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Latinas in the United States, set: A Historical Encyclopedia - Pagina 68
ASPIRA was founded as a nonprofit community organization in 1961 by the Puerto Rican educator and activist Dr. Antonia Pantoja and other community leaders. The name ASPIRA is derived from the Spanish verb that means “to aspire.
Vicki L. Ruiz, Virginia Sánchez Korrol,
2006
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Encyclopedia of Latino Popular Culture - Volumul 1 - Pagina 43
ASPIRA is an educational and cultural nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Puerto Rican and Latino communities through advocacy, education, and leadership development of youth. Founded in 1961 in New York by Antonia ...
Cordelia Candelaria, Peter J. García, Arturo J. Aldama,
2004
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Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Society
New York founded the first ASPIRA organization in 1961, followed by Illinois and New Jersey in 1968, Pennsylvania and Puerto Rico established organizations in 1969, the Florida ASPIRA organization was started in 1981, and the ...
Richard T. Schaefer,
2008
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East Harlem Remembered: Oral Histories of Community and ...
Carrero saw how important Aspira's was to his peers. He joined the organization, becoming part of a large family of Aspirantes. José Carrero: A friend of mine who attended Catholic school had joined Aspira's Brooklyn club and told me that ...
»Wie sie Angst hat, die freche Langbergluft!« »Seht, seht, wer da kommt! Mach besser Platz, Nebel!« »Aspira! Aspira! Willkommen Aspira!« hallte es von den Felswänden und den Wasserstürzen und dem Neuschnee rings umher. Und von ...
Kurd Labwitz, Kurd Laßwitz,
2012
>>Ja,« sprach Aspira. >>Es ist so. Ich bin hier, Aspira.« >>Aspira, Aspira!« Tönte es von allen Seiten. >>Aspira ist wieder hier, die ein Mensch war.« >>Ein Mensch?«, fragte der Gneis. >>Das ist mir neu.« >>Er weiß es nicht! Unglaublich!
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Latino History and Culture: An Encyclopedia - Pagina 57
In 1961, Antonia Pantoja and a group of other Puerto Rican educators and professionals established ASPIRA in New York City to specifically address the exceedingly high dropout rate and low educational attainment of Puerto Rican youth.
David J. Leonard, Carmen R. Lugo-Lugo,
2015
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Aspira - Roman einer Wolke: Vergangene Zukunft 4
»Aspira ist wieder da! Wir haben es ja gleich gesagt, dass es Unsinn war, was sie wollte. Sie passt nicht zu den Menschen. Das sind Zellenwesen. So was werden sie hier oben nicht richtig verstehen lernen.« »Ruhe bei Ihnen!« knurrte der ...
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Latino Issues: A Reference Handbook: A Reference Handbook
With these obstacles in mind, they formed the organization ASPIRA, meaning “aspire.” Many of the concerns that Pantoja and others shared were that young Puerto Ricans had high dropout rates and very low educational attainment ...
Rogelio Saenz Ph.D., Aurelia Lorena Murga,
2011
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Latina Legacies: Identity, Biography, and Community
The best known of Pantoja's organizations was ASPIRA, founded in 1961. ASPIRA focused on the educational experience of Puerto Rican youth in an effort to counter soaring dropout rates among high school students, while guiding young ...
Vicki L. Ruiz, Virginia Sanchez Korrol,
2005