for migrant farm workers by creating a union to protect their rights.

Profiles Cesar Chavez, founder of the United Farm Workers, focusing on his advocacy for Hispanics and farm workers and his nonviolent fight for justice through strikes and demonstrations.

Examines the life of the Mexican American labor organizer who demanded rights for migrant farm workers.

A biography of Cesar Chavez, from age ten when he and his family lived happily on their Arizona ranch, to age thirty-eight when he led a peaceful protest against California migrant workers' miserable working conditions.

A poem eulogizing the Mexican American labor activist Cesar Chavez and his work helping organize migrant farm workers.

This illustrated book of poetry for children includes a biographical sketch of César Chávez and chronology.

In this story the dream of the family from Jalisco, Mexico, is to go north, cross the border to the U.S. and leave poverty behind. They make the long journey and cross the barricades without being spotted by Immigration. In California they join the circuit of migrant farm workers following the crops to be picked. They weave their customs, beliefs, and hopes with the cruel reality of the labor camps.

Una biografía del hombre que luchó durante los años 60 para que los trabajores agrícolas migratorios tuvieran sus derechos. Estableció el sindicato muy importante para ellos.

Una biografía en formato gráfico del líder de los trabajadores agrícolas y migratorios que organizó huelgas para mejorar las condiciones laborales de estos obreros.

Biografía con fotos de uno de los más famosos líderes de los sindicatos de los trabajadores agrícolas.

Este biografía ilustrada para niños es de la vida de César Chávez desde 10 años de edad cuando vivía en un rancho en Arizona hasta la edad de 38 cuando condujo una protesta pacible en contra de las condiciones en las cuales trabajaban los trabajadores migratorios de California.

Biografías ilustradas para niños de tres personas importantes.