Sylvia Puente

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Changing Demographics Serving Latino
Populations in the 21st Century

• Sylvia Puente
• Sung-Chang Chun, Ph.D
• Institute for Latino Studies (ILS)
• University of Notre Dame

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Institute for Latino Studies

• Research
• Education
• And Outreach
• On behalf of the Latino Population

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Units of the Institute

• Inter-University Program for Latino Research
  (IUPLR)
• Latino Ecclesial and Pastoral Concerns
• Border and Inter-Mexican Offices
• Center for the Study of Latino Religion

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Metropolitan Chicago Initiative

• Focus on Berwyn-Cicero community
• Research
• Immigration
• Political Empowerment
• Education
• Capacity-building
• Education
• Voter registration and education
• ResearchClosing the Latino Education Gap

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Websiteswww.nd.edu/latino/www.nd.edu/iuplr/cic
/

• IUPLR is a Census Information Center and is the
  research arm of ILS.
• Please visit the above URL for more Census data
  on Latinos.

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Topics

• Population Growth
• Ethnic Diversity
• Social Indicators

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Census Facts 1990 to 2000

• US population grew by 13
• Latinos grew by 58
• Latinos grew from 22.7 M to 35.3 M
• Latino concentration rose from 9 to 12.5

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Latino Concentration 2000
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Extra Latinos Asians Some NY, But NOT
Californians
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4
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Note In millions.
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U.S. Latino Population2000
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Top 12 Cities in Latino Population
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Latino Subgroups 2000 35M Latinos
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US Foreign Born Population 200028M Foreign Born
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Percentage Gains by Region 1990-2000
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New Immigration Centers Emerge
Source Urban Institute
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Population Change in Midwest States
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Proportional Sizein Midwest MSAs 2000
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Midwest Region Latino Population in Top 5 MSAs
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Illinois and Chicago Percent Change for Total
and Latino Population1990 - 2000
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Illinois Latino Population 1970-2000, Source
Census, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000
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Chicago Latino Population 1970-2000, Source
Census 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000
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Latino Population6-County Chicago Metropolitan
Area1990-2000
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Top 10 Places by Latino PopulationIllinois
2000
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Top Ten Places by Latino Population(excluding
Chicago)Illinois 2000
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Map provided by Kiljoong Kim, DePaul University
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Percent of Population Under Age 18 that is
Hispanic 2000
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MCIC Data1995-2000
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MCIC Data1995-2000
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MCIC Data1995-2000
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MCIC Data1995-2000
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MCIC Data1995-2000
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www.census.gov www.nd.edu/iuplr/cic/

• For even more Census information,
• visit the URL listed above.

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Population Latino Children6-County Chicago
Metropolitan Area1990-2000
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Population Latino Children6-County Chicago
Metropolitan Area1990-2000
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The Latino Population1990-2000

• This presentation was prepared by the Research
  and Chicago Metropolitan Initiative Units of the
  Institute for Latino Studies, University of Notre
  Dame.
• DirectorResearch Philip Garcia, Ph.D.
• Research Analysts Sung Chun, Ph.D. chun.1_at_nd.edu
  (Tel)574 631-8146
• Wei Sun, Ph.D.
  Sun.7_at_nd.edu (Tel)574 631-8456
• Research Assistants Ma. Elena Bessignano, Anna
  Maria Mendez, Javier Hernandez
• DirectorChicago Metropolitan Initiative Sylvia
  Puente spuente_at_nd.edu (Tel) 708-749-3556
• Assistant Robyn Mann
• Data sources include Annie E. Casey
  Foundation--KidCount 2002, Voices for Illinois
  Children--Illinois Kids Count 2002, Census 1990
  and 2000, MCIC 1995-2000