Interview with Judith Rosario, August 2, 2013

Judith Rosario is interviewed on August 2, 2013 in Madison, Wisconsin. Rosario talks about her early life in New York and the development of her Puerto Rican identity. Rosario also talks about the important role her aunt and her own passion for education has played in her life. Rosario talks at length about changing her career focus from criminal justice to working in the nonprofit sector, and addresses some of the activities that she did in her career, such as the urban league in school of hope and Centro Hispano.This video interview was conducted by students who participated in a Chican@ and Latin@ Studies (CLS) course at University of Wisconsin-Madison, taught by Andrea-Teresa "Tess" Arenas, Ph.D.. Students were trained in qualitative research methodology and design, data analysis, videography, editing, archival selection, interviewing, and transcribing. Students then traveled to various parts of Wisconsin to record video interviews of Latina activists and then edited the