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/Home/Historical Studies/Culture/North America/U.S. Studies/Latin Americans/General Resources Hispanic Internal Revenue Service (HIRE) Votes:0 Home About Hire Activities Sponsors & Partners National Conference Become a Member Home Welcome From The National President After several months of hard work, significant resources, determination and dedication from all of our HIRE volunteers, your HIRE National Board is happy to announce the launch of the new HIRE National Inc. website. This new website will serve as a resource to the outside world, potential sponsors, and most importantly our membership. It will provide insight into the HIRE organization. We can all be proud of the image it presents to all who visit our site. I thank every one for your hard work and support; we could not have achieved all of our accomplishments without your help. Our new National website will prepare HIRE National Inc. and its members for the future. HIR Read More Go to Site Jews, Latinos explore common ground Votes:0 Jewish World Review August 8, 2000 / 7 Menachem-Av, 5760 Jews, Latinos explore common ground By Paula Amann http://www.jewishworldreview.com -- 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. Family, community, education, a strong sense of heritage, the right to immigrate in time of crisis these are some of the concerns that bind America's Jews and Latinos. And growing ties between the two group's leaders and organizations are strengthening the fledgling relationship between them. "The Jewish-Latino relationship is now viewed as an absolute priority for our community," said American Jewish Committee Washington, D.C., Read More Go to Site Accessing Hispanic Statistics Online Votes:0 Although academics, socio-political activists, business researchers and consumer marketers collect their own data for studies on Hispanics, governmental data still provide solid grounds for Hispanic research. Indeed, a number of federal agencies have produced a rich array of information on the soon-to-be largest minority group in the nation. Researchers interested in Hispanic attitudes and behavior would be well served by first checking with such publicly available Hispanic data. Information on Hispanics pertaining to topics such as population, age composition, region of residence, income, household type, living arrangements, housing, education, labor force, health, and business can be found on the Internet. The Internet (World Wide Web) now provides the opportunity to quickly access Hispa Read More Go to Site Census Bureau Facts for Hispanic Heritage Month Votes:0 UNITED STATES DEPT. OF COMMERCE September 11, 1997 CB97-FS.10 MEMORANDUM FOR Reporters, Editors, News Directors From: LaVerne Vines Collins Chief, Public Information Office Subject: Facts for Hispanic Heritage Month Each month, we plan to provide previously released facts pertaining to selected events or holidays occurring that month. Questions or comments should be directed to the Census Bureau's Public Information Office (tel: 301-457-3030; fax: 301-457-3670; e-mail: pio@census.gov). The following facts come from the Current Population Survey, 1992 Survey of Minority-Owned Business Enterprises, population estimates and population projections. Census Facts For Hispanic Heritage Month The numbers: - On June 1, 1997, there were an estimated 29.2 million Hispanics in the United States, compr Read More Go to Site CMHS Programs: Special Populations - National Congress for Hispanic Mental Health - Creating a Vision for the 21st Century Votes:0 Home Programs | Mental Health Topics | Newsroom | Publications | Resources This Site Mental Health at HHS All Mental Health About the Program 15+ Refugee Mental Health School Violence Prevention Safe Schools Healthy Students Related Topics Featured Publications In the News Related Links: Refugee Mental Health Related Links: School Violence Prevention Prevention Initiatives and Priority Programs CMHS Programs: Go to... 