Hispanic/Latino Collection, 1951- . (Bulk Dates:1980-2008 ... · Hispanic/Latino Collection, 1951 - . (Bulk Dates: 1980-2008). 24.0 cubic ft. Scope and content note: The Hispanic/Latino

Hispanic/Latino Collection,

1951- . (Bulk Dates:1980-2008).

Special Collections Department/Long Island Studies Institute

Contact Information:

Special Collections Department

Axinn Library, Room 032

123 Hofstra University

Hempstead, NY 11549

Phone: (516) 463-6411, or 463-6404

Fax: (516) 463-6442

E-mail: [email protected]

http://www.hofstra.edu/specialcollections

Compiled by: [C. Soteros, August 2008]

Updated by: [Maria Fernanda Pardo, December 2010]

Updated by: [M. O’Connor, December 2017]

http://www.hofstra.edu/specialcollections

Hispanic/Latino Collection, 1951 - . (Bulk Dates: 1980-2008).

24.0 cubic ft.

Scope and content note:

The Hispanic/Latino Collection is comprised of materials donated by immigrants of Hispanic

descent on Long Island, or organizations that serve this expanding population. The collection

highlights folk musicians, percussionists and interpreters of popular Latin American music from

different countries. The collection also includes videotapes of folk dance ballet and CDs and

photographs of other dance folklore groups, from a variety of countries as well as biographical

information, photographs and clippings representing Hispanic American arts in New York State

in different disciplines.

Unique items within the collection include a harp donated by Colombian folk musician Pavelid

Castañeda; a mixed media guitar sculpture from Pura Cruz, a Puerto Rican born artist; folk

crafts and weavings from Latin America; and a Flamenco dress from Spain. Also included are

music CDs interpreted by Hispanic American musician Theo Torres (Vientos del Sur), Los

Macondos de Colombia, La Familia Castañeda, pianist Marianela Santurio, and percussionists

Andrea Pryor de Manrique and Mike Santurio among many others.

An important element of the collection is the representation of Hispanic community leaders on

Long Island as well as Hispanic American organizations serving minorities in New York State.

There is extensive documentation which includes correspondence, announcements and

photographs of community based organizations offering language classes to foreign born speakers,

health services, housing, and other services to Hispanic Americans in New York State.

The collection offers a glimpse into the social life and customs of minorities in the U.S. The

papers and documentation of the Brookhaven Citizens for a Peaceful Solutions reflect the civil

rights struggles of illegal aliens in the U.S. after the bias attacks at Farmingville, Long Island, in

2000. Also present in the collection are materials (e.g., posters, press releases and photographs)

related to the making of Farmingville, the award-winning documentary movie co-produced by

lawyer, writer and filmmaker Carlos Sandoval, who is of Hispanic descent.

SUBJECTS

Subjects:

Arts, Latin American.

Community Health Services--New York (State)--Long Island.

Community leaders.

Cumbia (Music)--Peru.

Dance music--Peru.

Dance--Folklore.

English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers.

Folk dance music--Paraguay.

Folk music--Argentina.

Folk music--Colombia.

Folk music--Cuba.

Harp music -- Latin America.

Hispanic American arts--New York State.

Hispanic Americans--Services for--New York (State)--Directories.

Illegal alien--Civil rights--United States.

Illegal alien--Education--United States.

Illegal aliens--Drama.

Illegal aliens--New York Region.

Illegal aliens--Services for--United States.

Illegal aliens--United States--Interviews.

Illegal Immigration.

Immigrants--America--Social conditions.

Immigrants--Civil rights--United States.

Immigrants--Housing--United States.

Immigrants--New York (State)--Long Island.

Long Island (NY)- Emigration and Immigration

Minorities--New York(State)--Long Island.

Minorities--United States--Social conditions.

Minorities--United States--Social life and customs.

Minorities--United States--Songs and Music.

Music, Colombian-American.

Music, Latin-American.

Oral history--New York (State).

Percussion Music--Cuba.

Popular instrumental music--Cuba.

Social work with immigrants--United States.

Tango(Dance)--Argentina.

Zarzuela---Spain.

Places:

Long Island (New York).

United States--New York.

Form and Genre Terms:

Clothing.

Compact Discs.

Documentary films.

Memorabilia.

Musical Instruments.

Musical Instruments.

Newsletters.

Newspapers clippings.

Pamphlets.

Periodicals.

Photographs.

Postcards.

Posters.

Video tapes.

The Hispanic/Latino Collection is arranged in five series:

I. Artists – Includes artists arranged in five subseries covering different disciplines in the

Arts.

A. Music- Arranged in two subseries:

Groups - Arranged alphabetically

Solo Musicians - Arranged alphabetically

B. Dance - Arranged alphabetically by group name.

C. Theater and Movies - Arranged alphabetically by name of the artist or

company.

D. Painting and Crafts - Arranged alphabetically by painter or artisan’s name.

E. Literature - Arranged alphabetically by author’s name.

II. People - Includes families and individuals of Hispanic/Latino descent that live and/or

work on Long Island - Arranged alphabetically by name.

III. Organizations – Features Hispanic and Non-Hispanic organizations located on Long

Island and serving the Hispanic/Latino Community - Arranged alphabetically.

IV. Media - Includes Audio, Interview Transcripts, Video, Newspapers, Memorabilia,

Magazines and Photographs on CD, featuring Hispanic/Latino people and

organizations - Arranged alphabetically.

Hispanic/Latino Collection, 1951- . (Bulk dates: 1980-2008).

SERIES I: ARTISTS – This series includes materials that document the personal and

professional lives of artists from different disciplines, including music, dance, theater-movies,

painting-crafts, and literature.

A. SUBSERIES: MUSIC: Includes recordings by musicians from various Spanish-

speaking countries. Organized alphabetically in two subseries: groups and solo

artists.

Groups:

Amigos de la Zarzuela

A non-profit organization formed in 1985 and dedicated to the promotion and

performance of the Zarzuela, the most popular form of Spanish musical theater.

Through concerts, lectures, and festive gatherings, the organization contributes to

making Zarzuela better known in North America.

Box 1

Folder Description

1 General information, 1995, 2004

2 Event flyers, 1998-2004, n.d.

3 Solicitation for membership, n.d.

4 Photographs, 2001-March 2003

5 Photographs, April 2003-November 2003, n.d.

6 Programs, 1988, 1993, 1995

7 Programs, 2002-2004

Box 2

Castañeda Family - Colombia

Colombian musical group composed of Pavelid Castañeda and his four children:

Angela, Edmar, Juanita and Pavelid, Jr. The group performs “musica llanera”

from the eastern plains of Colombia, characterized by the use of harp, cuatro,

and maracas. The group also performs vallenato, cumbia, son, paseo, merengue

and puyas, very popular Latin American rhythms.

Folder Description

1 Biographical information, 1998-2004, n.d.

2 Correspondence, 1992, 1996, 2002

3 Event and concert programs, 1995-2001

4 News clippings, 1994-2001

5 Advertisements, 2000, n.d.

Box 2 Folder Description

6 Performance announcements, 1996-2004, n.d.

7 Pavelid Castañeda – official documents, 1994-2004

8 Pavelid Castañeda – letters of recommendation and

Certification of employment, 1993-1996, 2000

9 Pavelid Castañeda – interviews, Nov/Dec 2003

10 Pavelid Castañeda – letters of appreciation, 1993-2004

11 Pavelid Castañeda – sheet music, 2001

12 Johanna Castañeda – news clippings, 1995-1997

13 Edmar Castañeda, 1998-2003, n.d.

14 Pavelid Castañeda Jr., 1993-2003, n.d.

15 Gladis Castañeda, 1995

16 Angela Sierra, 1992-1997

17 Photographs, n.d.

18 Cards, Dec. 24, 1992 - Dec. 1993

19 Cards, Dec. 1993 - Dec. 1994

20 Cards, Jan.- Dec. 1995

21 Cards, Jan. 1996 - Dec. 1997

22 Cards, Jan. 28, 1998 - Dec. 24, 1999

23 Cards, Jan. 28, 2000 - June 20, 2004

24 Postcards and business cards. n.d.

25 Cards, n.d.

Box 3

Castañeda Family - Colombia

Folder Description

1 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, 1992

2 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, Jan. 7 - June 1, 1993

3 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, June 5 - Dec. 12, 1993



6 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, 1996-March 1997

7 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, Apr. 1997-Feb. 1998

8 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, May 1998-July 2000

9 Pavelid Castañeda – letters, Aug. 2000-Sept. 2001, n.d.

10 Restricted

See also: Box 47

CD Description

9 La Familia Castañeda – Photographs, c. 1992-2004

See also: Box 54

The Castañeda Family – Pavelid Castañeda – poster, n.d.

See also: CD Box, Rm. 033

Pavelid, The Latin Harp (M118.C34 1996) and Castañeda Family (M118.C36

2000)

Harp separated to Archivist’s Office; Cuatro separated to Rm. 038

Box 4 Los Macondos de Colombia - Colombia

Family musical group founded in 1971. The group interprets diverse musical

rhythms from Colombia, including vallenatos, porros, cumbias, merengues, and

charangas.

Folder Description

1 Biographical information, n.d.

2 Event flyers and programs, 2001-2005

3 News clippings, 1973, 1975, 1987, 1991, 2002, n.d.

4 Photographs, 1987, 1992, 1997, n.d.

5 Photographs, n.d.

See also: Box 47 - Photos on CD

CD Description

10 Los Macondos – photographs, c. 1972-2004

(Note: CD also includes scanned copies of programs, flyers, concert posters,

news clippings, etc.)

