41. LC Classification: L - Education 10991099.5, Intercultural Education (general). 2630-2638, Asian americans,Asians in the United States. 2667-2698, latin americans, Hispanic americans. http://www.info.library.yorku.ca/yorkline/lc/l.html

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42. OSU Libraries - Science And Engineering Library Biography Resource, Special Collections latin americans, Hispanics, latinos latinAmerica, latino, Spanish, and Portuguese Collections Other general Resources. http://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/phyweb/minority.htm

Resources for Minorities in Mathematics, Science and Engineering Compiled by Mary W. Scott, April 2001 Selected Web Sites [African-Americans] [American Indian] [Asian Pacific American] [Hispanic/Chicano/Latino] ... [Other General Resources] African-Americans Organizations National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) People AFRICAN AMERICAN SCIENTISTS BIBLIOGRAPHY http://www.calacademy.org/research/library/biodiv/biblio/afamsci.htm This site is a bibligraphy of books, videos and websites. It is sponsored by the California Academy of Sciences. African-American Inventors Series http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~rlandrum/ This site includes lists of African-American Women; African-American Inventors in the Railway System; African-American Inventors Series: Peanut Products; plus links to other web pages. An Incomplete List of Black Inventors History of Mathematics in Africa For tens of thousands of years, Africa was in the center of mathematics history The Faces of Science: African Americans in the Sciences. http://www.princeton.edu/~mcbrown/display/faces.html

43. DIRECTV Movies On DIRECTV Para Todos on cooking, arts and crafts, decorating, health and general entertainment — direct compiled,written, produced and presented by latin americans for latin http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/see/ParaTodosChannels.jsp

44. General Resouces For All Countries CIA Factbook. http//www.odci.gov/cia/publications/factbook. general informationabout countries. Lives Special Collections latin americans, Hispanics, latinos. http://www.fontbonneacademy.org/LIBRARY/Website 0210 SPANISH.htm

FONTBONNE LIBRARY LATIN AMERICAN/HISPANIC PROJECT Spring 2002 These are some Websites that Fontbonne Library staff have researched and reviewed to get you started on topics in Latin American and Spanish culture. Criteria for inclusion are: 1) relevance 2) authority 3) suitability 4) links 5) aesthetics. The sites are categorized under topics. Most of the sites, however, contain information or links that will help you on other topics. These sites are examples of the richness of resources you can find with: 1) a good search strategy 2) good search engines 3) good judgment. As with all Internet resources, it is impossible to have clicked through to all the links on each of these pages to review the links as well. So, use your judgment about the links. If you have difficulty getting to the exact page we give you here, delete the last part of the Web address, go to the page you bring up, and find the link to the next page. Feel free to e-mail us with questions. General Resources f o r All Countries Sample Countries and Regions ... Conquistadors GENERAL RESOURCES FOR ALL COUNTRIES U.S. Department of State: Country Background Notes

45. Ipsos-Reid - The Little Global Fact Book Life in general. 83% Percentage of latin americans in lowincome households who areworried about supporting themselves financially in old age 74% Percentage http://www.ipsos-reid.com/ca/data/dsp_global_fact_book.cfm

Company Info Sector Focus Data Collection Analytics ... Sitemap Search Also of Interest World Monitor Sample World Monitor Alert Global Capabilities Global Internet Trends Ipsos Global Research Contacts Gerry Grise (Canada) Michel McClymont (New York) Darren Schaan (Minneapolis) David Selch (San Francisco) The Little Global Fact Book If you have a global business or communications mandate, you need to know how people around the world differ from each other in their attitudes and behaviors. We compiled The Little Global Fact Book to give you an idea of just how different reactions to the same question can be depending on geography and socio-demographic grouping. This page is a fraction of the global research we conduct for World Monitor , our online and print report that has profiled dozens of populations for years. For more information on World Monitor or any other Ipsos global research services, please contact any of the people listed in the left-hand column of this webpage. Selected Global Findings from World Monitor America and the World Economy/Trade Financial Services Food and Health ... Technology, Entertainment, and Media

