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Exp anding Our Story&mdash\;The earliest records of Lat inos in Indianapolis date to the late 19th Century. It is one of our c ity's largest\, growing\, and most diverse populations. This online progra m will briefly explore the challenges of research\, the newly expanded cit y history\, and the data-driven tools accompanying an upcoming Encyclopedia of Indianapolis fea ture\, which will launch by the end of 2026. \;Registratio n is required.
\nPre sented by: We will be joined by Historian and Curator of M ulticultural Collections at the Indiana Historical Society\, Nicole Martinez -LeGrand.
\nReading List< /strong>: Explores \;Indianapolis Hispanic and Latino hi story. The collection features both nonfiction and fiction titles.
\nThis online lecture is part of the \;Expanding Our Story \;programs\, made possible by a grant from \;The Clowes Fund\, hosted on Zoom by the Indianapolis Special Collections Room (ISCR). It is being held as an online meeting/we binar via Zoom. Registered attendees will receive the Zoom link via email within 2 hours before the online meeting/webinar. \;
\nAge Group: \;Adults
\ nContact: \; Special Collections Librarian \;Mo ntoya Barker
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