See also: Box 47 - Music CD

CD Music Description

27 Los Macondos de Colombia – Conjunto Vallenato, Mirada de

Reojo, 2004

See also: Box 54 - Oversized

Los Macondos – news clipping, Oct. 23, 2003


Los Macondos de Colombia, Mirada de Reojo - M1680.L78 2004 c.1

Los Macondos de Colombia, Mirada de Reojo - M1680.L78 2004 c.2

See also: Store Room (Rm. 029)

Machete with Cincha (belt) and vaina (sheath)

Box 4

See also: Box 41 – Oversized

Musical instruments and other objects:

Abarcas (sandals)

Trinche (scraper for guacharaca)

Guacharaca (instrument)

Mochila (bag)

Sombrero Vueltiao del Sinu (hat)

Torres, Theo and Vientos del Sur - Peru

Peruvian born musician and composer who immigrated to the U.S in 1984. He

plays a wide variety of music styles common in Central and South America and

is the director of Vientos del Sur (Winds of the South), a group he founded in

2000.

Folder Description

6 Song lyrics, 2001, 2003, n.d.

7 Programs, 2002

8 News clippings and advertisements, 2000-2004, n.d.

9 Photographs, n.d.

See also: CD Box, Room 033

Theo - M1680.T64 2003,

Theo Torres - M1680.T65 2000z

Theo Torres - M1680.T66 2004 and

Theo Torres - M1680.T67 2000z

a. Solo Musicians.

Subseries that includes all solo music performers. Arranged alphabetically.

Anzita de America

Also known as Anita de America and Anzita de Colombia. She is an interpreter

of boleros and Mexican rancheras, both very popular in Latin America.

Folder Description 10 Performance advertisements, Sep. 15, 2003, Aug. 7, 2005

11 Photograph, n.d.

See also: Box 54

Anzita de America – oversized photograph, n.d.

See also: CD Box, Room 033

Anzita de América, vol. 1, Cielo Rojo - M1680.D4 2000z

Aviles, Daisy - Cuba

Cuban born soprano singer and a member of Trova Lirica Cubana, a group

dedicated to the interpretation and promotion of different genres of the Cuban

song.


12 Event Programs and flyers, 2003-2005

13 Photographs, 2003, n.d.

See also Box 47: Photos on CD

CD Description

14 Hispanic Collection Images – photographs, June 2006

Danilo Aviles

Mata , Nydia “Liberty”

Nydia “ Liberty “ Mata, a Cuban born percussionist, arranger and

cofounder of the Latin Caribbean duo Harpbeat.

Folder Description

14 Biographical and ‘Harpbeat’ information, n.d.

15 Correspondence, 1984-2005

16 Performance announcements, 2004-2005

17 Advertisements, n.d.

18 Recommendations and certificates, 1980, 1994, 2003, 2006

19 News clippings, n.d.


Box 5

Pitre, Felix - Puerto Rico

Born in Puerto Rico, this singer, actor, and author conducts workshops for

students and teachers on Latin American culture, storytelling, and writing.


1 Biography, n.d.

2 Certificates, 2000

3 Advertisements and flyers, 1993-1999, n.d.

4 Letters, 1998, n.d.

5 Performance guides, 2002-2004, n.d.

6 News clippings, 1988, 1994, 1997, 2001, n.d.

7 Book information and reviews, 1993-1996, n.d.

8 Performance programs, 1994, 2001, 2003-2005

9 Photographs, n.d.

10 Thank you poster from school class, July 19, 1999

11 Thank you cards and booklets from Students, n.d.

12 Book, Juan Bobo and the Pig, 1993

13 Book, Paco and the Witch, 1995

14 Book, Tales Once Told. Phonics. Chapter Book 11. 1998


Drum, tambourine and sticks

See also: Box 49

Videotape Description

7 Felix Pitre – Theatreworks tape, n.d.

Box 6

Pryor de Manrique, Andrea - Cuba

Percussionist, known for her presentation of chamber works by Latin

American composers.

Folder Description

1 Photographs – Altar for Afro-Cuban Mass, n.d.

See also: Box 47

CD Description

13 Hispanic Collection Images – photographs, June 2006.

Andrea Pryor de Manrique


Marimba Nueva York - M175.X6M3 2000z

Santurio, Marianela – Cuba

A world-renowned Cuban American pianist, who, at age five,

debuted on Cuban national television. She has a broad repertoire that

ranges from the classics to contemporary.

Box 6 Folder Description 2 Biographical/citizenship information, 1977, n.d.

3 Passports, 1959, 1978, 1983

4 Event announcements, 1996-2005, n.d.

5 Performance acknowledgment letters, 1999-2003, n.d.

6 Recommendation letters, 2002

7 Grants and awards, 1992, 1999-2002

8 Performance contracts, 1998, 2001

9 Performance programs, 1970, 1984, 1992, 1994,

1998, 2000, 2001

10 Performance programs, 2002-2005, n.d.

11 News clippings, 1978, 1980, 1997-2003

12 Photographs, 2002, 2007, n.d.


Marianela Santurio – Event poster, Oct. 29, 2005

See also CD Box, Room 033

Marianela Santurio, pianist - M20.S37 2000z

Santurio, Mick- Cuba

Cuban-born percussionist (conga player), member of the group Spanglish Fly.

Folder Description 1 Afro-Cuban Percussion Workbook, n.d.


See also: Box 47 - Digital photographs on CD

CD Description 24 Mick Santurio – photographs, n.d.

Box 7

B. DANCE

Dance groups from different Latin American countries. Arranged alphabetically.

Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island - Argentina

A dance organization dedicated to the teaching of tango. Under the direction of

Sherry Palencia, an Argentinean born tango dancer.

Box 7 Folder Description 1 Biographical information, n.d.

2 Classes and workshops, Feb. 2006, n.d.

3 Event calendar and performance announcements, Feb –

July 2006, n.d.

4 Latin Long Island Magazine, Sept-Oct. 2004

5 Collected material – Argentine tango, n.d.

See also: Box 47 - CDs

CD Description

16 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island – Milongas, Oct.

30, 2005

17 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island – Milongas, Nov.

28, 2005, Feb. 26, 2006

18 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island and Profesorra

Beatriz Cizneros – Milongas, Sep. 28-2005

19 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island – On Public

Access, 2006

Estampas Folkloricas “Peru” / Luis Mostacero - Peru

Folkloric dance group directed by Luis Mostacero. This group is dedicated

to promoting Andean folklore.

Folder Description

6 Certificates and honors, 2000-2002

7 Photographs, n.d.

8 News clippings, 2000-2003, n.d.

See also Box 47 : Photos on CDs

CD Description

3 Estampas Folkloricas Peru – photographs, c. 2004

4 Estampas Folkloricas Peru – photographs, 2004

Panambí Verã/ Berta Gauto - Paraguay

Folkloric dance group from Paraguay, founded and directed by Berta Gauto. In

the Paraguayan Guarani language, Panambí Verã means “golden butterfly.” The

group’s mission is to make the Paraguayan culture known on Long Island

through teaching and performances.


9 General and biographical information, n.d.

10 Event programs and flyers, 1997-2003, 2012


12 Paraguay Nanduti lace information, 2000, n.d.

13 Photographs, 1968-2003, n.d.

14 News clippings, 1998, 2001, 2004, n.d.

See also: Box 47 - Photographs on CDs

CD Description

1 Panambí Verã - photographs, c. 1995-2004

2 Panambí Verã - photographs, c. 1995-2004

See also: Box 51 Videotapes

6 Panambí Verã– Ballet Folklorico Paraguayo – Noche de Poesia,

Musica y Danza Paraguaya, Aug. 15, 1997

See also CD Box, Room 033:

Marianela Santurio, pianist - M20.S37 2000z

C. THEATER AND MOVIES

Sandoval , Carlos

Carlos Sandoval is a filmmaker, lawyer, and writer whose essays have

appeared in the New York Times. He has also worked on immigration

and refugee affairs with the U.S. delegation to the United Nations.

For a year, Carlos Sandoval and Catherine Tambini lived in Farmingville, N.Y.,

recording the stories of residents, day laborers, and activists battling one another

over the American Dream.

Folder Description

15 Farmingville movie – press kit, 2004

16 Farmingville movie – press releases 2004.

17 Farmingville movie – critical reviews, 2004

18 Farmingville movie – awards, 2004-2005

19 Farmingville movie – photographs of movie poster, 2005

Valdes, Roman / Long Island Puppet Theatre-Cuba

Roman Valdes, a Cuban born self-taught artist, and his wife, Eliza, created the

Long Island Puppet Theater and Museum in Hicksville, N.Y., in 1998.


20 Biography and general information, n.d.

21 Honors and certificates, 2002-2003

22 Advertisements, 2004-2005


24 Postcards and photographs, n.d.

See also: Box 51 - Videotapes

Videotape Description 7 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre – Senior Citizens (Glen

Cove) – Puppets of the World, Jan. 2000

8 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre – News 12 Long

Island, Aug. 18, 2004

9 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre, News 12 segment, 2000

10 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre – Senior Citizens (Glen




12 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre, May 2003

See also: Box 54 - Oversized material

Roman Valdes, L.I. Puppet Theatre – Oversized Photographs of Artwork,

Oversized News

Poster, King of the Mask, 2003

See: Map case 1-10

See also: Box 47 - CD Box

Documentary film Portrait of Roman Valdes by Hofstra University graduate

student Kerry Mackenzie

Box 8 Oversized

Felix Pitre, Drum, Tambourine and Sticks

Pavelid Castañeda, Maracas

Box 9

D. PAINTING AND CRAFTS

Cruz , Pura - Puerto Rico

Painter, sculptor and filmmaker whose work has been described as controversial.

She was born in Puerto Rico and immigrated to the U.S. at a young age.


1 Biographical information, 2007

2 Correspondence, 1994, 1998-2002

3 Correspondence, 2003-2007, n.d.

4 Awards and certificates, 2000, n.d.

5 Exhibition information, 2000, 2004-2005

6 Event information, advertisements, and programs, 1995,

2003-2008.

