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Wharton School professor Mauro Guillen discussed how changes in demographics and technology are altering future generations look at life and work. The Commonwealth Club in San Francisco host…

Veteran journalist Ray Suarez, co-host of the “WorldAffairs” podcast, discussed his program and recent episodes on the Russia-Ukraine conflict. This program is part of a “Washington Journ…

Ray Suarez and Alissa Quart talked about the “Going for Broke” podcast, which profiles those who’ve endured economic hardship in the U.S.

Ray Suarez talked about his book, Latino Americans: The 500-Year Legacy That Shaped a Nation, in which he discusses the history of Latinos in America going back 500 years. The book is a comp…

Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden talked with journalist Ray Suarez about running the library in the digital age. New York University’s John Brademas Center in Washington, D.C. hosted this …

Small business owners outlined their recommendations for how rural economies can innovate and grow. Ideas included tax incentives, community block grants, federal funding guarantees and job …

Historians talked about the Confederate flag’s history in relation to slavery as well as to modern day racism. Washington National Cathedral hosted this discussion in response to the decisio…

The Aspen Institute held a symposium on the state of race in America. This portion began with a panel discussion on college diversity and ways to foster inclusion on campus. Then, a second p…

Ray Suarez talked about his book, Latino Americans: The 500-Year Legacy That Shaped a Nation, and responded to viewer calls. He was interviewed at the 15th annual National Book Festival, …

Community and political leaders talked about the under-representation of Hispanics in business, in entertainment, and in the federal workforce. “Underrepresented - Where are the Latinos?…

Author Ray Suarez talked about his book, Latino Americans: The 500-Year Legacy That Shaped a Nation. He was interviewed at the 2013 National Press Club Book Fair and Authors' Night.

Panelists spoke about foreign aid and assistance programs, focusing on development and relief work in Afghanistan, Haiti, Somalia, and Yemen.

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library convened a day-long conference on the presidency and civil rights. During the concluding panel, the achievements of the last 60 years were considered…

Following opening remarks, a panel of political figures and journalists talked about the impact of the Hispanic population on the U.S. economy. Topics included education, home ownership, and…

Ray Suarez interviewed former President Carter about his presidency, experiences in the White House, and his diaries, recently published in his book White House Diary. He spoke about a numbe…

Law professors spoke about race and immigration policy at a three-day conference on race in America hosted by Duke University. Among the topics they addressed were the impact of demographic …

Ray Suarez talked to students about the role race plays in contemporary America. He also talked about immigration, the history of race relations, and demographic changes during his lifetime.…

Ray Suarez moderated a panel on the use of materials at presidential sites and libraries and several works on case studies using archival materials located at the repositories. They spoke ab…

Editor Tom Miller talked about the book, How I Learned English: 55 Accomplished Latinos Recall Lessons in Language and Life. He introduced four of the contributors who described the differen…

Participants talked about federal immigration policy, civil rights, the role of immigration in the American experience, and on the social, moral and ethical questions faced by government and…