Created by David Contreras
Sponsored by: State Representative Christina Morales & Morales Funeral Home
​​Commemorating John F Kennedy's visit with LULAC in Houston, Texas on Nov. 21, 1963, the day before he was assassinated. Videos, Photos and Historical Documents of the 1963 visit and the 2013 events​
Photos, Audio and Videos of Ramsey Muniz - the La Raza Unida Party Texas Governor candidate in 1972. This website also includes Videos of significant Mexican American/Chicano events
Interviews of Latino/Chicano icons conducted by Professor Jesus Cantu Medel
Photos, Historical Documents and videos of "The Little School of the 400" which served as the model for Project Head Start
Latinopia.com is a place to discover & discuss Latino Arts, Latino History, Latino Music, Latino Literature, Latino Cooking and Latino Cinema
LATINO AMERICANS is a landmark six-hour documentary featuring interviews with nearly 100 Latinos and more than 500 years of History
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Benny Martinez - LULAC Member of 66 Years - Photos and Videos
​Nuestra Palabra - Latino Writers having their Say
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National LULAC Website
Houston Public Library - Hispanic & Latino History Site with links to several other significant Latino Websites
Voces Oral History Center is an educational effort that records, preserves, and shares interviews and photographs extending the Latino story to a broad audience through community and academic initiatives. levels.
LULAC Newsletter was establish in 1931 and was the official newsletter for the organization. This collection has 230 issues covering the period of 1931 to 2022. 
LULAC  Milestone Interactive Timeline includes significant accomplishments by LULAC in its history. Included are links to phots, news clippings, historical documents and videos.
Arte Publico Press International program to locate, preserve and disseminate Hispanic culture of the United States in its written form since colonial times until 1960.
1972 La Raza Convention - El Paso
Three hours of video footage recorded by Aztlan Communicacion and a Documentary by Jesus Trevino 
Chicano & Farm Worker News

Handbook of Tejano History
Houston Latina Icon Mural
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