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National Caribbean American Heritage Month

CELEBRATE JUNE 2022

National Caribbean American Heritage Month has been celebrated officially, annually every June since 2006 when the first Presidential Proclamation was issued by President George Bush. The theme for NCAHM 2022 is “Standing in Our Legacy to Reignite Our Future”. For Institute of Caribbean Studies (ICS), June represents an opportunity to bring together Caribbean American community leaders across the country to address common concerns; to allow Caribbean Americans everywhere to feel a sense of place in the American public discourse; and to bring highlights of the contributions of Caribbean immigrants to the USA.

Caribbean Flags
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COVID-19 – CRLAF and the Sacramento FUEL Network

CRLAF and the Sacramento FUEL Network for Immigrants have prepared an informational flyer (attached) to support immigrant communities in the Central Valley as families navigate the immense uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic. 
Topics covered include legal, healthcare, employment, housing, food assistance, census, and other areas of concern, specifically as they relate to immigrants or immigration status.
In anticipation of the need for constant updates to the flyer, the most recent electronic version of the document (with clickable links) can be downloaded at : https://crlaf.org/coronavirus

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AP Week in Pictures, Latin America & Caribbean

MARCH 6-12, 2020

This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published by Associated Press photographers in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The gallery was curated by AP photojournalist Amulfo Franco in Panama City.

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