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Accessing Hispanic Statistics Online __ Here you will be able to find Hispanic statistics for any number of projects. The information is from the federal government and a good starting point for research. - From nustats.com - http://www.nustats.com/hispanicstats.htm
Bienvenido a Viva Tucson.com __ A general overview of Latino life and events in the Tuscon, Arizona region. You will find news, entertainment, cultural information, and more. - illustrated - From vivatucson.com - http://www.vivatucson.com/
Cheskin Research - Psycho-Socio-Cultural Hispanic Research __ Here you will
learn about the growth of the Latino market and a business research report
dealing with how to approach that market. - From cheskin.com -
http://www.cheskin.com/p/ar.asp?mlid=7&arid=54&art=1
College study: Latinos face greater health risks due to access problems __ Learn
about Latinos and their access to health insurance coverage. The Latino
population has a higher percentage of uninsured than the rest of the population.
- From American College of Physicians -
http://www.acponline.org/journals/news/may00/latinos.htm
Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute __ "The Congressional Hispanic Caucus
was organized... to monitor legislative and other government activity that
affects Hispanics. The Caucus was originally formed to serve as a legislative
organization through which legislative action, as well as executive and judicial
actions, could be monitored to ensure that the needs of Hispanics were being
met. The founders' goal was to work in conjunction with other groups, both
inside and outside Congress, to strengthen the Federal commitment to Hispanic
citizens and heighten the Hispanic community's awareness of the operation and
function of the American political system." - illustrated - From chci.org -
http://www.chci.org/events/2004/events_2004.htm
Continuity and Change in Latin American Immigration __ "Latin American
immigration to California has been one of the foundations of the State's
economic prosperity. It has been driven primarily by employment opportunity --
that is, the State's need to import particular kinds of labor, combined with
economic and political strife in the developing nations of Latin America. While
the attitudes of the federal and State governments toward immigration have
vacillated between open invitation (the Bracero Program) to strict enforcement
(the Immigration and Control Act of 1986), the economic and political incentives
which drive the flow of immigrants to California are more powerful than programs
or laws can contain." Read the whole story. - From UCLA -
http://clnet.ucla.edu/challenge/concha.htm
Dade Attracts Hispanic Jews __ "They get married in temples such as Aventura
Turnberry or Beth Torah of North Miami Beach, but they use two rabbis in the
ceremonies: one who officiates in English and the other in Spanish...At the
reception they offer herring, salmon, bagels and cream cheese; but they dance to
merengue, cumbia and salsa. The wedding gift lists are at Bloomingdales or
Macy's, although they request Latin American art as gifts." You will find an
interesting article. - From latinamericanstudies.org -
http://www.latinamericanstudies.org/culture/jews.htm
Dedicated to Hispanic Heritage and Diversity Issues __ "The editorial focus of
Somos Primos is to connect present day situations to its historical foundation.
The goal is to awaken Latinos to the fact that we are walking in the footsteps
of our ancestors. Whether that path is clear to our vision or not, we are in the
midst of that road. It is imperative that we grasp the unique and individual
part in world history, and especially United States history, that our
grand-parents walked." - illustrated - From Somos Primos -
http://www.somosprimos.com/
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Developing Skills and Expertise to Program in Latino Communities Using Satellite
Technology __ Here is a website which deals with the development of programs for
the Latino population in Pennsylvania. You can read about the extension meetings
and discover what their findings are, the basis of which the panelists stressed
is: "Never base your understanding on what you see in the media." - From Journal
of Extension -
http://www.joe.org/joe/1996october/tt2.html
Hispanic Heritage Plaza - Achievement Timeline __ Follow the history of Latino
achievement and progress over the last hundred years, decade by decade. -
illustrated - From hispaniconline.com -
http://www.hispaniconline.com/hh/timeline/index.html
Hispanic Americans in Congress, 1822-1995 __ You will find a brief biography and
portraits of over 60 Latino members of Congress dating back to 1822. -
illustrated - From Library of Congress -
http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/congress/contents.html
Hispanic Business Resource, News and Market Research __ Here is a website about
many aspects of Latino business. You will find news updates, articles, people,
