Hispanic Heritage Month: Websites

Non-profit organization to help unite cultural organizations within California, Mexico, and other Latin American countries with institutions of higher learning

From the University of California, San Diego; collections of unique documents including many primary sources that chronicle the movement that began here in California

International organization representing nearly 500 Hispanic institutions of higher education where Hispanics represent at least two thirds enrollment.

Organization that "identifies, inspires, prepares, and connects Latino Leaders in the community, classroom, and workforce"

From the Library of Congress; over a dozen guides to resources, including primary sources, on topics and studies related to Hispanic Heritage

Online exhibits, collections, and information about Latin American history and culture

Background and links about the national observance from the Library of Congress and other US government-sponsored agencies

While awaiting the physical groundbreaking of this new Smithsonian museum, the website offers various online exhibits on a number of Latino American topics.

Portal of the Pew Research Center's most recent reports and data on the US Hispanic population

Non-profit, nonpartisan group promoting and sponsoring leadership and professional opportunities for Latinos

Non-profit Fresno hub of Latinx art and culture -together with the State Center Community College District, Arte Américas sponsors the yearly Muro de Honor award: check the SCCCD page and social media for award news

Support for local Hispanic and Latino businesses in Central California

Organization that is committed to support and increase civic engagement in Latino communities

Non-profit, Fresno-based radio station providing Latino programming the entire United States. Listen online here, or on the radio at KSJV 91.5 FM