Cornell Cooperative Extension Diversity Initiatives

Extension en Espanol Clearinghouse
·210 publications in English and Spanish
·24 libraries containing 104 relevant links
·77 articles
·126 glossary terms
·49 bibliographical references

A Guide to Parenting Education Resources for Hispanic/Latino Families II
Available through ParentLink. The guide includes newly published Spanish titles and is intended to supplement the original guide, published in April 2002. Both guides are intended to assist professionals who work with families in selecting educational materials. A team of parenting professionals reviewed each resource. Listings include a description and reviewer's comments. Recommended materials have been added to ParentLink's library and are now available for loan. Among those: · Age Appropriate Play: The First Four Years (four-video set) · Amor & Limites: Una Guia Para Ser Padres Creativos/Love & Limits: Guidance Tools for Creative Parenting (book) · The Nurturing Father's Program (curriculum) · Lo Hago Por Su Bien/I'm Doing This for Your Own Good (video). The guide was published with funding from the Missouri Children's Trust Fund. Printed copies are available by contacting ParentLink at 1-800-552-8522 or parentlink@missouri.edu.

Ohio State Extension Fact sheets on Cultural Diversity: Eating in America
Mexican-American
Puerto Rican

Free Text Translator
Free text translator up to 10,000 characters. May not be grammatically correct but works in a jam. Also can pay for "human translation".

Spanish Speaking Audience Resources
Resources (from the North Central Regional Center for Rural Develoment) to achieve a better understanding of immigration issues in communities in the Midwest, increase the capacity for multicultural leadership among Extension staff in all program areas, and demonstrate ways in which Extension can engage Spanish-speaking populations in programming.

Julian Samora Research Institute
Generates, transmits and applies knowledge to serve the needs of Latino communities in the Midwest. Numerous publications.

Website for Latino Communities at University of Missouri

Latino Children - Pocket Guide provide statistics on economic, educational, and social well-being for minority children and highlights gaps that persist between minority kids and non-Hispanic white children in the U.S. Derived from the 2000 Census, these booklets contain a national overview, state-by-state data, and state rankings.

4-H Spanish Curriculum Subject Index

OSHA rights, responsibilities, and resources in Spanish

Migrant Farmworkers