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Black latinos can find race niches hard to accept, Sunday,
February 26, 2006 By Ervin Dyer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Photovoices Exhibition: A Latino Health Advocacy & Leadership (LHAL)
display at Pittsburgh Filmmakers Feb 25-Apr 2, 2006
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LATINOS KICK OFF HEALTH CARE INITIATIVE by Violet Law, TRIBUNE-REVIEW Friday, June 17, 2005
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Folk festival adds taste of Latin America, Thursday, May 26, 2005 by Johnna A. Pro, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Historic PSLC Meeting in Pittsburgh: : "I particularly
like the Tribune Review's article on how we need to have our elected
officials more involved in our community. To those who were able to
join us: thank you! To all: I hope you take advantage of the PSLC
membership (free through 2005, www.pslconline.org). The more members from the Western Region, the
more our voice is heard" (Cathy Bazan-Arias, 9/20/2004).
http://www.postgazette.com/pg/04261/380838.stm
http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/search/s_251700.html
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Latinos gaining higher profile [ Sep 26, 2004, Post Gazette ]
For years, Latinos have been a small and scattered population in Allegheny
County, hardly a community at all. But longtime advocates have jump-started
efforts to change that.
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For those that may not be aware of the dedication and work that Professor
Lozano and other community members invested to realize the Latin
American Reading Room and its materials to the Pittsburgh community,
I recommend the Post Gazette article "Pitt
dedicates Latin American Reading Room at Library" and
Pitt's
web site on the Eduardo Lozano Collection. As of 2002, the
Latin American Collection hosts the eighth largest collection of Latin
American resource materials -- literature, periodicals, dissertations,
maps, recordings, videos and films -- in the United States (!). It's a
feather in our cap - thank you, Professor Lozano, for the 30 years of
work you devoted! (Cathy Bazan-Arias)
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Coro Latino americano (Latin American Choir)-Pittsburgh
presented its annual
Corola Award
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Pittsburgh
nonprofit brews up aid for coffee cooperative in Nicaragua
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Ethnic groups find mecca here
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West Side
Story - Quique Bazan
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Bill Takes First Steps Toward Latino Museum
, October 17, 2003
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Heinz Funding Recruits Cheap Labor
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Panama Marks 100 Years of Independence
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Once again: Brazilians Are Not Hispanic
October, 2003
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Latinos Remain Marginalized by Network News Coverage
December 13, 2003
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Selig Center projections reveal that Hispanic consumers
will control about $653 billion
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Latinos seek community, opportunity By Monica L. Hayness
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Pittsburgh's 'invisible' Latinos are emerging as part of a national
population explosion October 3, 1999
