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De nuestra jira artística en California
Announcement of an antifascist tour in California -
Jira artística California
Announcement of an antifascist tour in California -
El Hogar del Nino, Board Report, November 1980, page 1.
First page of Nov. 1980 Board of Directors report for E Hogar de Niño, a community-based nonprofit organization that served the neighborhoods of Pilsen and Little Village in Chicago by providing bilingual and affordable daycare. Women involved in El Hogar included Adelia Hurley (a founder) and Elda Chavez (Board Secretary, 1980). -
Photograph of Reverend James L. Novarro and mayoral candidate Bob Lanier
Photograph of Reverend James L. Novarro and mayoral candidate Bob Lanier (Robert Clayton Lanier) at an election event. Lanier was a local Houston businessman and millionaire who ran on a platform of improving Houston. -
Photograph of James L. Novarro accepting the Crime Prevention Coalition award for El Sol
Photograph of Reverend James L. Novarro accepting the Crime Prevention Coalition award for his newspaper, El Sol. El Sol received the award due to its continued efforts toward reducing crime within the Hispanic community. -
Photograph of Reverend Novarro posing with Victor and Silvia Trevino
Photograph of Reverend James L. Novarro with Victor and Silvia Trevino at an election event. Victor Trevino was running for constable of Harris County Precinct 5. -
Photograph of Su Voto es Su Voz Event
Photograph of a person under a banner which reads, "Su Voto es Su Voz" ["Your vote is your voice"]. "Su Voto es Su Voz" was a slogan popularized by the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project (SVREP). SVREP's purpose is to act as a nonpartisan institution and encourage Hispanic Americans to register and vote. -
Photograph of Houston Police Department Spanish and Culture Training Event
Photograph depicts a Houston Police Department (HPD) Spanish and culture training event. The purpose of the event was to train HPD how to better respond to and handle cases within the Hispanic community. -
Photograph of Reverend James L. Novarro standing with Henry Cisneros
Photograph of James L. Novarro and Henry Cisneros.