Latinos in New Jersey: Research Blogs and Articles
Our Department’s mission has been to document, celebrate, and support the experiences and struggles of Puerto Ricans and Latinos in New Jersey. These articles and blogs are the product of the work of the Book Chapter authors, our students, and other scholars and activists whose work focuses on New Jersey.
From Aguada to Dover: Puerto Ricans Rebuild Their World in Morris County, New Jersey, 1948 to 2000
Olga Jiménez de Wagenheim
Documenting the Work of Hilda Hidalgo
Aldo Lauria Santiago
Papelitos Guardados: Women’s Collective Stories
Elena Sabogal
Metamorphosing Identities: Dominicans in New Jersey
Carlos Decena
Puerto Ricans in New Jersey: Inclusion, Civil Rights, and Mobility
Aldo Lauria Santiago
A Century of Cuban Music in New Jersey
Ben Lapidus
Researching Puruvians in Paterson
Gianncarlo Muschi
La Iglesia Catolica es mi Comunidad
Melanie Plasencia
Building a Culture of Health for Latinos in New Jersey
Peter Guarnaccia
Karen D’Alonzo
Sandra Echeverría
Documents of the Lincoln Annex Struggle
Lilia Fernandez
Colombian Independence Day Festival: Hackensack
Sol Escobar
Latino Labor History of West New York, New Jersey, 1930-2000
Eleni Boulinaris
The New Brunswick Community Walk
Mentoring for Social Justice and Community-Building
Douglass Residential College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick
