Institute for Latino Studies Student Research Briefs

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Undergraduate students in Latino studies community-based research courses taught by Professors Marisel Moreno-Anderson and Karen Richman launched a Student Research Series in 2007. The launch of the publication was supported by the Institute for Latino Studies, Notre Dame’s President’s Circle, the Office of Research and the Saint Joseph Regional Medical Foundation. The briefs are intended to inform scholars, community leaders, service providers, and the public at large about local Latino settlement, contributions, and challenges in the South Bend area. Topics include arts, culture, demography, education, entrepreneurship, family, gender, health care, housing, identity, immigration, labor, language, politics, religion and youth.

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Education

Citizenship and Civic Participation

Children and Youth

Family and Households

Regional Research

Gender

Immigration and Transnationalism

Labor and the Economy

Healthcare

Religion

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    Inmigrantes Latinos en South Bend
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    Emilie Prot, Maria Moreno, Jenna Adsit, Kimberly Tavarez
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    Descripción demográfica de los inmigrantes latinos en South Bend utilizando datos de la American Community Survey (ACS) la Comunidad Estadounidense, entre otras fuentes, provee información sobre los patrones de migración interna y residenciales de los inmigrantes latinoamericanos en esta área, los motivos por los cuales se mudaron y su distribución de edad, nacionalidad y fluidez económica. La información analizada corresponde al periodo entre los años 1990 y 2000, durante el cual la població…

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    Inmigrantes Latinos en South Bend
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    Citizenship and Civic Partnership, Regional Research, Immigration and Transnationalism, Labor and the Economy
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    Emilie Prot, Maria Moreno, Jenna Adsit, Kimberly Tavarez
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    2008-01-01
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    Latino Immigrants in South Bend
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    Emilie Prot, Jenna Adsit, Kimberly Tavarez
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    Demographic description of Latino immigrants in South Bend using data from the American Community Survey and other sources, covering history of Latino immigration into area, reasons for coming, place of origin, residential patterns, economic situation and age distribution. Focuses on period 1990-2000 when the Latino population grew by 157%, the African-American population increased by 20% and the Caucasian population decreased by 11%.

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    Latino Immigrants in South Bend
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    Citizenship and Civic Partnership, Regional Research, Immigration and Transnationalism, Labor and the Economy
    Creator
    Emilie Prot, Jenna Adsit, Kimberly Tavarez
    Date Created
    2008-02-01
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