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Hispanic/Latino

 

bullet Cooper / Howard Counties Spanish / Latino Group Meeting Minutes
 
bulletSafety Information:  Tornado Safety | Lightning Safety
 
bulletAlianzas is a collaborative program of University of Missouri-Extension, the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and the UMKC Institute for Human Development. Its role in posting information via this listserv is not one of advocacy, but rather one of fostering awareness of issues that affect Missouri's communities.
http://alianzas.blogspot.com/

 
bullet Centro Latino de Salud, Educación y Cultura
El Centro Latino is a nonprofit, primarily volunteer run organization established to help the Latino population of central Missouri acculturate to their new environment with its new laws, customs, climate and language.
bullet CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Instituto Nacional de Salud Y Seguridad Ocupacional
bullet CAMBIO DE COLORES (CHANGE OF COLORS)--University of Missouri  2002-2003 conference discussions and articles of interest--particularly to Missouri. Useful  for those interested in Latinos in Missouri. Includes information on changes, research on Latinos in Missouri. 
bullet Consumer Info / Información en Español
bulletHealth
bullet University of Texas Health Science Center - San Antonio
bullet Hispanic/Latino Health --Gives links to approximately 10 sources of Hispanic/Latino Health information.
bullet Ethnic Newswatch --This site is a full-text collection of the English and Spanish newspapers, magazines and journals of the ethnic, minority and native press, including articles, editorials, columns, reviews, etc. that provide a broad diversity of perspectives and viewpoints.
bullet Glossary and Search Engine of Medical Terms in Spanish  -- A useful tool with and excellent speed search capability. Enter your word in Spanish or English and provided that it is in the database it will provide a translation in eight languages.
bullet Multimedia Medical Spanish Translator
   
bullet Healthfinder® Espanolsu guía a la información confiable de la salud
bullet Spanish-English Dictionary of Medical Terms
bullet Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans
bullet Iniciativa Para La Excelencia En La Educacion De Los HispanoAmericanos
bullet " Missouri Hispanic Population Doubles from 1990 – 2000", Trendletter, April, 2001.
bullet 2000 Missouri Hispanic Population: Much Younger than Rest of Missouri
bullet Racial Identification of Hispanics
bullet Hispanic population change
bullet Latinos in Missouri, Occasional Paper Series of the Department of Rural Sociology, University of Missouri-Columbia.
bulletChristina Vasquez Case, Rex Campbell: "A Study of Minorities in Selected Non-Metropolitan Communities in Missouri Final Report to the Missouri Department of Social Services, from the Department of Rural Sociology, University of Missouri Columbia. (PDF format, 66 pages, 242 Kb.)
bullet Missouri Hispanic Population - 2000 Census, Missouri Dept. of Economic Development (includes detailed changes from 1990 to 2000).
bullet Abstracts and presentations from the conference "The Changing Face of the Rural Midwest: Latino/a Immigration Challenges For Communities and Institutions", Lincoln, Nebraska, November 7-9, 2001.
bullet The Julián Samora Research Institute, Michigan State University (see their section of Links for many more sites)
bullet Rural Migration News, University of California-Davis (includes a sizable number of links)
bullet Mexican Migration Project / Proyecto sobre migración mexicana, University of Pennsylvania.
bullet Missouri Multicultural Network:  Un recurso para inmigrantes a Missouri y aquellos que se esfuerzan para hacer transiciones más fáciles.
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Nationwide resources--Each of the following sites contain sections of up-to-date relevant links.

bullet FirstGov en Español - Official Portal of US Federal Government resources in Spanish / Portal oficial en español de recursos gubernamentales del gobierno federal de los Estados Unidos.
bullet The Julián Samora Research Institute - A research center dedicated to Latino communities in the Midwest (Michigan State University)
bullet Rural Migration News, University of California-Davis
bullet The Latin American Migration Project, , University of Pennsylvania and Universidad de Guadalajara. 
bulletEmergency Publications in Spanish
bullet ¿Cómo prepararse para emergencias? - Información en español
bullet Disaster information on Tornadoes, contaminated water, septics, etc.
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Programación en Español  A Spanish-only website devoted to serving Hispanics in the U.S. The site contains:
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Links to more than 1,200 research-based publications in Spanish.

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A link to an English-friendly version of the site [English titles of the Spanish text publications].

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A PowerPoint presentation in English on demographics of Hispanics in the United States.

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Links to information on Spanish-speaking countries in Central & South America, and the Caribbean [in Spanish].

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Links to Spanish-speaking countries' Embassies/Consulates and United Nations official web sites where available [in Spanish].

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Links to program areas of the Urban Affairs and New Nontraditional Programs unit in Spanish.

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University of Illinois resources on family life (vida familiar), just for kids (Solo para ninos), schools online (escuelas en linea). horticulture (la esquena de horticultura) and more!

bulletSpanish (Hispanic/Latino) Publications
bullet Adelante!  (Central Missouri's only Hispanic newspaper. Both English and Hispanic versions are available.)
 
bullet Spanish Dictionary of Agriculture and HR Management

This Website was built to support farm employers in learning Spanish, based on a desire to better communicate with their Spanish-speaking employees. The project is based on the following principles:
  1. Provide tools that will help farmers learn Spanish naturally. Focus on learning by first listening.
  2. Focus on learning by repeating after native Spanish-speakers.
  3. Preserve the correct use of the Spanish language.
  4. Avoid the use of slang of "Spanglish".
  5. Where several correct words are available, provide those used in México.
  6. Where several correct words are available, provide words of more universal usage.
  7. Provide a neutral sounding (audio) Spanish that avoids regional accents.

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