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By Ingrid Palmer WASHINGTON—Latinos in the United States face greater health risks than the general population because they are less likely to have health insurance, according to the Read More Go to Site Coloquio Online Votes:0 Seville with the "Tower of Gold" and the river at dusk © coloquio, inc.1986-2006 Enter here Other Sites: Famous Hispanics in the World and History Los Toros Flamenco Club AndalucÍa King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center Instituto Cervantes Read More Go to Site Deaf Aztlan Votes:0 All new Deaf Aztlan website launching soon! Read More Go to Site Hispanics Falling Back in Information Age Votes:0 FACT SHEET: Hispanics Falling Back in Information Age FALLING THROUGH THE NET: DEFINING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE, November 1999 This report on the telecommunications and information technology gap in America provides comprehensive data on the level of access by Americans to telephones, computers, and the Internet. It includes valuable information about where Americans are gaining access, what they are doing with their online connections, and provides trendline information since 1984. According to the report, the number of Americans accessing the Internet has grown rapidly in the last year; yet, in the midst of this general expansion, the "digital divide" between information "haves" and "have nots" still continues to widen. Overview: Race or ethnic origin are significant determinants in whether a Read More Go to Site Home Votes:0 Graciela Kenig & Associates: Culturally Targeted Career Strategies for Latino Employees Career Center Career Tip Career Coaching Services Speaker Presentations Publications Job Search Sources Educational Resources Career Resources Article Archives About Us News Contact Us S ucceed in the workplace because -- not in spite -- of your cultural roots. Careers For Latinos provides culturally targeted workshops and presentations for Hispanic/Latino employees wishing to: Take charge of their careers Find and cultivate mentors Learn to network effectively Navigate office politics Create or increase the effectiveness of their Hispanic/Latino employee networks and much more Our trainers and speakers have worked with and addressed Hispanic/Latino employee groups in major corporations and organization Read More Go to Site Latin American Network Information Center - LANIC Votes:0 Latin American Network Information Center - LANIC English EspaÑol PortuguÊs Site map About LANIC J.M. Fontan, Universite du Quebec a Montreal --> . What's New November 23, 2007 LANIC Newsroom LANIC Thanks Our Current Sponsors Sponsorship & Giving --> About LANIC Advanced Search Site Map Sponsorship & Giving Lozano Long Institute - LLILAS end bun --> Countries Argentina, Brazil, Chile... Economy Business, Finance, Trade... Education Higher Education, K-12, Distance Geography & Environment Agriculture, Environment, Maps... Government Government, Law, Military Humanities Art, Languages, Literature... Internet & Computing Digital Divide, Portals... Libraries & Reference Libraries, Museums, Statistics... Media & Communication Journals, News, Magazines, Radio, TV... Recreation Food, Humor, Sport Read More Go to Site Latino Issues Forum Votes:0 Join Our Mailing List --> Welcome! !Bienvenidos! We are pleased to announce the selection of our new Executive Director: Nora E. Vargas! Please join us in welcoming her, to learn more please go to our News page and see her bio and our press release in English and Espa?ol. Latino Issues Forum (LIF) is a non-profit public policy and advocacy institute dedicated to advancing new and innovative public policy solutions for a better, more equitable and prosperous society. LIF's primary focus is based on the broader issues of: Education Health Care Environment Technology and Telecommunication There are many opportunities for involvement so please take a few minutes to browse through our pages and learn about upcoming events, important legislation, and new publications! We are pleased to share wit Read More Go to Site Limied Progress Votes:0 Home / About / Staff / Team / Universities / Links / Newsletter / Hot Topic Question / Feedback / EHR / AAAS LIMITED PROGRESS: THE STATUS OF HISPANIC AMERICANS IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING This is the second in a series of special reports on the status of underrepresented groups in science and engineering. Eleanor Babco , Executive Director of the Commission on Professionals in Science and Technology and Co-Pi to the MGE grant wrote this piece. In the near future, a paper on the status of women will be posted also. Please make a point to visit this site periodically. Persons of Hispanic origin are a heterogeneous population with different cultural backgrounds and educational and labor force characteristics. They are also the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population and are projected to Read More Go to Site Mayoral Race a Test for Los Angeles, and Hispanics Votes:0 Job Market Post a Job Real Estate Personals All Classifieds Quick News NYT Front Page Arts Business Health International National New York Region Obituaries Politics Science Sports Technology Weather Corrections Special: AIDS at 20 Editorials / Op-Ed Readers' Opinions Automobiles Books Cartoons Crossword/Games Job Market Living Magazine Movies Photos Real Estate Travel Week in Review Special: Summer Living 
