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15 Jun 2021 – 10:13 AM EDT
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From the tomato fields to Cambridge: the son of Mexican farm workers who graduated from Harvard and is now a doctor
Por:Julio Godínez
In the mid-1980s, a couple from a remote ranch in Mexico migrated to the US where they found jobs as farm workers. Erick, the second of their four children, went on to study neurology at Harvard before recently becoming a doctor
23 Abr 2020 – 06:23 AM EDT
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El gobierno excluye a los beneficiarios de DACA de las becas universitarias de ayuda por la pandemia
Dentro del paquete de ayuda aprobado por el Congreso ante la crisis del coronavirus se encuentran fondos destinados a becas universitarias para ayudar a los estudiantes a enfrentar esta crisis. Aunque fueron contabilizados en las cifras de generales, los beneficiarios de DACA y otros estudiantes extranjeros han sido excluidos de estas becas por el Departamento de Educación.
21 Ene 2018 – 10:27 AM EST
"La pelea no se pospone, la lucha continúa",dice dreamer sobre DACA
La dreamer y abogada Dulce García y la directora de United We Dream Cristina Jiménez nos dicen por qué estamos en un punto crítico, qué esperan de los republicanos y lo que planean hacer ahora.
30 Jul 2017 – 08:24 AM EDT
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La educación bilingüe está de moda. Irónicamente esto puede perjudicar a los estudiantes latinos
En Washington DC, como en otras partes del país, la demanda está disparada entre los angloparlantes nativos por un programa que fue diseñado para los inmigrantes latinos. ¿Quién debe tener prioridad?
30 Jun 2017 – 11:32 AM EDT
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In their own words: A 4th grade immigrant student in The Bronx tells us about her latest project to move on to the next grade.
Arlette tells us how she feels about her reading project, the main activity of children in her grade.
30 May 2017 – 05:03 PM EDT
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"In Guatemala there is a lot of violence against children. You have no way out."
Por:Jenny Manrique
Ale, a 17-year-old indigenous immigrant from Guatemala, is currently a student at Met West High School and part of the 67 Sueños program in Oakland.
7 min de lectura
30 May 2017 – 05:02 PM EDT
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California schools respond to students' fear of Trump
Por:Jenny Manrique
From meditation to soccer to art therapy, public schools in California are finding ways to help undocumented students navigate their emotions as they face new immigration policies.
12 min de lectura
Pequeños y valiosos: el momento más valioso
Giselle Blondet comparte sus experiencias más valiosas de Pequeños y Gigantes.
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13 Mar 2017 – 10:45 AM EDT
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Double Challenge
Por:Danay Rivero
The children in migrant farm worker families struggle to graduate from high school on time and get into college. Moving from state to state with the harvests and working long hours in the fields makes this all the more challenging.
5 min de lectura
30 Nov 2016 – 12:54 PM EST
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Swastikas and 'build the wall' chants among incidents being denounced by teachers across the U.S.
A survey of 10,000 K-12 educators confirms an increase in hate incidents in classrooms following the elections.
2 min de lectura
16 Nov 2016 – 06:26 PM EST
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Universities demand that campuses be made sanctuaries for undocumented
Students and teachers at universities across the country protested Wednesday, urging protection for their undocumented peers. The Republican president-elect has promised to suspend Obama's executive actions on immigration.
2 min de lectura
6 Oct 2016 – 10:15 AM EDT
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Hispanic students perform better when their teachers and s are Latino, too
Texas schools show Latino student performance improves when there are more Hispanic teachers and of boards of education.
6 min de lectura
29 Sep 2016 – 02:55 PM EDT
On the road to College
Cassandra Martinez, a 17-year-old American of Mexican descent, not only has to do her homework and start preparing to go to college, but must become a second mother to her younger siblings.
20 min de lectura
23 Sep 2016 – 10:21 AM EDT
The invisible children
Por:Danay Rivero
Ever, Alejandro and Virgilio, the Moreno brothers, are part of a family that has to work in the fields to make ends meet. It's been nearly impossible for them to stay in school and achieve their academic goals.
16 min de lectura
20 Sep 2016 – 11:32 AM EDT
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After university pulls scholarship at last minute, Dreamer raises almost $24,000 for studies
An hour and a half before his first day of classes, Eduardo Luján Olivas was told that his $20,000 scholarship was given by mistake and would be taken away. Undeterred, Luján raised even more than he needed through a crowdfunding campaign.
3 min de lectura
15 Sep 2016 – 11:41 AM EDT
Studying while undocumented
Por:Galo Arellano
Lacking documents is a major barrier into higher education in the United States, but people like José Reza prove that talent and effort make it possible to break past that barrier. Once inside, however, José will have to overcome many other challenges.
23 min de lectura
9 Sep 2016 – 02:01 PM EDT
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Girls who want to be scientists face the gender gap in a male-dominated field
Determined to break into STEM fields, a group of girls from Peru, Mexico, Chile and the United States head to science camp.
6 min de lectura
7 Sep 2016 – 11:25 AM EDT
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Breaking the language barriers
Por:Peggy Carranza
Making her way from the tropics of the Dominican Republic to New York’s cold concrete jungle, this is the story of Arlette Espaillat, an 8-year-old girl who has to deal head-on with New York’s complex education system.
27 min de lectura
19 Jul 2016 – 02:02 PM EDT
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A Hispanic to head the country's largest higher education system
Growing up in a home where higher education was not a priority did not prevent Eloy Ortiz Oakley from becoming the first Hispanic to lead California’s community college system.
2 min de lectura
28 Jun 2016 – 11:44 AM EDT
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New Mexico university to offer tuition discount to Mexican students
Facing a budget crisis, the institution hopes to expand its international population.
1 min de lectura
17 Jun 2016 – 05:35 PM EDT
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Will Hispanic bilingualism survive in the United States?
Around a third of Latinos speak both English and Spanish. But as more Hispanics are born in the U.S., they're less likely to be bilingual.
9 min de lectura
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