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Ipacult Invites Public to Talk on Mogollon People, First Settlers of Ciudad Juárez

Sofia Mendoza-ClarkeAugust 26, 20262 Mins read3

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Ipacult to Host Talk on Mogollon People: First Settlers of Ciudad Juárez

Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico – The Instituto para la Cultura del Municipio de Juárez (Ipacult) is extending an invitation to the community to participate in a special talk titled “Mogollon Journey: First Settlers in Ciudad Juárez.” This event is part of the Cultural Brigades for Seniors and Historical Heritage programs, aiming to connect citizens, especially older adults, with the rich local history of Ciudad Juárez.

The talk is scheduled for Sunday, August 30, at 12:00 PM and will be held at the Museum of Archeology and History of El Chamizal (MAHCH). Historian José Ignacio Frausto Ojeda will be leading the session, offering insights into the early inhabitants of the region.

Event Details:

What: Talk “Mogollon Journey: First Settlers in Ciudad Juárez”
When: Sunday, August 30, 2026, at 12:00 PM (noon)
Where: Museum of Archeology and History of El Chamizal (MAHCH)
Who: Historian José Ignacio Frausto Ojeda
Cost: Free admission

Why Attend?

This engaging session is designed to:

Educate: Learn about the first settlers of the region and the significant events, figures, places, and traditions that have shaped the identity of Ciudad Juárez.
Connect: Bridge the gap between history and community memory, recognizing older adults as invaluable custodians of knowledge and testimonies that help preserve and transmit the city’s collective memory.
Foster Identity: Strengthen a sense of identity and belonging by enabling participants to appreciate the historical and cultural heritage of the city through their own experiences.
Promote Participation: Encourage older adults to actively participate in preserving collective memory by sharing their experiences and knowledge with younger generations.

Ogla Liset Olivas, Director General of Ipacult, emphasized that these initiatives aim to enhance the understanding, appreciation, and preservation of Ciudad Juárez’s history and cultural heritage. They provide platforms for dialogue and reflection, fostering participation among older adults and facilitating the exchange of community knowledge and memories.

The Municipal Government, through Ipacult, urges all Juarense residents to attend this Sunday’s event at MAHCH. It’s a unique opportunity to learn, remember, and value the profound history of Ciudad Juárez.

Getting to MAHCH:

The Museum of Archeology and History of El Chamizal (MAHCH) is a prominent cultural institution in Ciudad Juárez. For directions or further inquiries, please contact Ipacult directly.