The State of the State for Washington Latinos

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Voting Rights and Political Mobilization

A Community-Based Research Project in Partnership:
League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) and
Whitman College

 

Project Coordinators:

Maria Rodríguez-Salazar (LULAC)

Ricardo Rico (LULAC)

Professor Paul Apostolidis (Whitman College)

Professor Gilbert Mireles (Whitman College)

Voting Rights and Latinos in Washington

Course Overview

Voting Rights and Political Mobilization Research

Research Report Summaries

The State of the State for Washington Latinos: New Research, Spring 2008

Research Projects By Region

Granger, Toppenish and Wapato

The Representation Gap: Latinos in Toppenish, Wapato, and Granger School Board Elections

Nicholas Dollar

Building a Community: Strategies of Latino Mobilization in Granger and Toppenish, WA

Emma Fulkerson

Pasco

The Missing Majority: Latinos and City Council Elections in Pasco, WA

Tim Shadix

Building Bridges: Latino Political Mobilization in Pasco, WA

Andrea Miller

Quincy and Othello

A Tale of Two Cities: The Worst of Times for Latino Candidates in Quincy and Othello, WA

Kramer Phillips

Empowering a Community: Engaging Latino Youth in Quincy, WA.

Enrica Maffucci

Walla Walla

The Invisible Latino: A Study of Electoral Politics in Walla Walla, WA

Pedro Galvao

Overcoming Obstacles to Latino Mobilization in Walla Walla, WA

Lisa Curtis

Yakima

Signaling Change: Biligual Media in Yakima, WA

Melissa Navarro