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 Resources for the Study of Discrimination against Hispanic Americans |
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"All of us in the Church should broaden the embrace with which we greet our Hispanic brothers and sisters and deepen our commitment to them." US Bishops, The Hispanic Presence: Challenge and Commitment
Hispanic Ministry at the Turn of the New Millennium A 1999 Report of the Bishops' Committee on Hispanic Affairs CSLR Publications Publications of the Institute for Latino Studies, University of Notre Dame. CSLR's publications fall into these topical categories: "Theological Education and the Future of Religious Leadership in the Latino Community"; "The Chicago Latino Congregations Study (CLCS)"; "The Social Impact of Latino-Serving Congregations and Faith-Based Organizations"; "The Role of Religious Identity and Practice on Latino Civic Engagement and Political Views"; and "Religion and Educational Outcomes Among Latinos/as." Latino Religion and Civic Engagement: How and Where Do Congregations Encourage Participation Paper presented by Frances Marquez and Andrew Wainer of Claremont Graduate University and the Tomas Rivera Policy Institute at the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association, Aug 28, 2002 From Aliens to Neighbors: The Incorporation of Latino Families into the Rural Midwest An article by Lourdes Gouveia, Ph.D., Professor, University of Nebraska, in Catholic Rural Life Magazine, Fall 2000 Poem for the Young White Man Who Asked Me How I, An Intelligent, Well-Read Person, Could Believe In The War Between Races By Lorna Dee Cervantes Are Chicanos the same as Mexicans? This is a good starting point for the definition of terms. The Chicano Movement in History A powerful article by Octavio I. Romano-V., Ph.D. National Latino Communications Center Women of Hispanic Origin in the Labor Force Despite High Levels of Poverty, Latino Immigrants Less Likely to Use Welfare Violence Prevention and the Latino Population Part 3 of a book by Pedro Antonio Noguera, Ph.D. Making Face, Making Soul... a Chicana feminist homepage Chicanas Chingonas Chicanas and Latinas who have devoted their lives to critiquing, reforming, and inciting change through different forms of social, political, and educational activism. Latinos in Political Science This web site is meant to serve as a resource for Latinos interested in finding out more about pursuing graduate studies in political science, as well as a source of information for people interested in current political science research on the Latino community. The Azteca Web Page CLNet |
