Supporting Hispanics and Latin@s in North Carolina Workspaces Augusto E. Peña Director of Multicultural Student Development Appalachian State University Wednesday, March 18 NC EAPA 36th Annual Conference My American Story Outline for this Workshop • Three Lenses for Understanding Us (54 Million) • A Self-Directed Model for Continued Learning • • • • • Terms and their Origins Accents and Tildes Hispanics and Latin@s in NC Generational Differences Developing Empathy • • • • • Micro-aggressions Legacy of Colonialism and Intervention Melting Pot versus Salad metaphor Immigration Mythology History in the United States Facundo the Great http://www.upworthy.com/teachers-try-to-americanize-a-mexican-childs-name-and-get-a-hilarious-result-to-us-at-least-2?c=ufb1 Diversity, Multiculturalism, Social Justice Diversity Multiculturalism Social Justice Intercultural Competence • Being self aware • Knowing about others • Becoming better at interacting with others Aspects of culture: Race/ethnicity Family/ancestry Political Ideology Language/communication Diet/Foods Values Religion/world views Healing beliefs/practices Gender Sex Sexual Orientation Clothing Art/expressive forms Leadership/social interaction Recreation Social/economic status Intercultural Competence • Being self aware • Knowing about others • Becoming better at interacting with others “Our opinions about others have more to do with us than them” “Change is hard and unpredictable” “We fear what we don’t know or understand” What are the stereotypes for Hispanic/Latin@ people? Intercultural Competence • Being self aware • Knowing about others • Becoming better at interacting with others “We are not alone anymore” “Learning about other cultures, values, moral codes or ethical codes does not mean that we have to adopt them or leave our own values behind” Accents and Tildes Intercultural Competence • Being self aware • Knowing about others • Becoming better at interacting with others “Recognize the limitations of the binary” “Engaging with difference will open us up to sometimes difficult conversations about our damaged past” “Resist the temptation to write in someone else’s book” Intercultural Competency helps you avoid this Walking a mile in the shoes of the Hispanic/Latin@ Diaspora Micro-Aggressions • Derive power from how they are perceived and experienced by the marginalized recipient. Brief, subtle, commonplace daily verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities whether intentional or unintentional that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative slights and insults toward usually toward marginalized individuals or groups Demographic Trends of Hispanics/Latin@s in North Carolina Courtesy of the NC Governor’s Advisory Council on Hispanic/Latino Affairs Five Important Facts about NC Hispanics and Latin@s • Hispanics/Latinos accounted for 25% of North Carolina’s population increase over the past 20 years. • North Carolina Hispanics/Latinos will have a projected purchasing power of $346 million by 2014. • Over 21,000 NC Hispanic/Latino firms employ 34,000 individuals and have $4.2 billion in business receipts. • Native births have overtaken immigration as the sustainer of growth for North Carolina’s Hispanic/Latino population. • The median age of North Carolina’s Hispanics/Latinos is 23. The median age of Hispanics/Latinos born in North Carolina is 9. Demographic highlights NC Latin@s in Entrepreneurship and Labor Force 20 Years of Demographic Trends of NC Latin@s Dispersion of Latin@s Across NC Counties Countries of Origin for NC Latin@s 20 Years of Demographic Trends of NC Hispanics and Latin@s North Carolina and the 2010 Census States with the Largest Hispanic Populations, 2010 States with the Greatest Hispanic Population Growth, 2010 Hispanic Population Growth, 2000-2010 NC Hispanic/Latin@ Population Changes, 1990-2010 NC Hispanic/Latin@ Population Changes, 2000-2010 2010 North Carolina Population by Race North Carolina Population by Race: 1990-2010 North Carolina Population by Race: 2000-2010 Population Changes, 1990-2010 Countries of Origin for NC Hispanics/Latin@s Countries of Origin for NC Hispanics/Latin@s Countries of Origin for NC Hispanics/Latin@s Countries of Origin for NC Hispanics/Latin@s Central American Hispanics/Latin@s in NC South American Hispanics/Latin@s in NC Dispersion of Hispanics/Latin@s Across NC Counties NC Counties with the Largest Hispanic/Latin@ Population NC Top 5 Total Growth Counties NC Counties with Highest Percentage of Hispanic/Latin@ Population NC Counties with Highest Percentage of Hispanic/Latin@ Population NC Hispanics/Latin@s in Entrepreneurship and Labor Force Hispanic/Latin@ Growth in NC: Entrepreneurship Hispanic/Latin@ Growth in NC: Entrepreneurship Hispanic/Latin@ Growth in NC: Entrepreneurship Hispanic/Latin@ Growth in NC: Labor Force and the Future Hispanic Share of the Labor Force, by Age: 2010 Diverse Views of Identity Among Hispanics Terms and their Origins What do I call myself? Hispanic or Latino? Labels of Mass Confusion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmjOaXJeMcc A new paradigm for engaging with difference The Golden Rule A new paradigm for engaging with difference The Golden Rule The Platinum Rule Questions?
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