7 Submissions, 1999-2002

8 World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition

submission, 2002-2003

9 Notes, n.d.

10 News clippings, Spring 1995-April 10, 2008

11 Photographs, 1968, 1970s, 2003-2005

12 Photographs, 1998-2005

13 Suddenly Puertorican: A Memoir, pp. 1-27, 1999







20 Suddenly Puertorican: A Memoir, pp. 152-Bibliography, 1999

21 Original Sin exhibition reception booklet, Jan. 18, 1991

22 Heresies, Latina: A Journal of Ideas, 1993

23 Adelante of Suffolk County Puerto-Rican Hispanic Day

Parade program, June 7, 1998

24 Correspondence from Mayor Bloomberg, photographs, 2008

25 Time Tunnel, artist statement and photographs, 2008

26 Vertigo (work in progress), artist statement and

photographs, 2010

27 Border Wall, artist statement and photographs, 2007

28 La Guitarra Special Concert Series, flyer and promotional cards

(with artist statement); Pura Cruz photographs, 1981, 1992; Red

Eye Guitar. Exhibit Our Journeys Portraits of Latino

Achievement exhibit, promotional cards

29 “A Guitarra Grows on L.I.” Hispanic Heritage Month exhibit at

Patchogue-Medford Library, photos, flyer, 2013

Box 10

Pura Cruz

Archival Scrapbook includes brochures, photographs, letters, programs,

1988-2004 (not consecutive), n.d. Two folders of oversized material.

Box 11

Cruz, Pura

Sketchbook, 1998-2004

Broken Guitara, n.d.

Notes, 2000

See also: Box 44 Oversized

Meet/Meat The Guitar, poster

The Ties That Bind exhibit, postcard and broadside

CD, Family Memories of Pura Cruz

See also: Box 49 Videotapes

Videotapes Description

4 Pura Cruz – Time Stamp: Rediscovering the Latin Artist, Oct.1993

5 Pura Cruz – Who’s Got the Flag?, 1993

8 Pura Cruz Positive Images Cable Television Interview,

1994

Mixed Media Art Piece, And then came the 11th of September/broken

guitar #18 separated to Archivist’s Office

See also Box 54

Pura Cruz poster- Meet/Meat the Guitar event, Feb 7, 2007

See also Sculpture – My L.I. Duck, c.2004. Papier-mâché (with other

materials). See Rm. 038.

Assorted Items: DVD “Positive Images”; Painting “Holding onto our Freedoms”;

“An Open Letter to Wonder Woman, Part II”; correspondence from the

Patchogue-Medford Library; and a 1985-2015 Legacy List.

Box 12

E. LITERATURE

Agiz Francisco H.

Author of several Spanish textbooks.

Folder Description

1 Workbook Testing Program to Accompany el espanol al

dia, Book 1, 1974


dia, Book 1, 1979


dia, Book 2, 1979

Rodriguez , Paul

Paul Rodriguez is an author/illustrator, dancer/choreographer, rapper,

environmentalist, and teaching artist. With themes ranging from anti-

bullying to understanding children with autism to environmental

awareness, his books help children build positive self-esteem while

teaching them to think and be thoughtful of others.


4 Book, Let’s All Play, 2003

5 Book, What Color Are You?,2003

6 Book, Don’t Do Drugs! Do Dance!, 2003

See also: Box 47

CDs Description

21 Drug Awareness Music from the book, “Don’t Do Drugs! Do

Dance!”, 2005

22 Multicultural Music from the book, “What Color Are You?”, 2005

23 Self-esteem and Anti-bullying Music from the book,“Let’s All

Play!”, 2005

Torres, Juan Francisco - Puerto Rico

Puerto Rican artisan dedicated to traditional gourd carving, a craft from

the native Taino people in Puerto Rico.

Folder Description

7 Pamphlets , n.d.

SERIES II : PEOPLE-Arranged alphabetically by family name.

Alvarez-Groneman, Belinda


1 Biographical information, 1996, 1997, 2000, n.d.

2 Correspondence, 1998, 2001, n.d.

3 Speeches, n.d.

4 Honors and awards, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000

5 Retirement party posters, 1999

6 News clippings, 1997, 1999, n.d.

7 Photograph – Suffolk Community College Hispanic

Heritage Month, n.d.

8 Photographs, 1991-1998, n.d.

9 Correspondence of Commissioner John Gallagher

regarding Groneman’s appointment, 1996-1997

10 NAPRHSW newsletters and programs, 1992, 1997, 2003

11 Event programs, 2002, 2004

12 Suffolk County Hispanic Advisory Board, 1997, 2003

13 National Hispanic Society USPS Inc – First Annual Dinner

Dance, Jan. 23, 1999

14 Women of Distinction 8th Annual Awards Dinner, Oct. 21, 1999

15 New Perspectives 1st Annual ‘Wind Beneath Our Wings’, 2004

16 Institute for Puerto Rican Policy, ‘Soy Boricua’ Calendar, 1993

Box 14 Folder Description 1 Adelante of Suffolk County, 30th Anniversary Puerto

Rican/Hispanic Day Parade, June 2, 1996

2 Latina Women’s Society for Social Change, 1999

3 Latina Women’s Society Hall of Fame Ceremonial Dinner,

Mar. 10, 2000

4 NACOPRW – History, 2004, n.d.

5 NACOPRW – 23rd Annual Leadership Conference

Program, Nov. 10-12, 1995

6 NACOPRW – 27th Annual Convention, Career Fair and

Expo, Sept. 2-5, 1999

7 NACOPRW – 28th Annual Convention Program, Oct. 6-8,

2000

8 NACOPRW – National and Long Island Chapter By-Laws,

1997, n.d.

9 NACOPRW – Long Island Chapter – Directory, 1990-

1991

10 NACOPRW – Long Island Chapter – Newsletter Asi

Somos, 1997-1998

11 NACOPRW – Long Island Chapter – Events, 1997, 1999,

2002, n.d.

12 NACOPRW – Long Island Chapter – Donation request

letter, 1997

13 NACOPRW - Long Island Chapter – 10th Anniversary

Program, Dec. 12, 1998

14 NACOPRW – Collected Material from binder, 1989-1992,

1994-1995

15 NACOPRW – Collected Material from binder, 1996

16 NACOPRW – Collected Material from binder, 1997

17 NACOPRW – Collected Material from binder, 1998-1999

18 NACOPRW – Collected Material from binder, 2000-2003


Belinda Alvarez Groneman - News Clipping Printed on Metal, Aug. 5, 1990

Laminated newspaper front pages, June, 1998, Oct. 1998

Networking magazine, Belinda Alvarez-Groneman on cover, Oct. 1998

Box 15

Apodaca, Rick

Folder Description


2 News clippings, 2004

3 Photographs, 2000, n.d.

Baca, Gloria – Nassau County C.A.S.A.

Folder Description

4 Informational pamphlets, n.d.

5 Panel presentation, n.d.

6 Collected material – Health issues for Hispanics/Latinos, n.d.

7 Collected material – Hispanic/Latino services, n.d.

Birch, Candida - Puerto Rico

Folder Description

8 Photographs and postcards of Puerto Rico, 1968, 1970s,

1985, 1989, n.d.

Boitel, Henry - Cuba

Folder Description

9 Biography and genealogical documents, 2005

Cruz, Janet


10 Photographs, Dec. 2005

Del Orbe, Lorenza - Puerto Rico

Folder Description


Goez Family - Colombia

Folder Description


13 Business Cards, n.d.

See also: Box 42

Memorabilia: Woven bag with writing, ‘Triunfo 100 Dulces de Cade Rellenos’;

fruit stall sculpture

See also: Box 43 Woven image of a woman

Harsch , Gladys - Argentina

Folder Description

14 Munson Steamship Lines information, n.d.

Larregui , William - Puerto Rico

Folder Description


16 First Latin American parade of Suffolk County program,

June 11, 1967

17 Adelante parade programs, 1975, 2001

Madurka , Zenaida - Cuba

Folder Description

18 Resume, n.d.

19 Published writings, 1997, 2005

20 Event announcements, 1999, 2001

21 SUNY Stony Brook Graduate Course Bulletin of Hispanic

Languages and Literature, n.d.

Ogazone, Renee Zoraida

Folder Description

22 Photographs, 2001

Box 16

Pachas, Bob and Raquel

Folder Description

1 Biographical information, 2000-2005, n.d.

2 Correspondence, 2003

3 Event programs, 1996, 2002, 2003

4 Letter and photograph from Mark A. Bonilla about award

ceremony, November 23, 2005

5 Raquel Pachas, Certificate of Recognition from Town of

Hempstead, Oct. 2, 2002


7 Hispanic/Latino Cultural events and programs, 1996,

2001-2006, n.d.

8 Freeport and Hempstead newsletters, 2000, 2003, n.d.

9 Collected material, contact list and letter, 2001, n.d.

See also: Box 53 - Oversized materials

Bob and Raquel Pachas – The Artscene newspaper, published by the

Long Island Arts Council at Freeport, Jan-Mar. 1989 – Mar. 15 – May 31,

2006. (Incomplete)

Ramos Acosta Claudia

See: Box 52

Instruments: pan pipe, flute, ocarina

Box 16

See also: Box 47 Digital images in CDs

CD Description

13 Hispanic Collection images - photographs, June 2006

Ramos, Philip – Suffolk County Police Hispanic Society

Folder Description

10 Columns from El Mensajero Semanal (The Weekly

Messengers), May 20, 1992-Jan. 8, 1993

11 Publications in newspapers, Oct. 7, 1992-Nov. 17, 1992,

Sep. 22, 1993, Dec. 8, 1993, n.d.

12 News clippings – Philip Ramos, Sep. 30, 1993-Feb. 2,

1994, n.d.

13 News clippings – police department, Aug. 14, 1991 – Jan.

25, 1994, n.d.

14 News Clippings – Hispanic/Latino issues, June and Oct.

1992, Oct. 1993, n.d.

Rolon Redick , Julia


15 Business card, n.d.

16 Diplomatic Protocol, Official and Ceremonial in Public

Relations, Paraguay, 1994.

