A bibliography and webliography of Puerto Rican Chicago
Click here to download and view a PDF bibliography and webliography of Puerto Rican Chicago. This resource was published in 2008 by Brooke Bahnsen, Kate Williams and Ann Bishop of the Community Informatics Initiative at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and is being updated by our current CII UIUC interns, Daylily Alvarez and Edward Remus. If you know of missing items, including resources and information relevant to Paseo Boricua and examples of Chicago’s Puerto Rican community navigating the digital age, please contact us with suggestions!
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