The Latino Intersections Resource Center, a part of the Latino Journal Intersections website, is affiliated with the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, and the Latin American, Latino & Caribbean Studies Program at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire. It receives funding and support from the Dartmouth College Library System.
The Resource Center's mission is to create a gateway to resources that facilitate access to Internet-based information to, from, or about the Latino community in the United States. The definition used here of "Latino community" is largely cultural and does not describe a single monolithic group. On the contrary, for us, Latino means any person living in the United States with a Hispanic heritage.
Our target audience includes anyone with an interest in Latino issues. Although the majority of resources included here address the needs of the "academia" (students & professors, high schools & colleges, private & public sector professionals, etc), the Resource Center also hopes to assist anyone looking for information in this important field.
The Resource Center is divided into five main categories:
You may also access a calendar of Latino Conferences, Events and Calls for Papers located under the Happenings section.
If you have updates or new information to include in the Resource Center, please use Suggest a Resource