Welquis , Lopez

Folder Description

17 Business Card, n.d.


19 Events – Molloy College, 2004, n.d.

20 Awards, 2004

21 Proposal for Elmont Affordable Housing Project, Part 1, 1997

22 Proposal for Elmont Affordable Housing Project, Part 2, 1997

23 Pat Cairo Family Foundation Gala Program, 2005


See also: Box 47

Disc 13 Photographs

II. ORGANIZATIONS –HISPANIC - and NON HISPANIC. Arranged alphabetically.

ACORN - Long Island

The Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) aims

to organize a majority constituency of low- to moderate-income people across

the United States. The members of ACORN take on issues of relevance to their

communities, whether those issues are discrimination, affordable housing, a

quality education, or better public services.


1 General information, n.d.

2 Services, 2005, n.d.

3 ACORN United! newspaper, July-Oct, 2005

4 Long Island Immigrant Alliance and related immigration

material, n.d.

Adelante of Suffolk County, Inc.

Created in 1966 by a group of local Hispanic citizens to respond to a need for a

stronger cultural presence in Suffolk County. It is an active provider of vital

services to community seniors, youth, and people with special needs.


5 Informational brochures and flyers, n.d.

6 Correspondence, 1988

7 Program and class information brochures, n.d.

8 37th Annual Puerto Rican/Hispanic Day Parade Program,

June 1, 2003

9 Photographs, Miriam Garcia with stamp collection, 2006

See also: Box 43

Adelante: Flag of the Dominican Republic

Bilinguals Inc. Child and Parent’s Services.

Dedicated to provide English and Bilingual evaluations and therapeutic and

educational services to children ages 0 to 5 years old.

Folder Descriptions

10 Pamphlets, n.d.

Box 18

Brookhaven Citizens for Peaceful Solutions

An Organization created in 2000 in response to the violence against immigrant

day laborers in Farmingville, NY.

Folder Description


2 General correspondence, 1998-2001, n.d.

3 Committee member lists, 2000, n.d.

4 Meeting minutes, agendas and attendance lists, July 13,

2000-Jan. 30, 2001

5 Meeting minutes, agendas and attendance lists, Feb. 20,

2001- Feb. 11, 2004, n.d.

6 Financial documents, 2000-2001

7 Events, 2000, 2001, n.d.

8 Talking points and ideas, 2001, n.d.

9 Survey, n.d.

10 Newsletters, 2001, 2004

11 News clippings, 2001, n.d.

12 Center for New Community, information and partnership

with BCPS, 2001, n.d.

13 Darren Sandow-correspondence, 1998-2000

14 Darren Sandow-correspondence, January-April, 2001

15 Darren Sandow-correspondence, May 2001-2002, n.d.

16 Darren Sandow-conference to Create Strategies to

Challenge Anti-Immigrant Movement material, July 2-3, 2001

17 Darren Sandow-workshops and conferences, 2001

18 Darren Sandow-contact lists, n.d.

19 Darren Sandow-notes, 2001, n.d.

20 Darren Sandow-notes, n.d.

21 Darren Sandow-information on resolutions 1752, 1754

and 1792, 2000-2001


1 Darren Sandow-Community Service Center Proposal

Information for Farmingville and Brookhaven, 1999-2000

2 Darren Sandow- Community Service Center Proposal

Information for Farmingville and Brookhaven, 2001, n.d.

3 Darren Sandow-collected material-general Hispanic and

Latino issues, 2000-2001, n.d.

4 Darren Sandow-collected material-Long Island Hispanic

and Latino issues, 1999-2003, n.d.

5 Darren Sandow-collected material-Federation for

American Immigration Reform (FAIR), 2000-2001

6 Darren Sandow-collected material-Sachem Quality of

Life, American Patrol, 2001-2002

7 Ed Hernandez-correspondence, 1998-2001

8 Ed Hernandez-writings and information about

Farmingville and immigration, n.d.

9 Ed Hernandez-speeches, n.d.

10 Ed Hernandez-awards, 2003

11 Ed Hernandez -notes, 2000-2001, n.d.

12 Ed Hernandez-protest materials, n.d.

13 Ed Hernandez-workshops and conferences, 2000-2003

14 Ed Hernandez-contact lists, 2001, n.d.

15 Ed Hernandez-press releases, 2000-2001, n.d.

16 Ed Hernandez -Suffolk Community Council Inc. Meeting

Minutes, 2001

17 Ed Hernandez-Farmingville Civics Association, 1999-2000

18 Ed Hernandez-Farmingville Day Workers and Farmingville

Committee Meeting Minutes, 1999-2000

19 Ed Hernandez-Long Island Immigrant Alliance, 2001-2003, n.d.

20 Ed Hernandez-collected correspondence, 1999-2002

21 Ed Hernandez-collected material-immigration-related

events, 2000-2004, n.d.

22 Ed Hernandez-collected material-Central American

Refugee Center (CARECEN), 2001

23 Ed Hernandez-collected material-Center for New

Community, Anti-Defamation League, 2001-2002, n.d.


1 Ed Hernandez-collected material-immigrant services and

groups, n.d.

2 Ed Hernandez-collected material-Catholic Charities, 2000-

2001, n.d.

3 Ed Hernandez-collected material-Farmingville, 1999-

2003, n.d.

4 Ed Hernandez-collected material-United Methodist Women,

2001-2002

5 Ed Hernandez-collected material-Southern Poverty Law

Center, 2001

6 Ed Hernandez-collected material-American Patrol,

National Alliance, 1995, 2000-2001

7 Ed Hernandez-collected material-Sachem Quality of Life

Organization, 1999-2003, n.d.

8 Ed Hernandez-collected material-immigration-related

laws, proposals, statutes, 1996-2002, n.d.

9 Ed Hernandez-collected material-immigration,

immigration policy, 2001-2002

10 Ed Hernandez-collected material-immigration,

immigration policy, 2003-2004, n.d.

11 News clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration -

April 1, 1993; Aug. 7, 1996-June 2000

12 News clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration-July

2000-Dec. 10, 2000

13 News clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration-Jan.

8, 2001-May 30, 2001

14 News clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration-June

6, 2001-July 15, 2001

15 News Clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration-July

18, 2001-March 27, 2003

16 News clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration -

April 21, 2003-Nov. 20, 2003


1 News clippings-Hispanic/Latino issues, immigration-Nov.

24, 2003-Mar. 19, 2004, n.d.

2 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Feb. 22,

1998-Dec. 10, 1999

3 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Jan. 30,

2000-Sep. 21, 2000

4 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Sep. 22,

2000-Oct. 14, 2000

5 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Oct. 15,

2000-Dec. 11, 2000

6 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Dec. 25,

2000-Apr. 12, 2001

7 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Apr. 13,

2001-May 14, 2001

8 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-May 20,

2001-July 8, 2001

9 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-July 9,

2001-Aug. 2, 2001

10 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Aug. 3,

2001-Aug. 27, 2001


2001-Nov. 30, 2001

12 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-Dec. 5,

2001-Oct. 1, 2002


2002-Aug. 2, 2003


2002-Oct. 25, 2003


2003-Mar. 23, 2004

16 News clippings-Farmingville and Long Island-n.d.

17 Restricted file

See also: Box 49 Videotapes - Use copies

Videocopies Description

1 Brookhaven Citizens for Peaceful Solutions - Ed

Hernandez television appearances, n.d.


Hernandez, Farmingville, CHI, housing news

stories, n.d.

3 Brookhaven Citizens for Peaceful Solutions – Ed

Hernandez, Farmingville and other news stories, n.d.

6 Al Roker Investigates: The Farmingville Incident, n.d.

Box 22 Centro Salvadoreño de Nueva York

Community-based organization created to aid refugees of El Salvador and other

Latin American countries with their acculturation into American society

Folder Description


2 Letters and announcements, 2001, n.d.

3 Press releases, 1989, 1993, n.d.

4 Event announcements and programs, 1987-2003


6 Collected material about El Salvador, n.d.

See also: Box 47

CD Description

30 Centro Salvadoreño – photos, 1980s

Círculo de la Hispanidad

Círculo de la Hispanidad, Inc., is a recognized New York State chartered non-

profit community-based organization, first incorporated in 1980.The mission of

Círculo de la Hispanidad is to improve the lives of individuals and families

through a comprehensive range of social service, education, recreation, cultural

and economic development, and social justice programs.

7 History and mission statement, 2004

8 Programs and services information pamphlets and flyers, n.d.

9 Press kits, 200

10 Projects, 2002

11 Events – programs, 1989, 2003-2004, n.d.

12 Events – announcements, 1997, 2001-2006, n.d.

13 Programs and courses, 2001-2006, n.d.

14 Information bulletin, 1990, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2007

15 20th Anniversary Dinner Dance Gala, June 1, 2000

16 Spring Gala Dinner Dance, 2001




20 Spring Gala Dinner Dance, 2005-2008

21 Latin Long Island Magazine, Nov/Dec 2003

22 1992-1997 Long Beach The Early Years, 75th Anniversary

Commemorative Photo Album, 1997

23 Meeting notes, 2004


25 La Identidad newsletter, Fall 2004


1 News clippings – related to Círculo de la Hispanidad,

1991, 1996-1997, 2000-2002

2 News Clippings – related to Círculo de la Hispanidad,

2003-2004, n.d.

3 News Clippings – Hispanic issues, 2000-2004

4 Collected Material, 2003-2006, n.d.

5 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach – court

documents, May 22, 2001

6 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach – court

documents – Gil Bernardino deposition, Aug. 3, 2001

7 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach- court documents

– depositions, Sep. 7 and Nov. 8, 2001, n.d.


– plaintiff’s exhibits, Sep – Nov 2001


– deposition of Edwin Eaton, Nov. 7, 2001


– deposition of Eugene Cammarato, Nov. 19, 2001

11 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach- court documents, 2001.

12 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach- court documents,

June10, 2002

13 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach- court documents,

June 10 and July 3, 2002


– trial transcript, pp. 1-45, July 8, 2002











– trial transcript, pp. 1462 – 1511, July 17, 2002






Sept. 26, 2002

8 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach - court documents

Oct. 4, 2002

9 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach - court documents

Nov 3, 2003.

