06. Latin American and Caribbean Collections
Found in 160 Collections and/or Records:
Jane Malinoff-Kamide Collection on Afro-Brazil
Lawrence Carpenter Papers
Field notebooks, index cards, general files and publications, slides, and AV material related to linguist and anthropologist Lawrence Carpenter's research on the Quechua language in South America.
SS Statendam West Indies Photograph Album
Holland-America Line 1937 promotional album of photographs of the West Indies taken by photographer Robert Smith Mathews with text written by his brother, Richard B. Mathews.
Russell Ramsey Papers
The collection contains documents, publications, correspondence, and research materials related to the academic and military career of Russell Ramsey.
Francis Daniel Althoff, Jr. Collection on Afromexican Spanish
Field interviews, transcripts, and other materials related to Francis Daniel Althoff’s doctoral dissertation “The Afro-Hispanic Speech of the Municipio of Cuajinicuilapa, Guerrero.”
Latinos in the U.S. Zine Collection
Zine collection featuring Latin American artists expressing cultural, personal, political, and identity ideals and experiences of the Latin American community in the United States.
Helen Safa Papers
The collection contains documents, publications, and correspondence pertaining to Dr. Helen Safa's academic career.
Latin American and Caribbean Comics Collection
Comic books from Latin America and the Caribbean that cover a wide range of topics and styles, for children and adults.
Eduardo Hernández “Guayo” Papers
Photographs, publications, articles, documents, films, oral histories, artifacts, stamps, Cuban currency, and other items related to Cuban photojournalist and cinematographer Eduardo Hernández "Guayo", who was one of Cuba's most celebrated cameramen and reporters of the twentieth century.
Farmworkers Collection
The Farmworkers collection contains photographs and publications about farmworkers in the United States, including migrant workers, and their struggle to fight for equitable and fair working conditions, including the unionization of farmworkers under labor and civil rights leaders such as César Chávez and Dolores Huerta.