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“La Casa de Esperanza: A History traces the history of La Casa de Esperanza in Waukesha, Wisconsin, from its beginning in the mid-1960s to its current position as the leading provider of bilingual, culturally competent human service programs that annually serves more than 15,000 children, individuals and families, with an emphasis on the Hispanic population. The book also traces the history and stories of Latinos in Waukesha as told through newspaper articles and personal interviews regarding their struggles for inclusion, political and educational challenges and achievements, and cultural undertakings. La Casa de Esperanza: A History is a celebration of the many contributions that Latinos have made in Waukesha to positively shape the community and its proud heritage.”

Written by Pilar Melero, Ph.D.

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