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05
Jan
Advise from the Immigration Attorney
Read more“La Voz de Kentucky” Erasure Poetry Series, January 14, 2024 Diego Alcaraz-Monje How has immigration changed since September eleventh?The biggest Immigration is nowSecurity The first
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22
May
Not a Forgotten Population: The Reach and Presence of Puerto Ricans in the State of Kentucky
Read moreOften overlooked, Kentucky's Puerto Rican population has documented its presence in a variety of unexpected ways.
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22
May
Spanish-language news and media outlets
Read moreA variety of Spanish-language and/or bilingual media outlets report on events related to Hispanic and Latino communities in Kentucky.
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22
May
Using Oral-History to Explore Dual-Immersion in Lexington
Read moreLexington has turned to its education system to provide support for its Hispanic immigrant community by implementing dual-immersion schooling.
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22
Sep
In Spanish, here in Kentucky: Authentic local materials for the Spanish-language classroom
Read moreSpanish teachers in Kentucky can take advantage of a great selection of cultural and linguistic sources that have been produced by Spanish speakers who live
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02
Jun
Investigating and Interrogating the Historical Record to Reveal the History of Hispanic Students at UK
Read moreAn exhibition in the Special Collections Research Center celebrates the presence and activity of Hispanic students at the University of Kentucky throughout time.
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31
May
“It’s important that diversity is the hub of Lexington’s growth”
Read moreSurveys conducted by CivicLex as part of the 2022 On The Table community conversations provide ideas for improving quality of life for Hispanic and Latino
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03
May
Newspaper coverage of Hispanic immigrants in Kentucky’s horse industry
Read moreLocal journalism about Kentucky’s equine industry provides incomplete coverage of the vital role that Hispanic workers play, showing that the industry both depends on and
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15
Dec
Tacos in Lexington: Southern food celebrates the growth of Hispanic Kentucky
Read moreIn the heart of Lexington lies a vast network of Mexican and Latin cuisine, bursting with flavor and ready to be celebrated.
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12
Dec
The music of our Hispanic hollers: 3 great Appalachian-Latin fusion bands
Read moreThese three innovative bands are blending the songs and sounds of their Appalachian and Latin roots, giving this intersectional identity a human face and a
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This site publishes articles and research inspired by the Kentucky Hispanic Heritage Project. Visit KHHP.org to explore our collection of materials and learn more about the project.
