Holy Cross Faculty, Staff and Students Join with Worcester to Highlight Latino History

Man looks at exhibit on Latino history in Worcester.

Edward Dailey ’25 visited the SOMOS Worcester exhibit, part of the Latino History Project, at the Worcester Historical Museum on Oct. 28, 2022. (Photo by Megan Bard/Holy Cross)

Cesar Grande ’24 visited the SOMOS Worcester exhibit, part of the Latino History Project, at the Worcester Historical Museum on Oct. 28, 2022. (Photo by Megan Bard/Holy Cross)

The Latino connection to Worcester’s history is one of educational advancement, social justice activism and economic opportunities. For these reasons, it is vital that the Latino story is told in the community’s own words, and documented and shared in the city’s archives and museums, according to College of the Holy Cross faculty, staff and students involved in the Latino History Project initiative.

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