46. Friday Center: Independent Studies And Self-paced Study Online Catalog: Latin Meets UNCChapel Hill general Education Requirements 24 Instructor Alice Ann Moore,MA Text Ullman, Henderson, and Henry, latin for americans, Second Book http://www.fridaycenter.unc.edu/iscatalog/latin.html

skip navigation bar Academic Programs The Friday Center for Continuing Education Latin LATN 1 (UNC-Chapel Hill) Elementary Latin LATN 2 (UNC-Chapel Hill) Elementary Latin LATN 3 (UNC-Chapel Hill) Intermediate Latin LATN 1 (UNC-Chapel Hill) Elementary Latin LATN 1 introduces the important vocabulary, grammatical structure, and reading skills that are necessary to understand and appreciate the Latin language, culture, and literature. Meets UNC-Chapel Hill General Education Requirements. Credit Hours : 3, lower level Submitted Assignments Instructor : Alice Ann Moore, MA Text and Materials : Balme and Morwood, Oxford Latin Course, Part I (1996) , $23.00; Balme and Morwood, Oxford Latin Course, Part II (1996) , $23.00; Goldman, English Grammar for Students of Latin , 2nd edition (1993), $14.95; Balme and Morwood, Cassette 1 for Parts I and II of Oxford Latin Course list of courses LATN 2 (UNC-Chapel Hill) Elementary Latin Development of the ability to read and translate Latin prose is the primary aim of this course. Two books of Caesar's Gallic Wars will be read. Meets UNC-Chapel Hill General Education Requirements. Prerequisite: One semester of college Latin or permission of the instructor.

47. OPLIN: Business Information > New: Business Sites > December 2002 New Business I With latin americans Negotiating Successfully With latin americans. about doingbusiness in latin America and http//www.moscowguide.ru/general/hints.htm http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/index.cfm?ID=7-1077-2945

48. OPLIN: Business Information > Business Travel > Business Etiquette Working Successfully With latin americans Negotiating Successfully With latinamericans. guide.com/e/e622.html Guide to business and general etiquette in http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/index.cfm?ID=7-335-2859

49. Chapter VIII: General Military Relations With Latin America An exchange of visits between general Marshall and the Chief of Staff of the no progressin finding ways and means to supply the latin americans with munitions http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/books/wwii/Framework/ch08.htm

CHAPTER VIII General Military Relations With Latin America The Buenos Aires conference adopted principles of far-reaching significance. The United States and the other American republics foreswore individual intervention in each other's internal or external affairs of any sort and for whatever reason. The conference also approved a Declaration of Principles of Inter-American Solidarity and Cooperation, which stated that "every act susceptible of disturbing the peace of America affects each and every" American republic and "justifies the initiation of the procedure of consultation." Two years later the Declaration of Lima reaffirmed the intention of the American republics to support each other in case of any non-American attack on any one of them and provided specifically, when an emergency arose, for assembling their foreign ministers to decide on policies and plans for common action. Such meetings took place at Panama in October 1939, following the outbreak of war in Europe; at Havana in July 1940, following the defeat of France; and at Rio de Janeiro in January 1942, after Japan's attack plunged the United States into the war. Despite the stresses of the international situation and its own growing military preponderance, the United States by means of these conferences managed to maintain with rather remarkable fidelity the principles of the Good Neighbor policy in its arrangements with the Latin American nations for hemisphere defense.

50. Children With DIABETES - General On-line Sources general The Diabetes Australia Multilingual Internet Resource web site offers diabetes BuenosAires, Argentina, is a website for latin americans with diabetes. http://www.childrenwithdiabetes.com/d_0b_400.htm