10 Círculo de la Hispanidad v. Long Beach - court

documents - Bernardino and De La Rosa depositions, n.d.


Ballesteros and Columna direct testimonies, n.d.


-Bernardino Direct, n.d.

13 Celebration Dinner for legal victory, 2002

14 Press releases, 2000, 2002, n.d.

15 Correspondence related to Círculo de la Hispanidad v.

Long Beach verdict, 2002

16 Restricted

See Also: Box 47 - Digital Photographs on CD

CD Description 10 Círculo de la Hispanidad – photographs, c. 2002

See Also: Box 49 - Videotapes (Use Copies)

Video Description

13 Círculo de la Hispanidad – Spring Gala Dinner Dance, Part

1, 2001


2, 2001

See Also: Box 51 - Videotapes (Use Copies)

Video Description

1 Círculo de la Hispanidad – Spring Gala Dinner Dance,

2002

2 Círculo de la Hispanidad – Spring Gala Dinner Dance,

2003

3 Círculo de la Hispanidad – ‘Lawsuit Victory’ News

Segments from ABCNews and Noticias, ch. 41, July 19,

2002

4 Círculo de la Hispanidad –Three Segments Dealing with

Cancellation of Festival, News 12, 1998

5 Círculo de la Hispanidad – News Segments Regarding

Lawsuit over Cancellation of Festival, ch. 12 and Noticias,

ch. 41, n.d.

See also: Box 54

Círculo de la Hispanidad-concert poster, XIII Festival A la Orilla del Mar, March

17-19, 1996

The Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Inc.

Created in 1982 by a group of Latino human-service professionals to address at

local state and national levels the needs of Latino children and their families.


1 Conference material, November 14, 2003 “Recognizing the

Latino Community on Eastern Long Island: Creating

Community Awareness of Unmet Needs”

2 Conference booklets, November 14, 2003 “Recognizing

the Latino Community on Eastern Long Island:

Creating Community Awareness of Unmet Needs”

Community Organization for Parents and Youth, Inc. (COPAY), Maria

Elisa Cuadra

COPAY is an out-patient non-profit agency dedicated to providing professional

service to families and individuals. Programs and services provided include

outpatient substance abuse counseling, family therapy, marital counseling,

vocational assessment and training, academic tutoring, HIV supportive services,

substance abuse education, psychiatric evaluation, parenting skills training,

information, and referrals.


3 Informational publications, n.d.

4 Biography of Maria Elisa Cuadra, n.d.

Cuban Cultural Center of New York

The Cuban Cultural Center is a nonprofit, nonpartisan institution founded by

Cuban exiles to preserve, develop, and disseminate Cuban and Cuban-American

cultural heritage

Folder Description

5 Event flyer, 2005

Gift of Life, Inc.

The organization facilitates free medical services to children suffering from

congenital heart defects and other similar illnesses, who otherwise lack access to

such services.

Folder Description

6 Business cards, n.d.

7 Gala Dinner Dance invitations, June 3, 2006

8 Save a Child Campaign booklets and flyers, 2003, 2004, 2006

9 Newsletter, Jan-Feb 2005

Girl Scouts of Nassau County, Inc.

The Hispanic Initiative delivers high-quality programs to all Latin American

girls wanting to become a Girl Scout.

10 Hispanic/Latino Task Force – events and conferences,

2003-2005

11 Hispanic/Latino Task Force – meeting minutes, Mar. 24,

2007

12 Hispanic/Latino Task Force – Goal 2007-2008

See also: Box 47

CD Description

15 Girl Scouts of Nassau County – Girls Connect, 2004

Health and Welfare Council of Long Island

A not-for-profit, health and human services planning, research/public education

and advocacy organization that serves as the umbrella for public and voluntary

agencies serving Long Island’s poor and vulnerable individuals and families.


13 Pamphlets and flyers, 1998-2003, n.d.

Hempstead Hispanic Civic Association

Hempstead Hispanic Civic Association, Inc. (HHCA), was organized in 1977 and

incorporated in 1978 for the purpose of serving the minority community at three

different levels: housing, education, and civic activities. This community-based

organization is working to promote the welfare of those residents in the Village of

Hempstead by creating positive change in neighborhoods struggling with

disinvestment, poverty, and neglect.

Folder Description

14 Annual Scholarship Fundraising Luncheon program, May

12, 2006

Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre, Inc.

The Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre, Inc., is a not-for-profit

organization established in 1984 by a small group of Latino residents in order to

assist the fast growing population of immigrants from different Spanish language

cultures. The agency provides a wide range of resettlement services, an After-

School Child Care and Tutorial Program, and the Hispanic Brotherhood Senior

Citizen Club.

15 Information and Events, 2006

16 Photographs, 1984, 1999, 2001, 2003, n.d.

See also: Box 47

Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre, n.d.

Hispanic Community of Great Neck

The Hispanic Community of Great Neck is a not-for-profit civic organization

that provides multiple services such as: after school tutorial programs, cultural

and civic events on an ongoing basis, referrals for employment, and help with

completing forms for immigration, citizenship, education translations, and health

related issues.


17 General information, procedural information, n.d.

18 Important dates bulletin, 1994-1995, 2005, n.d.

19 General correspondence, 1992-2005, n.d.

20 Correspondence – Kitty Poons, 1990-1996



23 Correspondence – Cristina Iucciolino, 1998-2001

24 Correspondence – Stella Lawrence, 2003-2004, n.d.

25 Donations, 1998-2005, n.d.

26 Contracts, 1999, 2005

27 Event announcements, 1989-2000

28 Event announcements, 2001-2005, n.d.

29 Meeting minutes, Sep. 12, 2002, Apr. 21, 2003, n.d.

30 Meeting announcements, 1992-1995

31 Meeting announcements, 1996-2001

32 Meeting announcements, 2002-2006, n.d.

33 Financial documents – Treasurer’s Report, 1994-2002

34 Fundraising Account, 2003-2005

35 Tax–exempt status information, 1995, 1999


1 Kitty Poons – biographical information, 1994, 1996, 2003, n.d.

2 Kitty Poons – presentation and research about Hispanic

Culture, 1991-1992, 2000, n.d.

3 Speeches, 1994, 2000, 2001, n.d.

4 Photographs – Mar. 17, 2005

5 Children’s Living After School Program (CLASP), 1991-

1993, 1998-1999, 2003

6 Charter School in Great Neck, 1999

7 Certificate, 1994




11 Newsletter, Por Aqui, Por Alla, Oct. 1997-Nov. 2004

12 Picnic, 1999-2000

13 3rd Annual Scholarship Brunch, 1993

14 6th-9th Annual Scholarship Dinner, 1996-1999

15 10th Annual Scholarship Dinner, 2000



18 14th Annual Scholarship Dinner, includes letter from

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, 2004



21 17th and 19th Annual Scholarship Dinner, 2007, 2009

22 Hispanic College Night, 2004-2005

23 Hispanic Heritage Month at Great Neck Library, 1999

24 Hispanic Homework Help, 1999, 2004

25 Hispanic Organizations on Long Island, n.d.

26 Great Neck/Manhasset Community Childcare Partnership

Partners newsletter, June 1996-June 1998

27 Collected material, 1990-1996, 2004

28 Restricted

Box 27

Hispanic Counseling Center

The Hispanic Counseling Center (HCC) was originally established in 1977 by

the Nassau County Department of Drug and Alcohol Addiction to provide

substance abuse treatment services to the County’s growing Latino population. It

is the only completely bilingual agency in Nassau County licensed by the State

of New York to provide treatment services in the areas of mental health,

substance abuse, alcoholism, and youth and family services.

Folder Description

1 Programs and services information, n.d.

2 Diamond and Pearl Gala programs, November 9, 2007

Hofstra Cultural Center

Hofstra University is a private institution whose primary mission is to provide a

quality education to its students. Hofstra University offers undergraduate and

graduate programs taught by a research-active and professionally engaged

faculty.

3 Hispanic/Latino-related events, 2004

Huntington Historical Society

Historical Society dedicated to preserve the heritage of the Town of Huntington,

reflecting the diverse and changing populations of the community.


4 Booklets, Reaching for a Dream: Huntington’s Ethnic

Heritage, 1988

La Union Hispanica

A multiservice county-wide bilingual agency founded in 1973 to respond to the

needs of the Hispanic population of Nassau County.


6 Board of Directors, n.d.

7 History and profile, 1976, 1986, n.d.

8 Correspondence, 1981, 1988, 1989, 1995, 1997

9 Reorganization Progress Report, May 16, 1988

10 Annual Report, 1977

11 Annual Luncheon programs, 1997-1998



14 Calendar, 1990

15 Incident Review Committee – Members, 1998, 1999, n.d.

16 Incident Review Committee – Meeting Minutes, Dec. 20,

1997-Apr. 28, 1999

17 Incident Review Committee – Memoranda, 1998-1999

18 Incident Review Committee – Correspondence, 1998-1999

19 Incident Review Committee – New York State Office of

Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities –

Memoranda, 1998-1999, n.d.

20 Incident Review Committee – Annual Reports, 1998

21 Incident Review Committee – Home and Community-

Based Service Waiver, 1998, 2002, n.d.

22 Incident Review Committee, Forms, n.d.

23 Service Coordinator Information, 1998, n.d.

24 Resource Manual for Service Coordinator – Table of

Contents and Job Description, n.d.

25 Resource Manual for Service Coordinator – Choice Survey

Autism, Part One, 1992-1993


Autism, Part Two, n.d.


Autism, Part Three, n.d.

28 Resource Manual for Service Coordinator – Incident

Reports, 1995

29 Resource Manual for Service Coordinator – Checklists and

Rights, n.d.

30 Abraham Valentin Jr. – Certificates, 1990, n.d.

31 Collected Material, 1987, 2000

32 Restricted

See also: Box 49

Videotape Description


1, 2001


2, 2001

Box 28

Long Beach Dual Language Program

An Educational program based in Long Beach, NY, created mainly to help

Spanish-speaking students learn English through bilingual classes.

