News Summary
The Friends of the Coronado Public Library have launched a Spanish-language version of their website to improve access for Hispanic and Latino residents. This initiative coincides with Hispanic Heritage Month and aims to make library resources more inclusive. Upcoming community events, including a cultural celebration featuring traditional Mexican dances, will promote engagement among all community members. The Spanish-language site ensures that everyone feels invited to participate in library offerings.
Coronado, CA – The Friends of the Coronado Public Library (FOL) have announced the launch of a Spanish-language version of their website, which aims to enhance community access for Hispanic and Latino residents. This initiative aligns with Hispanic Heritage Month, which is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 each year.
Approximately one in five residents in Coronado identifies as Hispanic or Latino, highlighting the need for resources that cater to this demographic. The Friends of the Library emphasized the importance of serving and reflecting the Hispanic and Latino communities through this new initiative.
The newly launched Spanish-language website offers comprehensive information regarding upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and support options. This resource is entirely accessible in both English and Spanish, ensuring inclusivity for all community members. FOL aims to ensure that everyone in Coronado feels invited to participate in library offerings, regardless of their primary language.
Community Celebration
To honor Hispanic Heritage Month, the Friends of the Library will sponsor a community celebration on Saturday, October 4. The event will showcase a performance by Grupo Folklórico Herencia Mexicana, featuring traditional dances from three different cultural regions of Mexico. This one-hour performance will take place outdoors in the park and is open to all community members, promoting cultural appreciation and unity.
Access and Engagement
The Spanish-language site can be accessed directly at www.coronadofol.org/es. FOL’s initiative is designed to keep families connected to library events and opportunities for many years to come. By providing bilingual resources, the Friends of the Coronado Public Library continue to promote inclusivity within the community.
Background Context
Hispanic Heritage Month serves as a significant time to recognize and celebrate the contributions of Hispanic and Latino individuals within the United States. The month-long observance encourages individuals and organizations to highlight the history, culture, and achievements of Hispanic communities.
The launch of the Spanish-language website and the community celebration are significant steps towards improving accessibility and engagement for all residents of Coronado. The Friends of the Coronado Public Library are committed to fostering connections within the community and ensuring that library resources are available to everyone.
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Additional Resources
- Coronado Times
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- Wikipedia: Hispanic Heritage Month
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