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Why is Latinx Heritage Month Important?

September 2021

Raza de Sordx at CSD

Raza de Sordx at CSD

Future Latinx Ambassadors

Deaf Ecosystem Spotlight - Raza de Sordx at California School for the Deaf - Convo

Social Justice & Intersectionality

Lorraine Flores & Vanessa Sandez

CSD Latinx 2018 Graduates

Dante Wissler Talks About Immigrating from Peru to America

Ensable Colibri Folklorico

Latinx students share their identities at Youth Lidres Camp retreat

Creative Decorating for

Raza de Sordx Party

Peruvian Clothing in Peru

(International Studies)

Sock Factory in Honduras

2022 Tyler Cardosa & Nayley Colmenares-Rodriguez performed at the San Jose Shark game

2019 – Samantha Medina-Vazquez performed at the Levi Stadium for the College Football National Championship Game

2019 – Alexis Bravo performed at the SAP Center in San Jose for the National Hockey League All-Star Game

2019 – Brent Fuentes and Neva Mosher performed at the Golden State Warriors game

National Anthem

Samantha Medina-Vazquez

Council de Manos

Council de ManosCouncil de Manos

YouTube for more videos!

#C5KnowYourStory Series: Don't Let Them Americanize Your Name

by Rogelio

#C5KnowYourStory Series: Name Sign

by Isabel Ramos

#C5KnowYourStory Series: Lunch Food

by Socorro Garcia

#C5KnowYourStory Series: White Latinx

by Elena Ruiz

Latinx News-Spanish.pdf

Let’s get real. Let’s talk. Melmira stars Melissa Elmira Yingst as she explores the underrepresented narratives present within the Deaf community.

Through the Decades: The Hispanic/Latino Deaf Experience at NTID

Encanto (Surface Pressure) in ASL

Signed by Nataly Barahona

We Don't Talk About Bruno in ASL

Signed by: Nataly Barahona – Pepa

Andres (Flash) Otalora – Felix

Donna Valverde – Mirabel and Abuela

Jasmine Garcia – Isabela

Joseph Rocha – Camilo

Andrea Rodriguez – Dolores

Storysigning & Storytelling

The Smoking Mountain (Aztec Legend)

by Dan Jolley

Signed by Susana Acosta

Día de los Muertos

by Hannah Eliot

Signed by Gladyz Villalobos

The ABC's of Lowriding

by R. Cortez

Signed by CSD Staff & Students

What is a Lowrider?

Lowrider Showcase at CSD

The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish

by Lil Hot Mess Signed

by Deafies in Drag

Cesar Chavez

by CSD HS students

Pets Dog in ASL

by Zorina Zoe Briseno

Black Clover - Asta vs Mars

by Daniel Fuentes

Beast vs Titan

by Arianna Berry

Abuela & the Three Bears by Jerry Tello

Signed by Jeana Williams

In My Family by Carmen Lomas Garza

In My Family by Carmen Lomas Garza

Signed by Lorraine Flores

Frederico & the Wolf

by Leslie Firl

The Rumpelstiltskin by Manny Hernandez

The Woman Who Outshone the Sun

by Alejandro Cruz Martinez

The Story of Ferdinand

by Robert Lawson

Mango, Abuela & Me

by Meg Medina

Just a Minute

by Yuyi Morales

Two Friends

by Dean Robbins

Signed by Francisca Rangel & Franklin Jones Jr.

Viva Frida

by Yuyi Morales

Signed by Leticia Arellano

Dolores Huerta, A Hero to Migrant Workers by Sarah Warren

Signed by Melissa Elmira Yingst, Janette Durán, & Socorro García

Dia de los Muertos

Signed by Angelica Medina-Boersma

Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed

Signed by Manny Hernandez

The Enormous Potato

Signed by Milmaglyn Morales

The Dot by Peter H Reynolds

Signed by Ed Chevy

Sleepy Hollow

by Master ASL with Travis

Flying Snake

by Leticia Arellano

One Feather

by Manny Hernandez

Durassic Park

by Manny Hernandez

The Great White Shark

by Manny Hernandez

The Baseball Pitcher's Velocity

by Manny Hernandez

The Velocity I

by Manny Hernandez

The Velovity II

by Manny Hernandez

The Velocity III

by Manny Hernandez

EYEth

Mark Morales

The Pearly Gates

by Mark Morales

The Last Leaf

by Mark Morales

The Party

by Mark Morales

Justin Perez VVThis channel is for entertaining to everyone who view Justin Perez's Visual Vernacular stories. Enjoy!

Surfer Story

by Justin Perez

Super Mario Kart

by Justin Perez

Justin X JLS

by Justin Perez & Jeremy Lee Stone

Virtual Reality World

by Justin Perez

People/Biographies/Speeches

Robert Davila

by Lorraine Flores

Ceasar Chavez

by Mark Morales

Carmen Cerezo

by Milmaglyn

Leticia Arellano

with Gabriela Villatoro

Leah Katz-Hernandez- first Deaf West Wing receptionist at the White House (during Obama's presidency)

This is a Tour of the West Wing with Leah Katz-Hernandez

America's Next Deaf Leader with Leah Katz-Hernandez

Leah Katz-Hernandez-Watch her explain why technology and accessibility is so important for the deaf and hard-of-hearing.

