National Museum of the American Latino的动态

La relevancia de la diplomacia ciudadana y la incidencia de alto impacto radica en la capacidad de poner de manifiesto la considerable población afrolatina en Estados Unidos y afrodescendiente en América, que suma alrededor de 200 millones de habitantes. Este hecho refleja que según el Banco Mundial, uno de cada cuatro latinoamericanos se identifica como afrodescendiente.

Where does the word "Latino" comes from, National Medal of Honor Museum? The terms "Latina" (female) & "Latino" (male) derives from the Latin word "Latinus," which means "of Latium" (the region of central Italy where Rome was founded). This term referred to the people of Latium, by extension to the broader Roman Empire. In ancient Rome, the Latin language & the culture spread all across Europe EU & into the Iberian Peninsula. The people of the Iberian Peninsula, which includes modern Spain & Portugal, "adopted el Latin", which evolved into the "Romance Languages": Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian & Romanian. In the late 20th century the word began to be used, especially in the context of identity within South America & the U.S. Hispanic communities. These terms evolved in the American continent, north & south, as part of a broader effort to define shared cultural & ethnic identity. #Hispanic, distinctly, only describes people from all Spanish-speaking countries - linguistic.

An insightful and new report is out on Mexican Chicago, just in time for Mexican Independence Day. Nearly 40 years ago (before I started kindergarten and years before we moved to the US), Chicago’s Latino Institute sounded the alarm on the need to tell our own stories with data and to do so at regular intervals to keep up with rapid changes. This new report carries on that tradition. Read the report linked below, and check out what researchers said back in 1985 about the need for this kind of work: “Latinos across the nation and in Chicago face the challenge of understanding the implications of their growth, and of being able to articulate the needs of the community to policy makers and other publics. Periodic assessments of the population's status, as well as of the programs, and other sources which sustain it are required. Rapid growth, however, quickly renders data sets available for such analyses inadequate. In response, the Latino Institute has developed a research program designed to produce original and reliable policy-related data that are readily accessible to policy makers, researchers, community organizations, and others interested in understanding and documenting the Latino presence in Chicago.”

En este ensayo estructurado de forma tripartita a partir de tres grandes principios que, para los autores medievales, encarnaban tres grandes ciudades de la Antigüedad —Atenas (sabiduría), Roma (poder) , Jerusalén (fe)—, Dante nos sirve de guía para viajar en el tiempo a la edad de oro de la Cristiandad medieval: el siglo XIII y la primera mitad del siglo XIV. Un periodo luminoso comparable a la Atenas de Pericles, la Florencia de los Medici o la Roma de Augusto. La gigantesca figura de Dante y de su obra inmortal nos ayudan a comprender mejor esa Europa floreciente del a?o 1300, en particular su compleja cosmovisión cultural, política y espiritual que integra el carácter aristocrático del feudalismo de raíz germánica, la tradición clásica grecorromana y la ética y la espiritualidad cristianas.

Happy Cinco de Mayo! ?? Let's celebrate this day of Mexican pride and heritage with joy and respect for the resilience and courage shown by those who fought for freedom. Here's to honoring history and embracing diversity! #CincoDeMayo #CelebrateHeritage ??https://lnkd.in/egjKqyEb #digitalmarketingexpert #workfromhome #digitalmarketing #digitalmarketingtips #socialmediamanager #socialmediastrategiest #affiliatemarketingforbeginers #DigitalMagicByDrM #MomentumInMarketing #InnovateWithDrM #PuertoRicoDigitalBoost #NextStepInfluence #EngagePRDigital #DrMDigitalGenius #RedefineMarketingM

In recent years, Latino artists have emerged as powerful voices in the realm of public art. ??? They transform urban landscapes with vibrant murals, thought-provoking sculptures, and interactive installations. After all, these artists draw upon their rich cultural heritage and diverse experiences to create works that resonate with communities, celebrate identity, and provoke meaningful dialogue. By infusing public spaces with their unique perspectives, Latino artists not only redefine the aesthetic of cities but also foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of Latino culture and history. Their contributions are reshaping public art, making it more inclusive, dynamic, and reflective of the multicultural fabric of society: Find out who they are: https://hubs.la/Q02BW_lp0 #HispanicExecMag

En esta investigación, los Dres. Claudio César Calabrese y Ethel Beatriz Junco destacan?supuestos teóricos y existenciales de la conversión de san Agustín, comprendidos como un modo de participar en la vida divina:?https://lnkd.in/gWdH4fD5

[ https://amzn.to/3Wte7Bh ] ?????????? ??????????????????????????: ???????????????????????? ???????????????????? ???? ??????, ??????????, ?????? ???????????????? ???????????????? En la sociedad contemporánea encontramos con una iconoclasia que estalla con una violencia renovada. A partir de estudios de casos de diferentes regiones del mundo, se analizan críticamente las iconoclasias contemporáneas en el arte, los medios y el patrimonio cultural desde una perspectiva tanto global como interdisciplinaria. Dividido en tres secciones, el libro analiza los ataques a monumentos y memoriales, las disputas de ídolos en los museos y las artes visuales, y las formas de iconoclasia mediada en el arte contemporáneo. _____________________________________ #book #books #libros #art #fineart #visualart #contemporaryart | The Art Place AD | Commissions Earned

NEW REPORT: Supporting Latino museums across the United States is vital to preserving and promoting American Latino art, history, and culture. Latino museums foster opportunities for people to work, enjoy, create, share, and learn about the diverse Latin American diaspora. Learn how the American Latino History and Culture program came to be and how it will strengthen the capacity and impact of American Latino museums nationwide in the new research report from Urban Institute “Planning the American Latino History and Culture Program.” ?? https://lnkd.in/e2qmXXBE