Folder Description

1 Program description and materials, 1999

2 General information, sample schedules, staffing, n.d.

3 General information about English as a Second Language, n.d.

4 Dual Language Two Way Model Packet – Board of

Education of the City of New York, 2001

5 Lesson Plans and Ideas, 2003

6 Student Classwork, 2002-2003

7 ‘Fun Summer Activities’ Study Packet, 2002-2003

8 Presentation, ‘Linguistically Mixed Self-Contained Model,’

Nov. 17, 2001

9 Attanasio and Associates Information, 2004

10 Photographs – Principal to Principal Dual Language

Conversation, 2001-2002

11 Photographs from Internet – ‘Musical Journey, Una

Experienca Cultural’ 2005


13 Information Packet, 2001

14 Information Packet, ‘The Nuts and Bolts of a Dual

Language Program’ 2002

15 Book, High Point, 1984

16 Books, Alexander Y El Dia Terrible, Horrible, Espantoso,

Horroroso, 1972, Que te gusta?, 1992, Platanos

verdes, Musica por todas partes, 1994, Tortillas, 1994

17 Book, Vamos de Fiesta Practice Book, n.d.

18 Book, Teaching Resource Guide for ESL, n.d.

Box 29 Folder Description 1 Book, Ciencias, 2000

2 Book, Side by Side Spanish and English Grammar, 1995

3 Book, Vamos de Fiesta!, 2001

Box 30

Long Island Center for Independent Living

The Long Island Center for Independent Living (LICIL) is a not-for-profit, non-

residential counseling and advocacy center serving people with disabilities in

Nassau County. Originally established by a consortium of three local colleges:

State University of New York at Farmingdale, Hofstra University, and Nassau

Community College, became a free-standing agency in 1982.

Folder Description

1 History and Mission Statement, business cards, n.d.

2 General informational pamphlets, n.d.

3 Press releases, 2002

4 Workshops and programs, 2001-2005, n.d.

5 Event announcements and programs, 2001-2005

6 Gisselle Rivera – certificates, 2004

7 Photographs, 2002-2005

8 The Pioneer newsletter, n.d.

9 Uniendo Lazos newsletter, 2002-2004

10 Centerfocus newsletter, Fall 2000, Spring 2004

11 Blue Pages booklet, Resource for People with

Disabilities, n.d.

12 Information and statistics about Latinos with Disabilities,

2004, n.d.

13 Information about Medical and Disability Issues, n.d.




Box 31 - Oversized

Promotional materials and memorabilia

Long Island Center for Independent Living: promotional material, marker, pen,

ruler, sewing kit, calculator, ice scraper, 2 tote bags and plastic bag

NACOPRW, Ana Lopez-Fontana: promotional material, tote bag

Círculo de la Hispanidad: memorabilia, engraved glass plate

Box 32

Long Island Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Organization, created in 1988, has a mission to serve the Hispanic business

communities of Nassau and Suffolk Counties by advancing and enhancing their

business interests with professional development workshops, resource materials,

company name exposure, and networking opportunities that will help them grow.

Folder Description

1 Latina Luncheon program, May 18, 2006

Long Island Housing Partnership

The Long Island Housing Partnership is a private initiative that invests private

and public funds to create affordable housing in the suburbs. The Housing

Partnership builds and rents affordable homes for low- and moderate-income to

low-income Long Islanders.

Folder Description

2 General correspondence, 1997-2001

3 Contact list, 1999, n.d.

4 Minority Outreach Committee correspondence, 1998

5 Minority Outreach Committee Meeting Agenda, 1998

6 Minority Outreach Committee Dinner, April-June 1998

7 Handwritten notes about meetings, etc., 1998, 2003, n.d.

8 Invitations, 2004-2009

9 Speeches and writings about housing, n.d.

10 Published informational materials, 2002-2004, n.d.

11 Home Buying Assistance: seminars, information, 1999-

2003, n.d.

12 Collected conference programs, 1998, 2002

13 Collected Adelante Puerto-Rican Hispanic Day programs,

June 4, 2000

14 Studies and statistics on housing, 1996-1998

15 Studies and statistics on housing, 2000, 2004, n.d.

16 General housing information, Hispanic/Latino

information, 1998, 1999, 2001, n.d.

17 News clippings, Montgomery County, Maryland, housing

program, 1990-1994


1 News clippings, fair housing, mortgage and loan Bias,

1996-1997

2 News clippings, fair housing, mortgage and loan bias,

1998-2002, n.d.

3 Government articles on housing, 1997, 2002

4 Restricted

See also: Box 54 Oversized Box

Long Island Housing Partnership – oversize news clippings, 1990, 1997-2004,

n.d.

Mezclamediamarket, Inc.

Mezclamediamarket, Inc. is a not-for-profit international Hispanic media

organization created to showcase and promote Hispanic artistic and literary

work. The organization is involved in advertising, broadcasting, journalism,

publishing, cinema films, and Internet.

Folder Description

5 Mezcla international Latino Film Festival, 2005

6 Media kit, 2005

7 Press releases, 2006

8 Applications for College Short Film Showcase, 2006

National Association of Puerto Rican-Hispanic Social Workers

(NAPRHSW)– Sonia Palacio-Grottola and Pauline Velazquez

Organization dedicated to organize Social Workers and other Human Service

professionals to strengthen, develop, and improve the resources and services that

meet the needs of Puerto Rican/Hispanic families. This non-profit organization

was founded in 1983.

9 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – official documents, 1997, 2002,

2003, 2006

10 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – biographical information, 1997,

2000, n.d.

11 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – correspondence, 1989-1997

12 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – correspondence, 1998-2004, n.d.

13 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – biographical news clippings,

1996-2004, n.d.

14 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – certificates and awards, 1998-

2004, n.d.

15 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – conferences and events, 1990-2007

16 Photographs, 1990, 1992, 2000, 2003, n.d.

17 Presentations and speeches, 1995, 1996, n.d.

18 News Clippings – Sonia Palacio-Grottola and Pauline

Velazquez-biographical, 1990, 1997-2003, n.d.

19 Pauline Velazquez – news clippings, 1996-1997

20 Notes, 1995, n.d.

21 NAPRHSW – official documents, 1993-1994

22 NAPRHSW – officers list, n.d.

23 NAPRHSW – general correspondence, 1982-1989, 1997-1999

24 NAPRHSW – by-laws, Aug. 31, 2003

25 NAPRHSW – general information and membership form, n.d.

26 NAPRHSW – meeting minutes, 1982

27 NAPRHSW – meeting attendance sheets, 1982

28 NAPRHSW – meeting announcements, 1983-1984

29 NAPRHSW – events, 1998-2007

30 NAPRHSW – 20th Anniversary booklet, 2002

31 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Nov. 1984-Dec. 1986, Sep.

1988-Fall/Winter 1991


1 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Winter 1991/Spring 1992-

Winter 1994

2 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Spring 1995-Spring 1997

3 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Summer 1997-Summer 1999

4 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Aug. 1999-Summer 2001

5 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Autumn 2001-Spring 2003

6 NAPRHSW – newsletters, Summer 2003-Spring 2004,

2007-2008

7 National Association of Social Workers (NASW) – New

York State, 1998-2004

8 National Association of Social Workers – Suffolk County

Division – newsletters, Aug/Sep 1998-Nov. 1999, Aug.

2002-Nov. 2003

9 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – general

information, 1995, n.d.

10 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – position

statements, 1995

11 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – general

correspondence, 1995-1997, n.d.

12 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – meeting minutes

and agendas, Dec. 17, 1988, Mar. 4, 1995-Jun.14,

1995, Aug. 25, 1998, n.d.

13 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – member lists,

1995, n.d.

14 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – committees, n.d.

15 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – Press Releases,

1995-1998

16 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – financial

documents, 1989, 1995

17 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – event

announcements, 1995

18 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – forums, Apr. 29

and June 3, 1995

19 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – contact lists, 1995


1 Long Island Coalition for English Plus – Contact Lists, n.d.

2 Suffolk County Executive Hispanic Advisory Board –

Official Documents, 1996-2000


members, 2004


correspondence, 1995, 2000-2004


events, 1996-2000


meeting minutes, 2002-2004

7 Suffolk County Coalition for English Plus – Resource

Book, Part 1, Aug 17, 1998

8 Suffolk County Coalition for English Plus – Resource

Book, Part 2, Aug 17, 1998

9 English Plus Information Clearinghouse (EPIC), 1987-

1989, n.d.

10 Suffolk County English-Only Resolutions and Debate,

1989

11 H. R. 1005 and H. R. 123 Information, Jan- Mar, 1995

12 H.R. 1005 and H.R. 123 Information, Apr. 1995-Fall 1997,

n.d.

13 Collected Material – English-Only Debate, 1985-1988

14 Collected Material – English-Only Debate, 1989-1996

15 Collected Material – English-Only Debate, 1997, n.d.


1 Collected material – position papers on English-Only

legislation, 1989, 1994-1995, n.d.

2 State or City resolutions concerning language, 1987-

1988, n.d.

3 Resolution 1001-89 – English as the Official Language of

Suffolk, 1988

4 Resolution 1669-96 and Resolution 751-96 – English as the

Official Language of Suffolk, 1996

5 Suffolk County Executive ‘English-Only’ Resolutions and

Debate, 1995-1998

6 Suffolk County Executive ‘ English-Only’ Resolutions and

Debate, 1999, n.d.