Advertisement E-mail This Article Printer Friendly Format General On-line Sources Jump to a new section [ Getting Around ] Home Page What's New User's Guide Index Search Site Map [ People ] Parents Kids Adults Friends IDYA Tidbits Parent humor Art Poll Message Board Chat cwdMail Mailing Lists Events Quilt for Life Rufus [ Clinic ] Ask the Diabetes Team Diabetes Basics Diabetes at School Sample 504 Plans Products Marketplace Insulin Pumps la Bomba de Insulina Nutrition Alternate Site Testing Diabetes Dictionary Presentations Diabetes Camps Warning Signs [ Sources ] News and Information Advocacy ADA JDF On-Line Links Regional Info Services [ Feedback ] About Letters to Editor Contribute Advertising Online Store Buy CWD Shirts Logos and Linking Awards General On-Line Sources Usenet newsgroups are always a great place to look for information on the internet. Several focus on diabetes: misc.health.diabetes was one of the earliest diabetes newsgroups. The focus is more on adult issues than kids. alt.support.diabetes focuses on adults, primarily with type 2 diabetes. alt.support.diabetes.kids

51. Health Partnership Program (HPP) Fact Sheet focus includes family members, friends and the general public, as Office on latinoAffairs Education Organization for United latin americans(EOFULA) Friendship http://www.niams.nih.gov/hi/outreach/hppfact.htm

Health Information Health Topics Order Publications Studies with Patients Patient Research Registries ... NIAMS Coalition Members Search NIAMS Outreach Programs Health Partnership Program (HPP) Fact Sheet OVERVIEW The Health Partnership Program (HPP) is a diversity outreach initiative established by the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), a component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The HPP aims to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with rheumatic, musculoskeletal, and skin diseases and their complications, which disproportionately affect African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, American Indians/Alaskan Natives, and Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders. The HPP concentrates on four key areas: (1) public health education, (2) patient care, (3) access to clinical investigations, and (4) recruitment to research careers. The underlying theme of the HPP is collaboration with communities for better health in rheumatic, musculoskeletal, and skin diseases. PURPOSE The purpose of the initial local HPP is to work together with community leaders and organizations representing the African American and Hispanic/Latino communities in the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area to develop a model community-based program that will begin to address the disparities in arthritis and other rheumatic diseases in these communities. The HPP provides access to current scientifically based health information and quality health care through preventive and treatment services. In the next stages, the local HPP will focus on other diseases within the NIAMS mission and additional minority communities.

52. ADVANCED COURSES Fall 2002 Will place religious developments within the context of general American history. Whydid so many latin americans choose to overthrow their governments in the http://www.history.sfasu.edu/Spring2003.html

HISTORY DEPARTMENT Course List, Spring, 2003 The SFA History Department will offer the following courses 200-500 during the Spring Semester of 2003. For more information about individual courses, see the instructor. Spring 2003 COURSES History 251 10:50-12:05 TTh History of the Non-Western World Dr. Philip Catton This course surveys the history of the non-Western world, covering developments in Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Given the size of the task, the course will place particular emphasis on the period since 1500, and the approach taken will be to examine a number of distinct historical episodesthat highlight important issues and themes in non-Western history. The topics will include the Aztecs and the Conquest of Mexico, the Atlantic Slave Trade, colonialism in Nigeria, modernization in Japan, and revolution in Iran. ADVANCED COURSES All advanced courses have a prerequisite of 6 hours of history. Some are writing intensive. History 310 6:00-8:30, Tuesday

53. Economist.com | Country Briefings: Chile Education in latin America More latin americans are being Economic woes in Chilelatin America's best predictions, the case against general Pinochet continues http://www.economist.com/countries/Chile/fromtheeconomist.cfm

Wednesday April 9th 2003 denotes premium content Log in Free registration Help ... encyclopedia Executive thinking, business education and more. Click here Full contents Free registration Web subscriptions ... E-mail alerts Books, diaries and more Business education, recruitment, business and personal: click here The Economist Intelligence Unit Economist Conferences The World in 2003 ... Advertising info From The Economist: These articles may be viewed at no extra charge by subscribers to Economist.com and by print-edition subscribers (print subscribers must first register to claim their free Economist.com subscription). Other users must pay to view these articles. Subscribe now for unlimited retrievals of Economist articles. Another Chilean fraud What is going wrong in Chile? From The Economist print edition Apr 3rd 2003 Chile's government reshuffle From The Economist print edition Mar 6th 2003 Lessons from a murky scam From The Economist print edition Feb 6th 2003 Chile's trade agreements Can Chile's new trade agreements revive its flagging economic growth? From The Economist print edition Jan 2nd 2003 Chile's campaign-finance scandal Much ado about campaign finance From The Economist print edition Nov 14th 2002 Human rights and Chile's air force From The Economist print edition Oct 17th 2002 Chile's health reforms From The Economist print edition Sep 12th 2002 The Latinobarometro poll Latin Americans are starting to distinguish between bad governments and the benefits of democracy itself From The Economist print edition Aug 15th 2002

