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National Museum of the American Latino

Two newspapers on a magenta background. One newspaper is folded and the other extended. Each features the title:”¡Presente!” in big bold black letters and includes the Smithsonian and USA TODAY logos at the top. Brightly colored green, orange, yellow and

Be ¡Presente! Exploring the Latino History of the United States

Frame photo of El Paso Shoe Store team.

Latinos Building Community: From the Barrios to the Big Leagues

DACA monarch butterfly sign

Girlhood in Latina/o/x Children’s and Young Adult Literature

Black and white photograph of a girls posing for a first communion picture. A dropdown background image of a man with a halo around his head. A photographer stands with a camera in front of the girl.

Picturing Catholic Girlhood: Religion, Portrait Photography, and Building Latina/o/x Collections

Second grade group picture of Fernanda Cruz's yearbook.

Fernanda Contreras Cruz: Overcoming School Segregation

Illustration of women in their roles as a model, a skater, an activist, a gardener, a reader.

The Politics of Latina Girlhood

2012 Young Ambassadors Program alumna, Jessica Hernandez.

Intersectional Introspection: A Cross-Cultural Journey

More than 20 of the figures profiled in

Conversations on Nuestra América (Our America)

The Smithsonian Latino Center offers fun learning opportunities that celebrate Latinidad.

Six Fun Learning Activities for April

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