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Juntos 4-H Students Publish a Book on Latinx Immigrant and First-Generation Experiences

Juntos 4-H Students Publish a Book on Latinx Immigrant and First-Generation Experiences

August 14, 2018 1-min. read

The Roots of Our People: From One World to Another, Juntos started as an initial project among NC State Assistant Professor of English Education, Dr. Crystal Lee, Juntos NC State Extentsion Program Director Juana Hernandez-Urquiza and Wake County Coordinator Beatriz Velazquez to address the need to support the Latinx community by exploring the ways in which Juntos students write narratives that individually and collectively weave their stories together.

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