media, travel, finance, and organizations. - illustrated - from
hispanicbusiness.com -
http://www.hispanicbusiness.com/
Hispanic Internal Revenue Employees (HIRE) Web Site __ Webpage of Hispanic
Internal Revenue Employees. You will find a series of papers, essays,
scholarship information, and newsletters. - From hire.org -
http://www.hire.org/
Hispanic Heritage in the USA__ This is a general website dedicated to Hispanic
Heritage USA. You will find several articles, some in Spanish only and there is
some coverage of events outside the U.S. There are listings and biographies of
famous Latinos broken down by category, and more. - illustrated - From
coloquio.com - http://coloquio.com/
Jews, Latinos Explore Common Ground __ "They are two groups that share a
multitude of values. Yet they have not always acted in concert, let alone stayed
in touch. In recent years, however, the Jewish and Hispanic communities are
finding increasing common ground." Learn more about the increasing dialogue
between these groups. - From Jewish World Review -
http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0800/latinos.jews.asp
Latino Issues Forum Public Policy and Advocacy Institute __ This website covers
a lot of information dealing with the Latino community. You will find topics
which range from immigration issues to the environment. - From lif.org -
http://www.lif.org/
Limited Progress __ Read about the Latino community and the sciences. There is
still a lot to be done that the Latino community can catch up in the fields of
science and engineering. - From American Association for the Advancement of
Science -
http://ehrweb.aaas.org/mge/Reports/Report2/Report2.html
NALEO __ "The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials
Educational Fund was established in 1981 to promote the participation of Latinos
in the nation's civic life. The NALEO Ed. Fund carries out this mission by
developing and implementing programs that promote the integration of Latino
immigrants into American society, developing future leaders among Latino youth,
providing assistance and training to the nation's Latino elected and appointed
officials; and by conducting research on issues important to the Latino
population." - From NALEO -
http://www.naleo.org/
National Hispanic Corporate Council __ "HCC is a non-profit organization whose
purpose is two fold: 1. To serve member Fortune 1000 companies and their
representatives as a principal resource for information, expertise and counsel
on selected Hispanic issues affecting corporate objectives. 2. To advocate for
increased employment, leadership and business opportunities for Hispanics in
corporate America." - From NHCC -
http://www.nhcc-hq.org/
Occasional Paper No. 34 __ Here is a paper from the Julian Samora Research
Institute at Michigan State University which details the evolution of Latino
studies in the United States. - From Michigan State University __
http://www.jsri.msu.edu/RandS/research/ops/oc34.html
Puerto Rico Herald: Hispanics: Beyond the Myths __ "The immigrants keep coming,
not only to the Southwest but up the eastern seaboard to New York and Boston and
west to Chicago and the Midwest, where they meet the long-established Chicanos,
the North Americans of Mexican origin, who have been here even longer than the
gringos." Here you can learn about how that is changing the cultural and
political scene in the United States. - From puertorico-herald.org -
http://www.puertorico-herald.org/issues/vol3n34/BeyondMyths-en.shtml
Report on Latinos and Philanthropy in the United States __ Learn how the growth
of the Latino Community has changed the non-profit patterns in the United
States. A PDF File, Acrobat Reader needed. - From philanthropy.org -
http://www.philanthropy.org/publications/online_publications/latino_paper.pdf
A Strategy for Building a Vibrant Latino Community __ Many of Connecticut's
Latino directors of nonprofits are nearing retirement age and this article
addresses the need to train a new generation to take over. - From Aetna -
http://www.aetna.com/foundation/news/articles/strategy.htm
Summary Results From the Latino Ethnic Attitude Survey __ These are the summary
results from the Latino Ethnic Attitude Survey. You will find an excellent
source of Latino demographics, attitudes, national origins, and income groups. -
illustrated - from University of Kansas -
http://www.azteca.net/aztec/survey/
United States Hispanic Chamber of Commerce __ "The United States Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) was incorporated in the state of New Mexico,
creating a structured organization aimed at developing a business network that
would provide the Hispanic community with cohesion and strength." You'll find a
career resource and job center, legislation and policy issues. - From ushcc.com
- http://www.ushcc.com/
U.S. Hispanic/Latino Population, 2000 __ A breakdown of the Latino population by
country of origin. - From infoplease.com -
http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0779064.html
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