#LMSP2016 - Twitter Hashtag

National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum

over 5 years ago

The Pandemic Oral History Project by the @ArchivesAmerArt counted with the participation of Fernanda Espinosa, #LMSP2016 alumna, oral historian, and cultural organizer. Learn more about this project supported by the #LatinoInitiativesPool: https://t.co/xlNPcZD5n0

ArchivesAmericanArt @ArchivesAmerArt

over 5 years ago

#CadexHerrera, noted for his work on the iconic #GeorgeFloyd mural, was interviewed for the Archives’ Pandemic Oral History Project. This new series of 85 interviews with American artists & art world figures is available on our website. Watch his here: https://t.co/uH0QwuwUox

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National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum

almost 6 years ago

Arielle Akines, Ph.D., #LMSP2016, is now the Language Resource Center Director in Modern and Classical Languages at @WheatonCollege! Dr. Akines is passionate about bilingualism and looks forward to building connections through language practice in her new role.

USLatinoMuseum's tweet photo. Arielle Akines, Ph.D., #LMSP2016, is now the Language Resource Center Director in Modern and Classical Languages at @WheatonCollege! Dr. Akines is passionate about bilingualism and looks forward to building connections through language practice in her new role. https://t.co/dK44vDYpvS

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National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum

almost 7 years ago

Listen to John Santos describe how African traditions were maintained in Cuban music, and the particular knowledge of healing, nature, and the divine that is recorded in the Palo Congo rhythms, prayers, and songs. https://t.co/2mLoUz5wNu Blog by #LMSP2016 alumna Robin Morey.

USLatinoMuseum's tweet photo. Listen to John Santos describe how African traditions were maintained in Cuban music, and the particular knowledge of healing, nature, and the divine that is recorded in the Palo Congo rhythms, prayers, and songs. https://t.co/2mLoUz5wNu

Blog by #LMSP2016 alumna Robin Morey. https://t.co/aqDuhyh3Cs

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National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum

over 8 years ago

We are so proud of José, one of our Latino Museum Studies Program (#LMSP2016) alumn! Get to know more about his projects, as well as his current collaborations with @SLC_Latino's Latino DC History Project. https://t.co/prMfALYJk2

OHMAR @OHMidAtlantic

over 8 years ago

OHMAR travel award recipient José Centeno-Meléndez takes over our twitter handle to share his experiences at #OHMAR2018! The handle is all yours, @_50Centeno!

OHMidAtlantic's tweet photo. OHMAR travel award recipient José Centeno-Meléndez takes over our twitter handle to share his experiences at #OHMAR2018! The handle is all yours, @_50Centeno! https://t.co/qjbQwVcCW7

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National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum

over 8 years ago

#OTD in 1917, The Jones–Shafroth Act, also known as the Jones Act, was signed by President Woodrow Wilson. It granted U.S. Citizenship to anyone born in Puerto Rico on or after April 25, 1898. Blog post by #LMSP2016 Verónica Rivera-Negrón. https://t.co/1eCnL4nhSz

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National Museum of the American Latino @USLatinoMuseum

over 8 years ago

Listen to John Santos describe how African traditions were maintained in Cuban music, and the particular knowledge of healing, nature, and the divine that is recorded in the Palo Congo rhythms, prayers, and songs. Via @SmithsonianFolk #LMSP2016 #BHM. https://t.co/M9BlyrkZMA

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