Research Guides: Hispanic/Latiné/x Heritage Month : External Resources

Loyola Marymount University William H. Hannon Library: AfroLatines in Los Angeles Libguide (including access to virtual exhibit)

AfroLatines in Los Angeles Libguide
"This library guide is designed in association with the exhibition, "AfroLatines in Los Angeles: Unveiling Voices, Empowering Communities," co-curated by Nicole Murph (Reference & Instruction Librarian), Daphnie Sicre (Assistant Professor, Theatre), and Jennifer Williams (Assistant Professor, African-American Studies) and co-sponsored by the William H. Hannon Library, College of Communication & Fine Arts (CFA), Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts (BCLA), and Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation Alliance (TRHT)"

Special thanks to Nicole Murph for her permission to include this link on our guide.

Thriving in Diversity Latinas and Latinos with Disabilities

Thriving in Diversity Latinas and Latinos with Disabilities
he National Museum of the American Latino promotes the inclusion of diverse voices and experiences. Learn about the community of Latinas and Latinos with disabilities in the U.S!

Latinx Studies: Library of Congress Resources

Library of Congress Resource Guide
This guide highlights resources part of the Library of Congress collections related to the history, cultures, literature, politics, experiences, and performing arts of the Latinx community in the United States. In this guide you will find links to primary sources through a curated list of collections organized by format, electronic databases to locate journals and scholarly articles, and a bibliography with links to search the Library of Congress Online Catalog
Hispanic Reading Room
The primary access point for research related to the Caribbean, Latin America, Spain and Portugal; the indigenous cultures of those areas; and peoples throughout the world historically influenced by Luso-Hispanic heritage, including Latinos in the U.S. and peoples of Portuguese or Spanish heritage in Africa, Asia, and Oceania.

PBS: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

"Over the years, PBS Books has interviewed numerous talented Hispanic authors who write across various genres and for ages. In Honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, PBS Books pays tribute to the generations of Hispanic Americans who have positively impacted and enriched our nation and society. To celebrate US Latinos and their culture and history, PBS Books will feature moments of our conversations with Hector Tobar, Maria Hinijosa, Kelly Lytle Hernández, Juliet Menendez, Claribel Oretega, Meg Medina and many more."

Source: YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yr10ip5bBqs. Accessed 3 Sept. 2024.

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Latinas Talk Latinas

Latinas Talk Latinas
This series introduces you to the lives of influential Latinas, told by curators, scientists, and educators across the Smithsonian. Join them as they explore stories of labor organizing, fashion, music, science exploration, performance, and art that have shaped the United States.

Latino Patriots in American Military History

Latino Patriots in American Military History
This publication recounts the history of U.S. Hispanic military heroes who have played a pivotal role in making the United States the great nation it is today.

Offices and Services at Santa Clara University

Schools and Colleges

Centers of Distinction

Hispanic/Latiné/x Heritage Month

National Archives Resources