Test your knowledge of historic Hispanic American figures and cultural contributions by joining us for Hispanic American Month Trivia! Join us in observing National Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic Americans who have ancestors deriving from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, as well as Central […]
Join us as members of the New York City Latinx community share their experiences navigating complex immigration policy, worsening health effects, and socioeconomic challenges while serving the city as first responders, volunteers, organizers, and caregivers. This panel will build on the museum’s New York City 9-11 Collecting Initiative to highlight the stories of […]
The Library and Prince George’s County Office of Human Rights present “The Elephant We Don’t See: A Diversity Dialogue” every last Tuesday of the month. Michelle Hamiel and Kyla Hanington discuss equity, diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism with books as a launch point. This month’s selection commemorates Hispanic Heritage Month: “In […]
Participants will learn about the origins of Hispanic Heritage Celebrations in this country, as well as some facts about the history of Latin dances. And be sure to bring your dancing shoes, because everyone will have a chance to try out some fun Latin dance steps—always a great way to […]
Join Cantaré musicians and be transported to Latin America to experience the many rhythms and unique instruments from different regions, while learning about the three cultures that shaped Latin music: Indigenous, European and African. Audiences sing, play instruments and dance salsa. Please register via the link or by calling (240) […]
Join vocalist Edwin A. Pérez & Friends for a musical program featuring “Songs from Latin America.” Learn about traditional and popular songs from Mexico, Argentina, Cuba, Puerto Rico and more. This event will be presented in Spanish & English. Dial-In Information Please click the link below to join the webinar: […]
In early 2020, the Hispanic literary community led an important national dialogue about the importance of “own voices” literature and inequities in the publishing industry. Leading and award-winning contemporary Latin American writers gather to discuss their perspectives on the importance of own voices narratives in providing representation for readers. This […]
Hispanic Outreach Group (English translation below) Panel Comunitario sobre Carreras Sábado, 20 de Febrero, a las 10:00 a.m. Presentación de tres graduadas del programa ESOL de Blair, quienes están trabajando en gobierno, farmacia, salud. Oiremos sobre sus desafíos, triunfos, y caminos profesionales. Importante: Los participantes deben escribir de […]