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Waking the Sleeping Giant: Engaging and Capitalizing on the Sociocultural Strengths of the Latino Community

A family literacy program for Salvadoran refugees and other Latinos in Arlington (Virginia) is analyzed from a sociocultural perspective as exemplifying an educational project designed and implemented by grassroots organizations in an increasingly diverse, multicultural/multilingual community. The program addresses the educational needs of poor illiterate families while drawing on parents' culture and extensive life experiences. (Contains 68 references.) (TD)

  • Contributor: Osterling, Jorge P.
  • Date Published: Win-Spr
  • Journal/Secondary Title: Bilingual Research Journal
  • Number: 1-2
  • Volume: 25
  • Year: 2001

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