Welcome to the fourth post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #7: Support Direct Service Organizations
Welcome to the third post in th e”10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #8: Write
Welcome to the second post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #9: Speak Up and Speak Out
Welcome to the first post in the “10 Ways to Support Immigrants and refugees” series. … More 10 Ways to Support Immigrants and Refugees #10: Educate Yourself
¡Vamos Pa’ Cuba! Puente Cultural Integration is planning its first trip to Cuba. Government policies keep changing and we have been paying close attention to the latest updates. In the last couple of months, the US has opened bids for domestic airline carriers to provide service to Cuba and has eliminated many restrictions for travel. We, like … More Travel to Cuba
Southwest Detroit received more MotorCity Re-Store awards than any other neighborhood, in part due to the hard work of our collaboration. … More Equal Access to Resources in Southwest Detroit
Let’s allow Cuba to remain Cuba, while initiating opportunity for trade and providing Cultural exchanges. … More Cuba Libre
It has been my experience that Latin Americans are very generous with their time and energy. They have really good intentions and will almost always say “Yes” or “Claro que sí” to most requests. Their follow-through, however, is complex. (See my previous blog: “Love the one you’re with ;-)” ) Previous commitments will not trump … More Of course, I will (maybe?)
You’ll find dozens of articles and tips about traveling abroad. Some are applicable to our business travel as well as for pleasure. While most tips will focus on Europe, the cultures of Latin America have a deep European influence and can be a source of valuable tips when traveling for work. Here are a few … More Traveling in Latin America
When working with people from a Spanish-speaking background it is important to understand that they are a diverse people. It can be offensive to assume someone’s ethnicity. Asking someone if they are “Spanish” or if they speak “Mexican” is more common than you imagine and extremely insensitive. Spanish = nationality referring only to people who are from Spain, … More Spanish? Hispanic? Latino? Ay, Dios Mío!
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