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November 10, 2011
Durham Public Schools has turned a page in its policies affecting Latino students and families, says an official with the Southern Poverty Law Center, which in April filed a complaint against the school district alleging discrimination. – North Carolina
from heraldsun.com :: Tagged discrimination, Durham, school, Southern Poverty Law Center
November 15, 2010
City leaders in Durham are stepping into the national debate on immigration by considering whether to recognize identification cards issued by the Mexican consulate. – North Carolina
from rockymounttelegram.com :: Tagged Durham, Mexican Consulate, North Carolina
August 9, 2010
Latin festival fills Durham with food, music, and games – North Carolina
from charlotte.news14.com :: Tagged Durham, North Carolina
May 13, 2010
Latino Community Credit Union (LCCU) celebrates its 10 year anniversary – Durham, NC
from dbusinessnews.com :: Tagged credit union, Durham, North Carolina
March 23, 2010
Latino Credit Union Branches Out – Durham, NC
from durhamcounty.mync.com :: Tagged credit union, Durham, North Carolina
March 15, 2010
The Latino Community Credit Union is adding two branches and making its first foray into business loans – Durham, NC
from newsobserver.com :: Tagged credit union, Durham, North Carolina
November 13, 2009
Durham Latinos will likely have a better pipeline to President Obama after weighing in Thursday on how to improve education for Hispanic Americans. – Leading a ”community conversation” at El Centro Hispano on Main Street was Juan Sepulveda, executive director of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans.
from heraldsun.com :: Tagged Durham, Juan Sepulveda, North Carolina, White House
November 12, 2009
Juan Sepulveda of the White House Initiative on Educational Excellence for Hispanic Americans will be at El Centro Hispano center in Durham on Thursday to speak with residents and local leaders about the status of Hispanic education.
from rockymounttelegram.com :: Tagged Durham, Juan Sepulveda, North Carolina, White House
September 30, 2009
Vying for a Slice of One State’s Growing Hispanic Consumer Market – North Carolina’s booming Latino population fuels economic growth
:: Tagged Durham, hispanic consumers, North Carolina, Raleigh
June 29, 2009
Latino Community Credit Union has been honored by the N.C. Credit Union League for its community service – Durham, North Carolina
from bizjournals.com :: Tagged credit union, Durham, North Carolina
June 16, 2009
Durham’s Latino Community Credit Union opened a branch office Monday in Garner – the bank’s second branch in Wake County.
from bizjournals.com :: Tagged credit union, Durham, North Carolina
August 7, 2008
Reports of robberies targeting Hispanic immigrants have declined sharply in Durham since January, when an abrupt rise led to heightened safety awareness across the city. – Durham, North Carolina
from newsobserver.com :: Tagged crime, Durham, North Carolina
Hispanic females posted the biggest population gain in Durham County in 2007 – North Carolina
from heraldsun.southernheadlines.com :: Tagged demographics, Durham, latina, North Carolina, population
June 26, 2008
NCCU creates English proficiency program – North Carolina
from newsobserver.com :: Tagged Durham
June 17, 2008
National Council of La Raza Elects New Board Chair and Welcomes Four New Members To Board of Directors
from nclr.org :: Tagged Durham, La Raza, NCLR, population, Professor, Spanish-language
June 12, 2008
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA AND WACHOVIA LAUNCH $16.25 MILLION PARTNERSHIP TO ADVANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN U.S. LATINO COMMUNITIES
from nclr.org :: Tagged alma awards, bilingual, children, Durham, family, La Raza, NCLR, population, Spanish-language, television
Durham Latino Festival; Grupo Fantasma – North Carolina
from indyweek.com :: Tagged Durham, Grupo Fantasma, latin america, North Carolina
June 9, 2008
Snippet – Indeed, the diocese counts 210,000 registered Catholics and estimates an even larger number of unregistered, mostly Hispanic Catholics — about 225,000 — who regularly show up for Mass but don’t fill out membership forms. Though some of those Hispanic Catholics live in Raleigh and Durham, many others process chickens and pick cucumbers in Eastern North Carolina counties such as Franklin and Wayne.
from newsobserver.com :: Tagged Durham, North Carolina
May 29, 2008
Blogante News for Thursday – May 29th, 2008
from hispanictips.com :: Tagged acculturation, activist, aztec, Barack Obama, blog, border, bromley communications, Chicano, crime, Cuba, Cuban, Democracia USA, deportation, detention, Dulce María, Durham, DVD, Edith González, family, Farmers Branch, Film, film festival, Guatemala, Hillary Clinton, Hollywood, immigrant rights, judge, latin america, Lou Dobbs, Mega TV, Mexico, newspaper, police, Puerto Rican, radio, Spanish-language, student, university of texas
Judge Orders Second Trial for Twelve-Year-Old Hispanic Boy – Durham, North Carolina
from prwallstreet.com :: Tagged attorney, children, citizenship, Colombia, Colombian, Durham, family, fbi, judge, newspaper, North Carolina, student, television
April 14, 2008
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Celebrates ‘Spanish Spring’ with El Greco to Velazquez: Art During the Reign of Philip III and Antonio Lopez Garcia
from hispanicprwire.com :: Tagged Boston, Durham, Massachusetts, Spain
March 28, 2008
February 26, 2008
Blogante News for Tuesday – February 26th, 2008
from :: Tagged aztec, blog, caribevision, crime, Cuba, Durham, Film, film festival, Hillary Clinton, Hispanic Chamber, hispanic voters, Hollywood, insurance, Latina Lista, LULAC, Mexican Consulate, National Society of Hispanic MBAs, novela, orange county, population, soccer, teacher, Tijuana, university of texas, Venezuela
Durham’s Latino suicide trend not found in local school districts – Orange County and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City school systems – North Carolina
from :: Tagged Durham, North Carolina, orange county, student
February 13, 2008
“If you are a citizen of Durham, we will give you all the rights and services of a citizen, whether you are from South Carolina or Mexico,” Durham Police Chief Jose L. Lopez Sr. said in Spanish. – North Carolina
from :: Tagged Durham, Mexico, North Carolina, police
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