7 Suffolk County Spanish-Speaking Caseworker Debate, 1988

8 Politician information and lists, 1988, 1997, n.d.

9 New York State Association for Bilingual Education

(NYSABE), 1995-1996

10 National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE),

1988, 1995-1996

11 Collected Material – Bilingual Education, 1994-1998, n.d.

12 The Spanish Society of Suffolk County, 1981

13 The Long Island Hispanic/Latino Leadership Summit, 1993

14 La Union Hispanica, 1988, 1995, 2000, n.d.


1 Nassau/Suffolk Hispanic Task Force – conference, 1995, 1996

2 Nassau/Suffolk Hispanic Task Force – conference, 1997





7 Nassau/Suffolk Hispanic Task Force – meeting minutes,

Jan. 6, 2006

8 Nassau/Suffolk Hispanic Task Force – recommendations,

1989, 1995, 2003

9 New York State Assembly Puerto Rican/Hispanic Task

Force – publications, 2005-2006

10 New York State Assembly /Senate Puerto Rican/Hispanic

Task Force Conference, April 28-30, 2006

11 New York State Assembly /Senate Puerto Rican/Hispanic

Task Force Conference, April 28-30, 2006

12 National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed

Officials, 1989, 1995, n.d.

13 Adelante of Suffolk County 16th Annual Hispanic-

American Parade program, n.d.

14 Catholic Charities Diocese of Rockville Centre and

Catholic Charities Amityville, 1995

15 News clippings – English-Only Debate, Feb. 20-1986-Jan.

10, 1989

16 News clippings – English-Only Debate, Jan. 23, 1989-

Feb.26, 1995

17 News clippings – English-Only Debate, Mar. 1, 1995-Dec.

1995


1 News clippings – English-Only Debate, Mar. 1996-Dec. 4, 1996

2 News clippings – English-Only Debate, Jan. 4, 1997-Aug. 19, 1998

3 News clippings – English-Only Debate, Aug. 19, 1998-

Dec. 6, 1998, n.d.

4 News clippings – Hispanic/Latino issues, minorities and

immigration, 1951, 1990, 1992-Mar. 19, 1996


immigration, May 13, 1996-July 21, 1998


immigration, July 24, 1998-July 21, 2002, n.d.

7 Collected correspondence, 1989, 1995-1997

8 Collected material – immigration, 1986-1995

9 Collected material – Hispanic/Latino issues, 1988, 1995-2005, n.d.

10 Collected material – various subjects including mental

health, social work, employment practices and

aging, 1989-2004, n.d.

11 Restricted

See also: Box 47 - Digital Photographs on CD

CD Description

6 NAPRHSW – photographs, c. 1998-1999.

7 NAPRHSW and Coalition for English Plus – photographs,

c. 1995

20 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – Hispanic Advisory Board –

photographs, n.d.

See also: Box 49 - Videocopies

Video Description

9 NAPRHSW – The Diversity and Strengths of the Latino

Family, 2001

Box 39

National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, Inc. (NACOPRW) – Ana

Lopez (Fontana) Torres

The National Conference of Puerto Rican Women, Inc. (NACOPRW) is a

national organization with chapters in various cities. They are the only national

organization of Puerto Rican women in the United States dedicated to promoting

the civic and cultural participation of Puerto Rican women and other Latinas in

the economic, social, and political life in the United States and Puerto Rico.

Folder Description

1 Facts and history, n.d.

2 Summits and conferences, 1991, 2005, n.d.

3 Newsletters, 1991

4 Directory, 1990-1991

5 Directory of women Elected Officials, 1993

6 Long Island Chapter – 1996, 2004, 2005


8 Ana Lopez (Fontana) Torres – Shepherd’s Gate Before and

After-School Child Care, 2006

9 Torres – awards, 2003, n.d.

10 Ana Lopez (Fontana) Torres – news clippings, 1992

11 Collected material, 1991-1993

See also: Box 31, Oversized Box

Promotional Materials and Memorabilia

NACOPRW, Ana Lopez-Fontana: promotional material, tote bag

See also: Box 47

CD Description

13 National Conference of Puerto Rican Women

PRONTO of Long Island

PRONTO is a Long Island based non-profit human service agency which

provides various services to the needy, homeless, unemployed, immigrants,

uninsured, and anyone in need of basic services. PRONTO provides these

services in the Tri-Hamlet (Town of Islip) area and its surrounding communities.


12 General information, c. 2002

13 Information folder about history, giving, and programs, n.d.

14 Newsletter, 1994

15 Spring Gala program, 2005

16 Spring Gala invitation, 2006

17 Bill Moran Memorial Fundraising Golf Outing programs,

1997, 1999, 2001


19 Photographs, Dec. 13, 2005, n.d.


PRONTO. Architectural Drawings for Building in Bay Shore, Sep. 24, 2003;

site plan, n.d.

South Nassau Communities Hospital – Sheila D’Nodal

South Nassau Communities Hospital (SNCH) is one of the leading Health Care

Institutions on the South Shore of Long Island and provides services for a

diverse population.

20 Hospital information and programs, Apr. 2004

21 Sheila D’Nodal – awards and speaking engagements,

Dec. 2003, Mar. 2004, Oct. 2004

22 Sheila D’Nodal - excerpts from Healthy Outlook

newsletter, Nov. 2004, Sep. 2005, Dec. 2005

23 Sheila D’Nodal – excerpts from Intercom, employee

newsletter, Dec. 2003, May 2004, Sep. 2004, Apr. 2005,

Nov. 2005

24 Shelia D’Nodal – excerpts from Physician’s Forum

newsletter, Dec. 2003, July 2004, Oct. 2005

25 Shelia D’Nodal – news clippings, July 2004 – May 2006

26 Photographs , n.d.

27 Cultural Diversity Newsletter, Dec. 2003

28 Collected material – Hispanic/Latino issues, n.d.

The Spanish Society of Suffolk County, Inc.

This organization was created to help bridge the gap between cultures and to

display the Latin American culture.

29 Twentieth Anniversary Coronation Dinner Dance, n.d.

Town of Islip Youth Bureau

The Islip Town Youth Bureau and the Islip Youth Board administer four

not-for-profit agencies providing youth services Town wide. Agencies include:

Youth & Family Counseling Program -

Youth Enrichment Services -

South Shore Community Organization -

Islip Runaway Program/Independent Living Program -

30 Pamphlets and flyers, n.d.

Box 40

Westbury Language Center – Maria Isabel Martinez

A private organization offering English as a Second Language (ESL) and

computer classes for immigrants of any nationality.

Folder Description

1 Business certificate, 2001

2 Classes, programs and informational pamphlets, 2004-

2005, n.d.


4 Photographs – Grand Opening of Westbury Language

Center, n.d.

5 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, lesson plans, n.d.

6 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, letter of

recommendation, 1995

7 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, academic

work, 1995, 1998

8 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, academic

work, n.d.

9 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, classwork, n.d.

10 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, evaluations,

1994-1996

11 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, nominations

and awards,1993, 1995, 1996

12 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, Westbury

Friends School, 1994-1995

13 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, Hicksville

Public Library and Hicksville School District, 1993-1994

14 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, Bay Shore

School District, 1995, 2000-2001

15 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, conferences,

1995-1996

16 Maria Isabel Martinez – teaching portfolio, photographs, n.d.

17 Collected material, 2003, n.d.

See also: Box 47

Folder Description

25 Westbury Language Center – Maria Isabel Martinez, 2004

See also: 49


12 Westbury Language Center – Maria Isabel Martinez – L. I.

News Tonight segment on Telecare ch. 29, Feb. 9, 2004

Box 40

The Workplace Project

The Workplace Project was founded in 1992 as a response to the exploitation of

immigrant workers with the purpose of guiding and organizing this vulnerable

group, particularly on Long Island, New York, where in the last 20 years the

Latino immigrant population has increased.

Folder Description

18 Informational pamphlet, 2003

19 Event announcements, 2006, n.d.

20 Newsletter, Nov. 2005

21 News clippings, 2002, 2004

SERIES III: MEDIA – Includes audio, interview transcripts, newspapers, memorabilia,

video, magazines and photographs on CD. Arranged alphabetically.

Interviews with Individuals Featured in the Hispanic/Latino Collection,

conducted by Marianela Santurio.

Folder Description

22 Claudia Acosta – Gladys Jennerjahn, 2005-2006

23 Liliana Kaplann – Renee Zoraida Ogazone, 2005-2006

24 Garcia Osuna – Emma Tolmach, 2005-2006

25 Restricted

Memorabilia: Business Cards - Includes business cards from many of the

donors of this collection.

Folder Description

26 Business cards, n.d

Memorabilia: Flyers / Pamphlets - various businesses and organizations

Folder Description

27 Includes flyers and pamphlets of various businesses and

organizations, 2006, n.d.

Radio Program: Ethnic Press

“Feet in Two Worlds” – Audio Presentation, May, 2005.

(Note: “Feet in Two Worlds” was a radio program that was part of Think

Global, public radio’s week of special coverage that featured personal stories

from reporters from the city’s ethnic press, as well as from WNYC reporters.

This CD contains elements of WNYC reporter Cindy Rodriguez’s portion of the

report. The elements on this CD are “Cindy’s intro,” “Video Conferencing

Story,” “McCourt intro,” and “Smuggler Story.” Ms Rodriguez made a

presentation of this report at Hofstra University’s conference, “Beyond Borders:

A Celebration and Exploration of Hispanic Culture, Education and Life.” This

conference was held on Friday, October 28, 2005.)

See: Box 47, CD 12

Box 41 Oversized Box

Oversized materials. Los Macondos musical instruments and other objects.

Abarcas (sandals)

Trinche (scraper for guacharaca)

Guacharaca (instrument)

Mochila (bag)

Sombrero Vueltiao del Sinu (hat)

Box 42 Memorabilia The Goez Family: Woven bag with writing, ‘Triunfo 100 Dulces de Cade

Rellenos’; fruit stall sculpture

Box 43 The Goez Family: Woven image of a woman

Adelante: flag of the Dominican Republic

Box 44 Oversized Box PRONTO – Architectural drawings for building in Bay Shore, Sep. 24, 2003;

Site plan, n.d.

Belinda Alvarez Groneman - News clipping printed on metal, Aug. 5, 1990

Laminated newspaper front pages, June, 1998, Oct. 1998

Networking Magazine, Belinda Alvarez-Groneman on cover, Oct. 1998


Latin Long Island Magazine, Aug/Sep 2001 – May/June 2005


Unidentified wooden box containing hat, n.d.

