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In page Anna Nieto-Gómez:

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Later NietoGomez would serve at California State University, Northridge, in the Department of Chicano Studies, where she challenged sexism directly through the Chicano studies classes she taught.[1] While at Cal-State Northridge, NietoGomez created the curriculum for critical Chicana studies courses on the topics of family, global identity, history, and contemporary issues.[2] In the Spring of 1973, Hijas de Cuauhtémoc developed into Encuentro Femenil, considered the first Chicana scholarly journal.[3] Encuentro Femenil published poetry and articles based on issues affecting the Chicana community, though publication stopped within two years.[citation needed] Her publication record also included 16 articles, many now classic works on Chicana feminism.