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ASU Hispanic Research Center The Hispanic Research Center at Arizona State University empowers Latino/a/x and Hispanic individuals

What a night!After months of planning, it was a thrill to finally gather with so many friends, colleagues and members of...
10/16/2026

What a night!

After months of planning, it was a thrill to finally gather with so many friends, colleagues and members of the HRC community for our 40th Anniversary Celebration.

From reconnecting with familiar faces to reflecting on the people and work that have shaped the HRC and, of course, spending the evening with our special guest Cheech Marin, we couldn’t have asked for a better way to mark the occasion.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the night one to remember. Forty years is officially in the books. Here’s to what comes next.

🎉🎉Today, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day and the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples and Tr...
10/12/2026

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Today, we recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day and the histories, cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples and Tribal Nations across the United States.

Indigenous communities represent a remarkable diversity of languages, traditions, histories and ways of life. Their contributions have shaped, and continue to shape, our society in countless ways, from agriculture and medicine to art, knowledge, innovation and community life.

As we mark this day, the Hispanic Research Center honors the enduring legacy, resilience and ongoing impact of Indigenous peoples and communities.

The 2026 HRC Block Party has come and GONE! Not only were we celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, but this year we also ...
10/05/2026

The 2026 HRC Block Party has come and GONE!

Not only were we celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, but this year we also marked our 40th anniversary 👨‍🦳

Many thanks to all who stopped by to connect with us and our many tabling partners. We were treated to some incredible performances by students from ASU's School of Music, Dance and Theatre and the Ballet Folklorico Club at Arizona State University gave us a traditional Baile folklórico 🥹. And so many of you were happy to let us know what RESEARCH means to you - thank you!

It was a pleasure to reconnect with longtime friends and welcome some new ones along the way!

Were you able to join us at our block party? Let us know your favorite part (probably the free paletas 😅) in the comments!

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🚨 EVENT REMINDER 🚨Our 2026 Block Party is happening THIS THURSDAY, Oct. 1, from 11 a.m. -2 p.m. Someburros will be selli...
09/29/2026

🚨 EVENT REMINDER 🚨

Our 2026 Block Party is happening THIS THURSDAY, Oct. 1, from 11 a.m. -2 p.m.

Someburros will be selling food via their Burrobus, we'll have free paletas and other freebies, plus some great entertainment!

At noon, performers from ASU's School of Music, Dance, and Theatre will help bring the block party to life with a dance performance AND they'll be providing a dance lesson!

Then at 1 p.m., ASU's Valle Del Sol Folklorico Club is all set to dazzle with a traditional baile folklórico!

On top of all that, you can explore 17 participating organizations throughout the Block Party by visiting their tables! Check out the full list of Block Party Partners in our Linktree.

So, be sure to come and help us celebrate our 40th anniversary and Hispanic Heritage Month 👌

Did you know? The Hispanic Research Center was established in 1985 with a goal to advance research on issues affecting H...
09/28/2026

Did you know? The Hispanic Research Center was established in 1985 with a goal to advance research on issues affecting Hispanic and Latino communities.

Since then, we have led projects in education, politics, public health, history, and arts while partnering with organizations at the local, national, and international levels. Today, we continues to serve as a central resource for research, education, and community engagement at Arizona State University.

Four decades later, we’re proud of where we’ve been, grateful to those who helped along the way, and looking forward to what comes next! Cheers to another 40 years!

HRC EVENTS THIS FALL✌🏽✌🏽The HRC has a robust slate of exciting events coming up this semester.Our new art exhibition off...
09/21/2026

HRC EVENTS THIS FALL✌🏽✌🏽

The HRC has a robust slate of exciting events coming up this semester.

Our new art exhibition officially opens on Sep. 29 with two guided tours led by HRC Art Curator Santigo Moratto. The 11 a.m. tour will be in English, and the 1:30 tour will be in Spanish. “Celebrating 40 Years of the Hispanic Research Center Art Collection” revisits three critical legacy projects that reflect the breadth of the HRC’s research across 40 years. If you cannot attend either of these two tours, connect with us to schedule your own!

We’re also celebrating our 40th anniversary along with Hispanic Heritage Month with our Fall 2026 Block Party! Food, giveaways, free paletas, entertainment, and more! Oct. 1, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Tempe campus.

Later in the fall, on Nov. 12, we’re hosting our next Research Conexiones event. This session will focus on Latinos and health. 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in room B280 within Interdisciplinary B. Guest speakers will be announced soon!

Our Bilingual Press | Editorial Bilingüe is also hosting or participating in a number of events this fall. Be sure to check them out and follow along if you aren’t already.

🤯 Historical Perspectives 🤯Did you know? The Hispanic Research Center conducted extensive research on the history of Cin...
09/21/2026

🤯 Historical Perspectives 🤯

Did you know? The Hispanic Research Center conducted extensive research on the history of Cinco de Mayo.

The HRC researchers traveled to Puebla, Mexico, where the origin of Cinco de Mayo took place, to interview prominent scholars who provided expert insights about the history of Cinco de Mayo. The project resulted in an educational documentary that was used shared this history with schools, the ASU community, and audiences across Arizona.

The HRC-produced DVD about the historical significance of the Cinco de Mayo and the Battle of Puebla was released in 2003.

The story continues within the Hispanic Research Center as we celebrate 40 years of impact!

🎉🎉🎉 Great news 🎉🎉🎉The HRC is headed to the AZ HSI Summit! Director Stella Rouse and Associate Director Anita Huizar-Hern...
09/18/2026

🎉🎉🎉 Great news 🎉🎉🎉

The HRC is headed to the AZ HSI Summit!

Director Stella Rouse and Associate Director Anita Huizar-Hernandez will present as part of this year’s Summit on September 25, sharing valuable insights into the HRC's history, current work, and future plans with colleagues from across Arizona.

We’re proud to see the HRC represented in this year’s program and look forward to the conversations and connections ahead. Follow for more from the Summit!

🚨🚨🚨 EVENT ALERT 🚨🚨🚨Don't miss our 2026 BLOCK PARTY! We're celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, and it just so happens to...
09/17/2026

🚨🚨🚨 EVENT ALERT 🚨🚨🚨

Don't miss our 2026 BLOCK PARTY! We're celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, and it just so happens to be our 40th (!!) anniversary at the HRC.

The Somburros Burro Bus will be onsite selling food, we'll have FREE paletas and other giveaways, plus live entertainment.

Come check us out on Oct. 1 from 11 a.m. 1 p.m. on Tempe campus just outside out HRC offices - QR code for map or check our bio for links!

See you there on Oct. 1!

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