Book Will be Released at La UASD
Panfleteros-Portada
The New Jersey Conference on Dominican Affairs and the Institute for Latino Studies congratulate Dr. Ramon Antonio Veras (El Negro Veras, for launching his latest book Los Panfleteros de Santiago: Torturas y Desapacion.
The release will be on Thursday, January 28, 2010 at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo at 7pm in the auditorium Pedro Mir in the library Manuel del Cabral.
An announcement of the event is available in the following link: Los Panfleteros de Santiago – Torturas y Desaparicion
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In commemoration of the 10th Anniversary of the New Jersey Conference on Dominican Affairs, the Institute for Latino Studies will premiere a twenty-seven minute documentary titled New Jersey Dominicans: A Decade of Accomplishments. This is the first part of the series Dominicans in New Jersey commissioned by the Institute for Latino Studies via The Common Roots Project, an initiative to document the human migratory experience.
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El Latino Studies Institute Presentara Estreno del Documental Dominicanos en New Jersey: Una Decada de Logros
En conmemoración del Décimo Aniversario …
“CODA is the major Dominican state gathering on the Dominican and Latino calendars in the US. During this Conference on Dominican Affairs, you will be able to participate and learn from experts, share experiences, network with professionals from around the state and beyond and enjoy the celebration of our 10th Anniversary.”
-Dr. María Teresa Feliciano, CODA President-
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Estreno de Los Panfleteros de Santiago en Santo Domingo y Santiago
Community Leaders Met at Bronx St. Nicholas Tolentine Church
The Dominican American National Roundtable -DANR- announced the launching of the national awareness campaign “Uno Más Uno”(One Plus One) with the first Town Hall meeting at the Bronx St. Nicholas Tolentine Church, at 2345 University Avenue.
Some participants of the town hall Meeting denoting with their index fingers extended the theme of the DANR’s national awareness campaign Uno Más Uno/One Plus One (Photo by Eduardo Hoepelman).
The “Uno más Uno” campaign is a DANR broad public effort in the U.S. and Puerto Rico to …