Florita Tellez Corey

Ian & Omar Guzman

Janette Duran

Karla Gutierrez

Erlinda Miller & Carolyn Gomez

Drago Renteria

Sammy Ruiz Jr., Deaf Magician

Gayle Sanchez, Tattoo Artist

Rolando Sigüenza

Sachiko Flores, Conservation Advocate

Mexico Deaf Weaver

Brian Estrada- Skateboarding

Latinx Deaf People

Al Jimenez from Texas School for the Deaf shares a

presentation about the Deaf history of Mexico.

Dr. Carla García-Fernańdez

Carlos Aponte Salcedo

Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo -ABC Storysigning with LSM & ASL

Viva Frida Kahlo (ASL & LSM)

Holidays & Celebrations

Cesar Chavez (state holiday in California)

Cesar Chavez

by CSD HS students

Cesar Chavez

Struggle for Justice by Cesar Chavez: ASL translation by Mark Morales, et al. [HD Video]An American Sign Language translation of English excerpts taken from Cesar Chavez's "Struggle for Justice" speech. Translation was prepared by MJ Bienvenu, Patrick Graybill, Dennis Cokely and performed by Mark Morales. This is part of the Cokely Parallel Corpus collection. Additional materials are provided here for corpus-based research.

Learn Cesar Chavez Day facts for kidskids.kiddle.co/Cesar_Chavez_Day

United Farm Workers

Cinco de Mayo

The History Behind Cinco De Mayo:

Faribault Deaf Club

It’s Cinco De Mayo!

Sign 1 News

Día de los Muertos

Día de los Muertos

Day of the Dead Signs

Mexican Independence Day

Quinceañeras

Dia De Los Reyes

¡Felices Fiestas!

Feliz Año Nuevo

For books, go to Diversity & Equity page

Diversity & Equity

RESOURCES

National Hispanic Latino Assocation of the DeafNational Hispanic Latino Association of the Deaf was established on July 24th, 2019 by twelve founders. We want to start and celebrate our new organization on our Hispanic Heritage Month. We are very excited to bring you all to be part of our journey. Our motto for our organization is “Mi Casa es Su Casa” (My house is your house). We welcome all of our Deaf Hispanic & Latino community. The mission for NHLAD is to build an alliance between Deaf Latino and the Hispanic community through the preservation of our language, culture & customs. We recognize the importance of gaining empowerment through the promotion of leadership and education in the Hispanic and Latino community. National Hispanic Latino Association of the Deaf Logo represents two things: Latin American countries and Caribbean islands has Red and/or Blue in their flags. It represents their Culture, Language, Families, Food, Dance, Arts, Clothes and many other things. Our Logo are inclusive and It brings NHLAD together.

Deaf Latinos y Familias OrganizationDeaf Latinos y Familias

Latino Deaf and Hard of Hearing Association of the Metropolitan DC Area Inc. - Maryland Deaf Culture Digital LibraryLDHHAMDC provides its members with services, education, and advocacy to foster independence, opportunity, access, and social network.

Latino Deaf and Hard of Hearing Association of the Metropolitan DC Area, Inc.Hola! LDHH and LSU are proud to announce that we are co-hosting the 2019 Hispanic Heritage Month! Watch the video below for more info. A flyer will be posted. Gracias! The English transcript for...

LDHHAMDCOur Mission Statement The mission of Latino Deaf and Hard of Hearing Association of the Metropolitan Washington DC Area (LDHHAMDC) Chapter is to support the Latino Deaf Community by providing services, education, and advocacy that promote independence, opportunity, accessibility, and a social network. Our Vision The Latino Deaf and Hard of Hearing Association of the Metropolitan Washington DC Chapter envisions communities where people of all backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences work together, and share responsibility for improving our own lives and the lives of those around us.

26 Best Books for Latino Kids: 2019 EditionThese children's books celebrate hispanic culture in unique, wonderful ways. Discover your child’s new favorite read in our list suggested by First Book, a nonprofit that provides new books and educational resources to children in need.

15 Picture Books That Celebrate Hispanic Heritage | BrightlyWhat better way to celebrate Hispanic culture and history with kids than with picture books? From biographies to folktales, there’s something great for every young reader.

20 Latinx Children's Books That Should Be On Your ShelfIt’s great to see in 2018 the increasing number of books featuring Latinx protagonists and Latinidad in its entirety.

Indigenous Heritage MonthHappy Indigenous/Native American Heritage Month! Each November, people across the United States celebrate Native cultures and achievements and bear witness to the difficult history of colonization of Native American peoples by white settlers.

Hispanic Multicultural Children’s Books – Elementary SchoolHispanic Multicultural Children’s Books – Elementary School; Diverse Picture & Early Chapter Books, Latino/Hispanic/Hispanic American children, Ages 5-10.

DCMP (Captioned Videos)

Actively Learn

Latino Cultures in the US (Goole Arts & Culture)

Latino Cultures in the US - Google Arts & CultureGoogle Arts & Culture features content from over 2000 leading museums and archives who have partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to bring the world's treasures online.

Family Connection

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