Manito Trail

Collecting stories from Hispanic families from New Mexico who migrated out of state. Come share your story!

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Check out our latest blog post from Shelli Rottschaffer, who writes about her connection to Taos and how she carries New Mexico with her wherever she goes. #NuevoMexico #TAOS #querencia

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@drmanuaviles Felicidades!

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Check out our new blog post by Isabelle Sandoval, who writes about her family in Laramie, Wyoming in the 1950s

https://t.co/zPKFyxWlq6

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Tomorrow, please take some time to read our new blog on how Dr. Margarita Pignataro, incorporates the Following the Manito Trail into her teaching!

Thank you to Dr. Pignataro for authoring this three-part series!

https://t.co/fhLQj32f36

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On July 7th check out the first in a three part series for our blog by friend of the Following the Manito Trail project, Dr. Margarita E. Pignataro. The series focuses on querencia and her pull to the Manito Trail no matter where she has roamed. https://t.co/jlV0OsUtbz

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On April 1st, a conversation with author Mary Louise Sanchez about her novel, The Wind Called My Name will be posted to our blog. Learn more about Mary Louise on her website, https://t.co/3gtygwSPrh and access our blog at https://t.co/TeiyRB61G6

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Where are all the Manitos at! Holla!

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Great things coming in 2019!

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Join the #ChicanoaCollection & @asulibraries in Oct. & learn how you can preserve your family history! Add to the @asuchicano archives #HHM

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#Laramie Hispanics! Is your family from Northern New Mexico? We want your stories. Join us this Sunday, Mar 6!