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Éxito Educativo 2017-2018

Éxito Educativo is a partnership-based program that promotes academic success among Latino families. This exciting after-school program brings Latino parents and their students in high school together to learn about the requirements for high school graduation, the different sources of support, and the path ways to college.

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Affirmative Action 40 Years after Bakke: Addressing Equity through Policy and Practice (April 26, 2018)

JSRI Symposium Series: "Chicano Leadership at the Poor People's Campaign: May 12 - June 24, 1968" (June 20, 2018)

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Latinos in the United States book series, Michigan State University Press

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Feature Article

Photo courtesy of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

"Can you please help me?": A Once Violent Town Regains its Deadly Reputation

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JSRI Community Authors Bookshelf

The Sportsman by Nik EnVon

Though haunted by ghosts from his past, Garth has managed to make a life for himself in the small Louisiana town of Lake City. He was brought there from Detroit after a tragic event that left him orphaned. His rescuer, Mother Hubbard and his mentor-turned-father, Peter have become the family he lost.

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Julian Samora Legacy Project Website

The Julian Samora Legacy Project website contains scholarly papers from the Julian Samora Archive at the Benson Latin American Collection. The searchable site includes Dr. Samora's papers, featured articles, interviews, timelines, photos, and filmed discussions. For more information or to visit their site, please go to: http://www.samoralegacymedia.org.

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