This second edition of <i>Self Help Graphics & Art</i> brings the original edition up to date, adding breadth and depth to the history of the historic East L. A. arts center. Self Help Graphics has been a national model for community-based art making and art-based community making since its founding in the early 1970s. Known for its groundbreaking printmaking and art education programs, Self Help Graphics has empowered local artists and taught the world about the vibrancy of Chicano/Latino art. <p>A comprehensive guide to the Self Help Graphics & Art archives at the California Ethnic and Multicultural Archives (CEMA), University of California, Santa Barbara, and an expanded bibliography complete the volume. Contributors include Michael Amescua, Yreina Cervantes, Karen Mary Davalos, Armando DurÌ_n, Evonne Gallardo, Colin Gunckel, Kristen GuzmÌÁn, Leo LimÌ_n, Chon A. Noriega, Peter Toval, Linda Vallejo, and Mari CÌÁrdenas YÌÁ̱ez.<p><b>Colin Gunckel</b> is an assistant professor of American culture, Latina/o studies, and screen arts and cultures at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.