54. UNT Libraries: Rare Book & Texana Collections, The Latin American Collection, Fi s of...... Spicer, Dorothy Gladys latin American Costumes. A Record of Adventures, Discoveries,History and Customs of americans and Indians, Habits and http://www.library.unt.edu/rarebooks/finding/south/general.htm

Rare Book and Texana Collections, University of North Texas Finding Aid Contents South of the Border Exhibit Exhibit Catalogue ... History Costume Spicer, Dorothy Gladys Latin American Costumes. New York: The Hyperion Press, 1941. 391 fSp41 RBOF Description and Travel Boucard, Adolphe Travels of a Naturalist. A Record of Adventures, Discoveries, History and Customs of Americans and Indians, Habits and Descriptions of Animals, Chiefly Made in North America, California, Mexico, Central America, Columbia, Chili, etc., during the Last Forty-Two Years. London: Pardy and Son, Printers, 1894. 917 B66 RBG Delano, Amasa, 1763-1823 A Narrative of Voyages and Travels in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres; Comprising Three Voyages round the World. Boston: Printed by E. G. House, for the author, 1817. 910.4 D374 RBG Grijalva, Juan de, d.1527 The Discovery of New Spain in 1518. Trans. Henry Raup Wagner. Documents and Narratives Concerning the Discovery and Conquest of Latin America, New Series, No. 2. [Berkeley, CA]: The Cortes Society, 1942. 972 C8181n no.2 RBG

55. Introduction To NGOs - Global Policy Forum - NGOs general Analysis of the Role of NGOs. America and Columbia University professor,discusses the role of NGOs in representing the interests of latin americans. http://www.globalpolicy.org/ngos/role/index1.htm

Introduction to NGOs This section gives an introduction to the world of NGOs stressing their growing importance in the international arena. Global Policy Forum also addresses the definitions of NGOs and commonly associated terms, and provides very interesting analyses on the role of NGOs. Key Documents Defining NGOs General Analysis Growing Importance ... Tables and Charts Key Documents Global Civil Society 2002 (October 7, 2002) The London School of Economics and Political Sciences has launched the second volume of its civil society yearbook. It describes the nature and history of global civil society and includes issue-oriented case studies, important records and data, as well as articles on current issues. See also: Global Civil Society 2001 Rev. Moon and the United Nations: A Challenge for the NGO Community (November 2001) According to WEED , three Moon front groups operate as accredited NGOs at the UN and more have applied for NGO status. This paper raises questions about who should qualify for NGO status and what protections should be developed against well-financed charlatans. Click here for the PDF document.

56. EUROPA - EuropeAid Co-Operation Office Programme of Scholarships for latin americans in the European well as higher trainingfor latin America professionals general information info@programalban.org. http://europa.eu.int/comm/europeaid/projects/alban/index_en.htm

es en fr pt Europa European Commission ... Europa Search Programme of Scholarships for Latin Americans in the European Union CLOSED Call for Scholarship Applications - Academic year 2003/2004 Potential candidates can choose between a paper application and a submission on-line, following always the conditions as set out in the Call and related documents. Applications, paper format, may be sent in by mail (preferably registered) till 17th February 2003 - CLOSED 10th March 2003 CLOSED Eligible Higher Education Institutions Asociación Grupo Santander Universidade do Porto Rua de Ceuta, 118 - 5° - Sala 35 4050 - 190 Porto Portugal General information: info@programalban.org In adition to the Programme Internet pages available on the EUROPA server at the European Commission (http://www.europa.eu.int/comm/europeaid/projects/alban), a new Portal, from where operational information on

