English-only movement -- Arizona

Resúmen La mayor parte de la colección corresponde al periodo 1945-2001. Los documentos incluyen materiales nacionales, estatales, de consejos locales de Arizona y materiales de otros estados en LULAC. Esos materiales son fichas administrativas (correspondencia, actas de reuniones, informes, listas de miembros), materiales de actividades y eventos (bailes, conferencias, convenciones y fiestas estatales, nacionales, locales y algunos fuera del estado de Arizona), carpetas clasificado por temas...

Abstract The collection ranges in date from 1945 to 2001. The papers include national, state, local Arizona councils, and some other states; LULAC materials including administrative files (correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, membership/rosters), activities and events (state, national, local and out-of-state public and entertainment balls, conferences, conventions, and festivities), subject files on issues collected by the donors, and printed materials like the LULAC News newsletters. Una...

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The National Coalition for Language Freedom Records contain correspondence, notes, minutes, agendas, and printed materials documenting the campaign to defeat English-Only legislation at the state and federal levels.

Resúmen SER, lo cual significa Servicio, Empleo y Redesarrollo, era una organización sin fines de lucro de adiestramiento laboral y educación. También era conocido como "Trabajos para el Progreso." Se formo en 1964 gracias al apoyo de LULAC y el Foro Americano GI. Ellos reconocieron la necesidad de ayudar a los cesantes y proveer oportunidades de capacitación, educación y colocación a no solo los desempleados hispanoparlantes pero a todas las personas desfavorecidas. Los materiales de esta...

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The Armando Ruiz Papers are comprised of correspondence, notes, newsclippings, and other miscellaneous items relating to Proposition 106 and the Arizona English Coalition from 1987-1989.

Abstract SER, which stands for Service, Employment and Redevelopment, was a non-profit job training and education organization. It was also known as Jobs for Progress. It came about in 1964 thanks to the support of LULAC and the American GI Forum. They recognized the need to help the unemployed and provided training, education, and placement opportunities to not only Spanish speakers, but to all disadvantaged individuals. The materials in this collection include organization...