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Douglas Allen-Taylor A LITTLE MORE than a year ago, a small article that appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch should have sent shock waves through the local Latino population. But few folks in these parts read the St. Louis papers, and even if they did, fewer still would have recognized the article's significance. But its full effects, when finally felt, will almost certainly have a devasta Read More Go to Site NATIONAL HISPANIC CORPORATE ACHIEVERS Votes:0 ABOUT US PROGRAMS EVENTS OPERATING COMMITTEE SPONSORS PROPOSALS BECOME A MEMBER --> Contact Us Reservation Forms Searching for a top Hispanic Executive? Let us locate your candidate! Contract our Executive Search Services ...Email us NHCA@Bellsouth.net Each one should use whatever gift he has received to serve others-faithfully administering God's grace in it's various forms. -1 Peter 4:10 National Hispanic Corporate Achievers promotes the advancement of diversity and inclusion of Hispanic talent in corporate America. This mission includes hiring, promoting and retaining Hispanics, highlighting Hispanic leaders and role models, and sharing knowledge and best practices between corporations. National Hispanic Leadership Summit. Identify & Develop Hispanic Talent: Lead, Learn & Grow. Job Fair Read More Go to Site Occasional Paper No. 34 Votes:0 Latino Studies and Political Science: Politics and Power Perspectives for Latino Communities and its Impact on the Discipline by John A. Garcia University of Arizona Occasional Paper No. 34 December 1997 Abstract: The development of Latino studies over the past 25 years has focused on the examination, analysis, and expansion of the knowledge base of Latino origin persons and communities in the U.S.. Within the academy, questions of legitimacy as a focus of scholarly inquiry were confronted by Latino Studies scholars. While, the development of Latino Studies has established its tradition to include systematic analysis of the Latino experiences with a dimension of the application of the knowledge for social change and empowerment of the Latino community. This paper portrays the development o Read More Go to Site UMNS News-UMC.org Votes:0 Churches Districts Conferences Bishops Jurisdictions Boards/Agencies Archives & History Christian Unity Church & Society Communications Discipleship Finance & Administration Global Ministries Higher Education & Ministry Pensions & Health Publishing House Religion & Race Status & Role of Women United Methodist Committee on Relief United Methodist Men United Methodist Women Affiliated Organizations Camp & Retreat Centers Child & Youth Services Community Services Ecumenical Organizations Foundations Agency Publications Hospitals Media Centers Older Adult Facilities Regional Publications Council of Bishops Personalize Your Find-A-Church Page News | Video Stories | Press Center | MethoPedia | Leader Resources | Ask InfoServ | Faith & Culture UMNS News " htmlafter=" "> Printer-Friendly page ' /> Read More Go to Site v5n22-day.html Votes:0 Day care needed Day care use is up, but a study recently released by the U.S. Department of Education revealed a widening gap between the time Latino preschoolers spend in day-care centers (15 percent spend part of their week at a center) versus that of Caucasian children (28 percent) and African-American children (29 percent). Latinos historically have a preference for leaving their children with family members. Experts say this practice is especially prevalent among newly arrived immigrants who have limited English-speaking skills. The preference can be attributed to the lack of centers in Latino neighborhoods. A study organized in part by the Policy Analysis for California Education Center discovered that California's Latino neighborhoods have 50 percent fewer preschool slots than compa Read More Go to Site Welcome to Somos Primos Votes:0 Welcome to Somos Primos?, a publication dedicated to past and present articles, events and information concerning Hispanic heritage 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. The contributions of our ancestors are important to understand the many social issues of today. Whether the umbrella title is Hispanic or Latino, the problem is one of a confused and distorted image. Who are we? The identity pro Read More Go to Site

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