General Resources for Hispanics

CMMR - Latino/Hispanic Resources
This is a list of websites and links to full-text research articles on Latino and Hispanic peoples and issues maintained by the Center for Multilingual Multicultural Research (CMMR) at the University of Southern California. (reviewed 5/28/03)

CREDE Links on Latinos/ Hispanics
The Center for Research on Education, Diversity, and Excellence (CREDE) provides numerous links to resources on Latinos. (reviewed 5/28/03)

The Julian Samora Research Institute
The Julian Samora Research Institute at the University of Michigan researches issues relevant to Latinos in the midwest. Many of its publications are available for download in HTML or PDF format (Adobe Reader required). (reviewed 5/28/03)

Language & Culture Links: Spanish
National Clearinghouse for English Language Acquisition (NCELA) site with links to resources on Spanish and Latin American education, language and organizations. (reviewed 11/29/04)

Latin American Network Information Center
The Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC) at the University of Texas at Austin provides links to information on education, health, economics, culture and society from or about Latin America, including Mexico and countries in the Caribbean, South America, and Central America. Not all sites are in English. The free Babelfish translator may prove helpful. (reviewed 5/28/03)

Caribbean

The Cubans: Their History and Culture
This Refugee Fact Sheet, published by the Center for Applied Linguistics provides general information on the culture, language, economy and history of the Cubans. (reviewed 5/28/03)

Welcome to Puerto Rico
General information about the island and people of Puerto Rico. (reviewed 5/28/03)

Central American

Welcome to El Salvador
The official government site of El Salvador. Much of this site is available exclusively in Spanish. The free Babelfish translator may prove helpful. (reviewed 5/28/03)

Mexican

South American

Native American Indian Cultures from Mexico and South America
"Hands Around the World introduces unique Indian cultures from Mexico and various parts of South America, particularly the Amazon basin." (reviewed 5/28/03)