Hispanic/Latino Research Resources

Online

• Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility
  HACR was founded in 1986. It is a coalition of eight of the largest national Hispanic organizations in the United States. In pursuit of its mission, HACR strives to increase corporate awareness of the Hispanic community's dynamic economic growth, and inform the Hispanic community of American corporations committed to equal opportunity.
• Latino bibliography
  Annotated Bibliography of Children's Literature focusing on Latino people, history, and culture
• Latino Internet Sites
  List of links.
• Are Hispanic Educators Failing Bilingual Education?
  by JosuÈ M. Gonz·lez, professor of education aministration at Teachers College, Columbia University.
• SHPE
  The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers.
• Increasing the Academic Success of Hispanic Students
  List of links to programs dealing with increasing the academic sucess of Hispanic students.
• Latino Internet Sites
  List of links.
• Increasing Hispanic Participation in Higher Education: A Desireable Public Investment
  by Stephen Sorensen, Dominic J. Brewer, Stephen J. Carroll, and Eugene Bryton
• Hispanic Magazine - Unmasking Hopwood
  Community colleges are a gateway for Hispanic students gaining higher education.
• Education Week on the Web
  2/28/96 - In Questioning Bilingual Ed., Hispanic Parents Join Backlash
• Migrant Farmworkers and Their Children
  Martin, P. (1994). Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools, ED 376 997.
• Instructional Strategies for Migrant Students.
  Menchaca, V. D. and Ruiz-Escalante, J. A. (1995) ERIC® Clearninghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools [On-line], ED 388 491
• Unschooled Migrant Youth: Characteristics and Strategies to Serve Them.
  Morse, S. C. (1997). ERIC® Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools [On-line], RC 020 944 (ED number pending).
• Office of Migrant Education
• Mexican American Women: Schooling, Work, and Family.
  Ortiz, F. I. (1995). ERIC Digest [On-line]. ED 388 490.
• MIgrant students at the secondary level: Issues and opportunities for change.
  Rasmussen, Linda. (1988) ERIC® [On-line]. ED296814. Available:

Books and Journals

• Bartlett, K. J. , and Vargas, F. O. (1991). Literacy Education for Adult Migrant Farmworkers. ERIC® Digest. ED 321 962.
• Biennial Evaluation Report (FY 93-94). Chapter 126, Migrant Education--High School Equivalency Program (HEP) and College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP). U. S. Department of Education [On-line]. Available: http://www.ed.gov/pubs/Biennial/126.html
• Cahape, P. (1993). The Migrant Student Record Transfer System: An Update. ERIC® Digest. RC019138
• Chavkin, N. F., and Gonzalez, D. L. (1995). Forging Partnerships Between Mexican American Parents and the Schools. ERIC® Digest [On-line], ED 388 489. Available: http://aelliot.ael.org/~eric/digests/edorc958.html
• Runsten, D., and Kearney, M. (1994). A Survey of Oaxacan Village Networks in California Agriculture. California Institute for Rural Studies. Davis: California.
• Salerno, A. (1991). Migrant Students Who Leave School Early: Strategies for Retrieval. ERIC® Digest. ED 335 179.
• Velázquez, L. C. (1996). Voices from the fields: Community-based migrant education. In P. A. Sissel [Ed.], A Community-Based Approach to Literacy Programs: Taking Learners' Lives into Account (pp27 - 35). New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education, No. 70. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers
• Wright, A. (1995). Reauthorized Migrant Education Program: Old Themes and New. ERIC® Digest [On-line], ED 335 179. Available: http://aelliot.ael.org/~eric/digests/edorc951.html

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