PAN win could open door to Mexican freedom by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
June 24, 2000
in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group
[ Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena. Email him at rudyharambee [dot] org (rudyqvo [dot] cc)
Expectant father ponders family past and future by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco) April 29, 2000 in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group [ Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena. Email him at rudyharambee [dot] org (rudyqvo [dot] cc)
GREAT IS ARTEMIS OF THE EPHESIANS!
OPPOSING THE GODDESS AND OTHER ADVENTURES FOR YOUTH WORKERS
by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
in Youthworker, March/April 2000
Appreciate El Grito as a Celebration of Freedom by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
September 16, 2000
in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group
Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena, Calif., which was recently recognized as an exemplary technology program for community centers by the Tomas Rivera Policy Institute's Digital Steppingstones initiative.
A Wired Future Breaks From A Tired Past by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
Saturday, August 21, 1999 in Pasadena Star News
[Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena, Calif. Check out more articles by Rodolpho Carrasco here.)
This May Was More Than Cinco de Mayo by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
May 27, 2000
in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group [ Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena. Email him at rudyharambee [dot] org (rudyqvo [dot] cc)
Watch DJ Chuang and Rudy Carrasco discuss issues surrounding minority leadership. Listen as they share about the state of Asian-American and Latino leadership and tell stories about their personal journeys in leadership including fears and obstacles they have overcome along the way.
The best way to include Latinos
by Rodolpho Carrasco
San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group on Saturday, January 23, 1999
(Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena, Calif. and a columnist for the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group. Check out more articles by Rodolpho Carrasco here.)
The latest Latino population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau are astonishing.
Undermining our children's academic success TV, video games are terrible substitutes for parenting by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco) Thursday, February 14, 2002 in Pasadena Star News
Expectant father ponders family past and future by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco) April 29, 2000 in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group [ Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena. Email him at rudyharambee [dot] org (rudyqvo [dot] cc)
Appreciate El Grito as a Celebration of Freedom by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
September 16, 2000
in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group
Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena, Calif., which was recently recognized as an exemplary technology program for community centers by the Tomas Rivera Policy Institute's Digital Steppingstones initiative.
A Wired Future Breaks From A Tired Past by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
Saturday, August 21, 1999 in Pasadena Star News
[Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena, Calif. Check out more articles by Rodolpho Carrasco here.)
PAN win could open door to Mexican freedom by rudyharambee [dot] org (Rodolpho Carrasco)
June 24, 2000
in the San Gabriel Valley Newspaper Group
[ Rodolpho Carrasco is associate director of Harambee Christian Family Center in Pasadena. Email him at rudyharambee [dot] org (rudyqvo [dot] cc)
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Watch DJ Chuang and Rudy Carrasco discuss issues surrounding minority leadership. Listen as they share about the state of Asian-American and Latino leadership and tell stories about their personal journeys in leadership including fears and obstacles they have overcome along the way.