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

The Smithsonian's new activity guide welcomes all ages to explore the American Latino Museum's first exhibition, “¡Presente! A Latino History of the United States."

Angelica Medina, 2009 Young Ambassadors Program alumna.

Just a Thought | Representation in Children's Books

Angelica Medina, Young Ambassador Program alumna reflects on the Latino Center's literacy initiative.

2012 Young Ambassadors Program alumna, Jessica Hernandez.

Intersectional Introspection: A Cross-Cultural Journey

Jessica Hernandez reflects on her Asian-Latino heritage and the common values between Filipinx and Latinx communities.

Michelle Tovar during her LMSP fellowship in 2015, viewing the Dolores Huerta exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery

Michelle Tovar Works to Incorporate Local Narratives in the Telling of Bracero Program History

Gianna May Sanchez

Gianna May Sanchez Sees Ways to Immerse the Public in Latino History with Tech

Robin Morey

Robin Morey Picks Apart California’s Cultural Soundscape

Photo credit Michelle Joan Wilkinson

Laura Belik Explores the Common Struggles of Groundbreaking Black and Latino Architects

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