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The Geneseo Migrant Education Program in New York has/had some

great material. I don’t even know if they’re still around any more but if they

are, I would suggest contacting them.

I hope this is helpful.

Alice Larson

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Navarro

Sent: Friday, November 09, 2007 6:46 AM

Cc: Cameron, Rhonda

Subject: [ ] Migrant FW Teaching Tools

Friends:

I am posting the following for Dr.

Cameron. If you know of any resources please respond to her directly at the

above email address.

Thank you,

R.

Navarro, MA

North Carolina Community Health Center Association

Special Populations Coordinator

2500 Gateway Center, Suite 100

ville, NC 27560

919-297-0014 (office)

919-469-1263 (fax)

navarror@...

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Hello!

I am Dr. Rhonda Cameron, a

Psychologist with Premier Community Healthcare Group, Inc. in Dade City, Florida.

Our Marketing person was approached by some teachers at Pasco County Schools

for age-appropriate teaching tools on the topic of Migrant farm workers, the

history of Migrant farmwork in the US and issues facing farm worker families. I

would appreciate any references that you may be aware of.

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Hi All,

Apologies for the belated reply to this post. Photographer Rick Nahmias

has developed a CD-ROM Curriculum on farmworker conditions targeting

middle and high school students. You can find more information below and

can contact Rick at <rick@...>

1) " The Migrant Project: traveling exhibit page:

http://themigrantproject.com

2) " The Migrant Project " cd-rom curriculum page :

http://store.thecivicscenter.com/servlet/Categories?category=The+Migrant+Project

(15% of net proceeds go back to farmworker orgs)

3) " The Migrant Project " book page by UNM Press

(to be published March 08 - 50% of royalties go back to farm worker orgs

)

http://www.unmpress.com/Book.php?id=11612288414879

Ron Strochlic

Executive Director

California Institute for Rural Studies

221 G Street, Suite 204

, CA 95616

530-756-6555 x16

www.cirsinc.org

Migrant FW Teaching Tools

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Mon Nov 12, 2007 7:09 am (PST)

RE:

Hello! I am Dr. Rhonda Cameron, a Psychologist with Premier Community Healthcare Group, Inc. in Dade City, Florida. Our Marketing person

was approached by some teachers at Pasco County Schools for

age-appropriate teaching tools on the topic of Migrant farm workers, the

history of Migrant farmwork in the US and issues facing farm worker

families. I would appreciate any references that you may be aware of.

Ron Strochlic

Executive Director

California Institute for Rural Studies

221 G Street, Suite 204

, CA 95616

530-756-6555 x16

www.cirsinc.org

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