Welcome to Kansas City’s Guadalupe Centers: A Century of Serving the Latino Community.
This project is a multifaceted public history endeavor that documents, interprets, and disseminates the organization’s history while placing the story of the Latino community in mainstream narratives of the region.
This site features an online version of the Kansas City’s Guadalupe Centers: A Century of Serving the Latino Community exhibit and documentary, an archive of public programming related to the centennial commemoration, as well as documents and photos relating to the Guadalupe Centers' history.To learn more about the project, click here.
Kansas City’s Guadalupe Centers: A Century of Serving the Latino CommunityFor a century, the Guadalupe Centers* has served as a community-based organization dedicated to improving the quality of life and...
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KC Hispanic News Vol. 23 #1This issue of KC Hispanic News features several articles about the Guadalupe Centers' Centennial.
KC Hispanic News Vol. 22 #33This issue of KC Hispanic News features several articles about the Guadalupe Centers' Centennial.
"Keeping a Folklorico tradition alive," KC Hispanic News, October 8, 2009A piece by Joe Arce and Tony Balandran celebrating the 30 year anniversary of El Grupo Folklórico Atotonilco.