Box 47 CD Description

1 Panambí Verã– photographs, c. 1995-2004

2 Panambí Verã– photographs, c. 1995-2004

3 Estampas Folkloricas Peru – photographs, c. 2004

4 Estampas Folkloricas Peru – photographs, 2004

5 “Havana to Here” – audio project – May 2005

(Note: “Havana to Here” was an audio project produced by Hofstra University

undergraduate student Jillian Schalk. The project documents the Cuban

immigrant experience and features interviews with Maria Elena Santana-

Gutierrez and Veronica Gutierrez. These interviews were conducted in Forest

Hills, NY, in May 2005. The CD was edited and produced in Dempster Hall at

Hofstra University.)

Box 47

CD Description

6 NAPRHSW – photographs, c. 1998-1999

7 NAPRHSW and Coalition for English Plus – photographs,

c. 1995

8 NASW – photographs, c. 1960s-1989

9 La Familia Castañeda – photographs, c. 1992-2004

(Note: CD also includes scanned copies of programs,

flyers, news clippings, and family papers.)

10 Los Macondos – photographs, c. 1972-2004

(Note: CD also includes scanned copies of programs,

flyers, concert posters, news clippings, etc.)

11 Círculo de la Hispanidad – photographs, c. 2002

12 “Feet in Two Worlds” – audio presentation, May, 2005

(Note: “Feet in Two Worlds” was a radio program that was part of Think Global,

public radio’s week of special coverage that featured personal stories from

reporters from the city’s ethnic press, as well as from WNYC reporters. This CD

contains elements of WNYC reporter Cindy Rodriguez’s portion of the report.

The elements on this CD are “Cindy’s intro,” “Video Conferencing Story,”

“McCourt intro,” and “Smuggler Story.” Ms Rodriguez made a presentation of

this report at Hofstra University’s conference, “Beyond Borders: A Celebration

and Exploration of Hispanic Culture, Education and Life.” This conference was

held on Friday, October 28, 2005.)

CD Description 13 Hispanic Collection Images – photographs, June 2006

- CARECEN

- Claudia Ramos Acosta

- Welquis Lopez

- Anna Torres

- National Conference of Puerto Rican Women

- Andrea Pryor de Manrique

CD Description

14 Hispanic Collection images – photographs, June 2006

-Danilo Aviles

-Gladys Ramirez / Telecare

15 Girl Scouts of Nassau County – Girls Connect, 2004

16 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island – Milongas, Oct.

30, 2005

Box 47 CD Description 17 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island – Milongas, Nov.

28, 2005, Feb. 26, 2006

18 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island and Profesorra

Beatriz Cizneros –Milongas, Sep. 28-2005

19 Argentine Tango Lovers of Long Island – On Public

Access, 2006

20 Sonia Palacio-Grottola – Hispanic Advisory Board –

photographs, n.d.

21 Paul Rodriguez – Drug Awareness Music from the book,

“Don’t DoDrugs! Do Dance!”, 2005

22 Paul Rodriguez – Multicultural Music from the book,

“What Color Are You?”, 2005

23 Paul Rodriguez – Self-esteem and anti-bullying music

from the book, Let’s All Play!, 2005

24 Mick Santurio – photographs, n.d.

25 Westbury Language Center – Maria Isabel Martinez, 2004

26 Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre, n.d.

27 Los Macondos de Colombia – Conjunto Vallento, Mirada

de Reojo, 2004

28 Oriki Omi Oddara, American Museum of Art, Dec. 30, 2005

29 Dame la Mano, n.d.

30 Centro Salvadoreño – photographs, 1980s

See also: CD Box, Room 033 - Tributo al Llano M1680.T76 1999

31 Documentary film Portrait of Roman Valdes by Hofstra

University graduate student Kerry Mackenzie

Box 48 Videotapes - Archival Copies





Hernandez, Farmingville, CHI, housing news

stories, n.d.



4 Pura Cruz – Time Stamp: Rediscovering the Latin Artist,

Oct. 1993



7 Felix Pitre – Theatreworks Tape, n.d.

8 Pura Cruz – ‘Positive Images’ Cable Television Interview, 1994

9 NAPRHSW – ‘The Diversity and Strengths of the Latino

Family,’2001

10 ‘English – Only’ News Segments, Angela Devaris, ch. 47,

Aug 13, 1998 and Peter Kobler Editorial, ch. 12, Aug. 25, 1998

11 Demonstration Against ‘English-Only’ Legislation Held

Outside Congressman Peter’s King’s Office – Realidades,

ch. 35, May, 1995


News Tonight Segment on Telecare Ch. 29, Feb. 9, 2004


1, 2001


2, 2001

Box 49 Videotapes – Use Copies





Hernandez, Farmingville, CHI, housing news stories, n.d.



4 Pura Cruz – Time Stamp: Rediscovering the Latin Artist,

Oct. 1993



7 Felix Pitre – Theatreworks Tape, n.d.

8 Pura Cruz – ‘Positive Images’ Cable Television Interview, 1994

9 NAPRHSW – ‘The Diversity and Strengths of the Latino

Family,’2001

10 ‘English – Only’ News Segments, Angela Devaris, ch. 47,

Aug 13, 1998 and Peter Kobler Editorial, ch. 12, Aug. 25, 1998

11 Demonstration Against ‘English-Only’ Legislation Held

Outside Congressman Peter’s King’s Office – Realidades,

ch. 35, May, 1995


News Tonight Segment on Telecare ch. 29, Feb. 9, 2004


1, 2001


2, 2001

Box 50 Videotapes – Archival Copies


1 Círculo de la Hispanidad – Spring Gala Dinner Dance, 2002


Box 50 Videotapes Description 3 Círculo de la Hispanidad – ‘Lawsuit Victory’ news

Segments from ABC News and Noticias, ch. 41, July 19, 2002

4 Círculo de la Hispanidad –Three segments dealing with

cancellation of festival, News 12, 1998

5 Círculo de la Hispanidad – news segments regarding

lawsuit over cancellation of festival, ch. 12 and Noticias,

ch. 41, n.d.

6 Panambí Verã– Ballet Folklorico Paraguayo – Noche de

Poesia, Musica y Danza Paraguaya, Aug. 15, 1997





9 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre, n.d.

10 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre Museum, n.d.



13 For Your Long Island Show #2, Hofstra University, n.d.

14 La Union Hispanica – 16th Anniversary of La Union

Hispanica, June, 1989; Cablevision Interview of Board

Members/CEO, 1993; LUH in Community Action TV

News Reports, 1998

Box 51 Videotapes – Use Copies




3 Círculo de la Hispanidad – ‘Lawsuit Victory’ news

segments from ABC News and Noticias, ch. 41, July 19, 2002

4 Círculo de la Hispanidad – three segments dealing with

cancellation of festival, News 12, 1998

5 Círculo de la Hispanidad – news segments regarding

lawsuit over cancellation of festival, ch. 12 and Noticias,

ch. 41, n.d.

6 Panambí Verã– Ballet Folklorico Paraguayo – Noche de

Poesia, Musica y Danza Paraguaya, Aug. 15, 1997






10 Ramon Valdes/L. I. Puppet Theatre Museum, n.d.



13 For Your Long Island Show #2, Hofstra University, n.d

14 Latino Parent Work Shop – Math, March 28, 1995

Box 52 Oversized

Claudia Ramos Acosta

Instruments: pan pipe, flute, ocarina

See also: Box 47

Gladys Ramirez

Miniature musical instruments from Ecuador

See also: Box 47

Box 53 Oversized

Bob and Raquel Pachas

The Artscene newspaper, published by the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport,

Jan-Mar. 1989 – Mar. 15 – May 31, 2006 (Incomplete)

Box 54 Oversized Material Hofstra University - Hispanic Heritage Month Event List, 2007

Newsday - Pullout Section – ‘Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month’, 2003

Newsday - Pullout Section – ‘Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month’, 2004

Long Island Housing Partnership – Oversize News Clippings, 1990, 1997-

2004, n.d.

Pura Cruz – Poster – Meet/Meat the Guitar event, Feb. 7, 2007

Marianela Santurio – event poster, Oct. 29, 2005

Anzita de America – Oversized Photograph, n.d.

Círculo de la Hispanidad – concert poster, ‘XIII Festival A La Orilla del Mar’,

Mar. 17-19, 1996

Special Collections Hofstra University - Proclamation by Suffolk County

Executive Steve Levy to Long Island Studies Institute and Special Collections

Department at Hofstra to celebrate Hispanic Heritage, Sep. 13,2004

Los Macondos – Oversized news clipping, Oct. 23, 2003

The Castañeda Family – Pavelid Castañeda –Poster, n.d.

Roman Valdes, L.I. Puppet Theatre – Oversized photographs of artwork,

oversized news clippings and other items relating to Art on Long Island, 1989,

1993; Puppet Show, 2003-2004; the King of the Mask, 1995; Puppets and Puppet

Theatre, 1994-2001

Box 55 Oversized

Flamenco dress. Seville Festival-Spain. Donated by the Pardo Family, 2010.

Box 56 Mola Collection: Kuna Art of Panama- San Blas Islands.

Folder Description

1 Mola Exhibit at Port Washington Library. Insurance List Design

Magazine article, flyers. Informational display cards, 1975-1977

2 Mola’s and San Blas Island Information. Photographs of island, n.d.

3 Slides of Mola Exhibit, 1977

4 Magazines National Geographic. Pg. 402, Marc 1970,

Pg. 595 Nov. 1975.

5 Newspaper clippings (laminated), the New York Times, Nov.

9, 1975, March 20, 1977, July 5, 1978.

Book, The Art of Being Kuna. Layers of Meaning Among

the Kuna of Panama. Reference Collection.

Call Number F1565.2.C8 S23 1997

See also: Collection of 16 Molas. One separated in Reading Room, three in

room 036 and one in Archivist’s office Room 033A. Other Molas in Map Case

Drawer 2-5.

Box 57 Misc. Articles