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8 Αυγ 2011 · In the summer of 2010, a group of Spanish-speaking Child Welfare Workers (CWW’s) met with DCFS management to discuss how to better serve Spanish speaking clients working with the Department of Children and Family Services. These CWW’s had an idea of creating a group to offer support to one another, share resources and in addition,
21 Απρ 2022 · The following 7 NGOs in Spanish-speaking countries will inspire you to join their mission, support their vision, and get on board with them during your next Spanish-immersion trip. 1. MAIA Impact School – Guatemala
Invite Spanish speaking leaders to headline your events, create communication material exclusively in Spanish, pay guest bloggers from Spanish speaking communities to share their opinions, and listen carefully to new ideas.
10 Νοε 2023 · Practice speaking Spanish in your community and boost your fluency. Are you dreaming of fluent Spanish conversations but struggling to push yourself to a more advanced level?
The overarching goals are to: 1) develop a deeper understanding of the context of Spanish-speaking communities through research and expert consultation; 2) assess the diverse regional and national community needs of Spanish-language speakers in the U.S.; 3) develop plans to reduce barriers to language access; 4) identify and develop knowledge tr...
1 Σεπ 2024 · Empowers students to become advocates for social justice within the Spanish-speaking community. Fosters critical thinking and empathy by analyzing systems of power and oppression. Provides historical and cultural context to understand societal inequalities.
It seems to me the correct word is "taza"... but I also know "cup" is also translated to "taza" as well, and to me they are very different words. A mug (to me) always always always is meant for hot drinks, and is usually meant for sitting down at home or at a restaurant.