57. Naz Latina Contrary to general perception, latin americans continue to arrive inthe UK all the time, in large numbers and from all walks of life. http://www.naz.org.uk/latina/latinaintro.html

Naz Latina It is estimated that there are over 200,000 Latin Americans living in London. However while there are many cultural groups, there are still no specific community based organisations in London that cater for their social, legal and human rights. Contrary to general perception, Latin Americans continue to arrive in the UK all the time, in large numbers and from all walks of life. The spread of the AIDS epidemic in Latin America is reflected in these communities in London. Women and men can be working in the sex industry without any friends or family at home being aware of it. This group is, by definition, hard to reach with safe sex advice and treatment options. So it is all the more important to reach out to them with material that is linguistically and culturally appropriate. Naz Latina seeks to increase awareness of Latin American cultures amongst health care professionals. They provide training for STI clinic staff at hospitals throughout London. Naz Latina began in 1997 and was officially launched at the London Lighthouse in May 1999 to meet an urgent need. The project plays a vital role in meeting the sexual health needs of Latin Americans in London, serving the Spanish speaking community.

58. NCRR - Nikkei For Civil Rights And Redress to redress for Japanese americans and Japanese latin americans. in 1980 by Nikkei(Japanese americans) from across the 4. To educate the general public about http://www.ncrr-la.org/about.html

Home Who We Are Past Events Open Forum ... Links NCRR was founded in 1980 by Nikkei (Japanese Americans) from across the country. They held the firm belief that our community had to come together to fight for proper redress for what our government did to Nikkei during World War II. The members were united around five founding principles: 1. To call for $25,000 monetary compensation for each individual who suffered deprivation of liberty during the War; 2. To push for a community trust fund to repair at least some of the damage to our communities brought on by the exclusion and internment; 3. To work toward overturning the wartime court cases of Fred Korematsu, Gordon Hirabayashi, and Min Yasui; 4. To educate the general public about this tragedy so as to prevent such events from happening again; 5. To support similar campaigns against injustice. NCRR has steadfastly followed these guiding principles since 1980. We worked with the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL), the National Council for Japanese American Redress (NCJAR), and the Nikkei members of Congress to win passage of the Civil Liberties Act of 1988 (CLA). But foremost has been our drive to empower the grassroots community, to help give voice to Japanese Americans who felt that they had nothing to say or that what they did have to say was not important.

59. Citizens Of Fear Urban Violence In Latin America - Edited By warning that democracy has not brought latin americans more security out of every100,000 urban inhabitants in latin America are home general info search http://www.foreignaffairs.org/20030101fabook10262/susana-rotker/citizens-of-fear

60. IMF | Latin America's Rising Anti-globalisation Movement Uruguay, the union federation held a 24hour national general strike against surveyfound that nearly two-thirds of those latin americans interviewed thought http://www.nadir.org/nadir/initiativ/agp/free/imf/movem.htm

Latin America's rising anti-globalisation movement Stephen Marks 2001-02-28 In shanty towns outside Buenos Aires, the French-Argentine water company Aguas Argentinas has “encouraged” communities to voluntarily dig ditches and lay pipes to connect their homes to the water mains. Privatised water companies like this arrangement as they don't have to worry about unions insisting on the workers getting paid or demanding that engineering and environmental standards are followed. These sorts of neoliberal polices have created massive unemployment in Latin America. Privatisation and the accompanying policies of cutting back government services and industry deregulation, have destroyed the living standards of people so much that a growing anti-globalisation movement is starting to say “enough”. In Argentina, Fernando de la Rua, the centre-left president, faced general strikes in June and November last year. The unions have become increasingly militant and united in their opposition to his neoliberal “reforms”. Another 36-hour general strike has been called for March 1 to demand a wage rise, restoration of workers' health and pension benefits and economic reactivation. The extent of popular resentment is shown by the fact that even Catholic Church leaders have become critical of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Dollarisation Ecuador, Jan 2000

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