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Title: José L. Castillo Photograph Collection, 2000-2007Add to your cart.View associated digital content.
Predominant Dates: 2005-2006
ID: 01/ AR0051
Extent: 2754.0 Items
Arrangement: This collection is organized into series by subject.
Subjects:
Languages: English
Spanish;Castilian

Abstract

Collection of documents and photographs taken in the early-mid 2000s by José L. Castillo that highlight political events in the Latino community, especially in the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The José L. Castillo Collection consists of 2,700 digital images and 57 articles. The images and articles highlight protests and political events in the Latino community, including the march protesting immigration bill HR 4437 in April 2006 by more than 350,000 people; Hispanic community and political leaders; festivals, Latino soccer leagues and other gatherings in the North Texas area. Featured subjects include Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief; former Dallas Mayor Laura Miller, Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa; former LULAC President Hector Flores.

Collection Historical Note

José L. Castillo was born in 1970 and attended high school in Lima, Peru. During the early 1990s he studied translation and interpretation at the Escuela de Traducción e Interpretación de Lima (School of Translation and Interpretation of Lima). Afterwards, he continued his English studies at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in England. During his time in the United States, Mr. Castillo has worked as an editor, columnist, reporter, and media advisor in the Atlanta and Dallas-Fort Worth markets. He was the founder and former editor-in-chief of AtlantaLatino.com, currently Georgia’s largest bilingual portal to the Latino community. In March 2002, Mr. Castillo assembled a bilingual editorial staff and launched Atlanta Latino (Georgia), a weekly newspaper with identical content in both English and Spanish. In addition he has done freelance work for La Estrella (Fort Worth), the now defunct Latin Trade Magazine (Miami), HOY (New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles), and has translated columns into Spanish for the New York Times Syndicate. Mr. Castillo’s work has earned recognition from his colleagues and has been featured in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Gwinnett Daily Post (Georgia). He is a current member of the Colegio de Periodistas del Perú (Journalist Society of Peru), one of the most important journalist organizations in his native country, the American Association of Translators, and a former member of the Georgia Association of Latin American Journalists. As of this writing he is the Dallas-Fort Worth correspondent for EFE News Services, the fifth largest news wire in the world and a correspondent for La Republica (Lima, Peru). Since 2004 he has resided in Mansfield, Texas.

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Access Information

Access Restrictions:

This collection is not restricted.

Use Restrictions:

Reproduction and publication of materials in this collection are subject to the policies of the UNT Special Collections department. Copyright restrictions may apply.

Physical Access Note:

This collection is born-digital and accessible via the Portal to Texas History.

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Administrative Information

Repository: University of North Texas Special Collections
Accruals: 2006-001
Acquisition Source: José L. Castillo
Acquisition Method: Gift
Preferred Citation:

For the collection as a whole:

José L. Castillo Photograph Collection, University of North Texas Special Collections

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Box and Folder Listing
Series 1: Abilene, TexasSeries 2: Academia Infantil LegendariosSeries 3: Anti-immigration March, Dallas, TX, 2005-04-08Series 4: Anti-immigration March, Dallas, TX, 2006-01-07Series 5: Arts on Main StreetSeries 6: Basura DallasSeries 7: Boxeo Fort WorthSeries 8: Calor PiscinaSeries 9: Carlos TamezSeries 10: Cattle: Texas, 2005-01-28Series 11: Colima FestSeries 12: CommunitySeries 13: Community: Dallas City DumpSeries 14: Community: Elecciones Peru, 2006-06-05Series 15: Community: Slow FoodSeries 16: Community: ThanksgivingSeries 17: ConstructionSeries 18: Consulado Mexico: Consulado MatriculaSeries 19: Consulado Mexico: FuncionariosSeries 20: Consulado Mexico: Grito 2005Series 21: Consulado Mexico: TramitesSeries 22: Dallas Catholic CharitiesSeries 23: Dallas Cup, 2005Series 24: Dallas HomelessSeries 25: Drogas FalsasSeries 26: Edgar VeraSeries 27: Education: Cadets of Fort Worth, TexasSeries 28: Education: Cesar Chavez SchoolSeries 29: Education: Construction School, 2005-02-09Series 30: Education: Construction School, 2006-01-10Series 31: Education: Construction School, 2006-02-10Series 32: Education: Construction School, 2006-02-15Series 33: Education: Dallas Independent School DistrictSeries 34: Education: DISD Back to School Fair, 2006-08-03Series 35: Education: Distance Education, Immigration, Dallas, TexasSeries 36: Education: Dual Language School, Grand Prairie, TXSeries 37: Education: Early Childhood, Fort Worth, TexasSeries 38: Education: Educacion a Distancia MexicoSeries 39: Education: FWISD, Fort Worth, TexasSeries 40: Education: Heroes, Mansfield, TexasSeries 41: Education: Kathleen Leos, Dallas, TexasSeries 42: Education: Lowes Safety Adventure, Red Oak, Ellis County, TXSeries 43: Education: NAGJ Latino Reporter, Fort Worth, TexasSeries 44: Education: Rudy Rodriquez, Denton, TexasSeries 45: Education: VariousSeries 46: EntertainmentSeries 47: Farmers Market DallasSeries 48: Fort Worth HomelessSeries 49: Fort Worth InternationalSeries 50: Futbol in Fort Worth, TexasSeries 51: FWHCCSeries 52: Gabriela SpanicSeries 53: HealthSeries 54: Health: LenscraftersSeries 55: Health: LeucemiaSeries 56: Health: Sister to SisterSeries 57: Health: Ventanilla de SaludSeries 58: Health: Vetido Rojo CorazonSeries 59: Health: Women Voters of TarrantSeries 60: Hermandad San MartinSeries 61: Hurricane KatrinaSeries 62: Hurricane Katrina: PeruanosSeries 63: Immigrant Project, Fort Worth, Texas, 2006-08-21Series 64: ImmigrationSeries 65: Immigration in Dallas, TexasSeries 66: Immigration March, Arlington, Texas, 2005-04-01Series 67: Immigration March, Farmers Branch, Texas, 2006-08-26Series 68: La Vida Program - DallasSeries 69: La Voz del AncianoSeries 70: LandscapingSeries 71: LibrarySeries 72: Llano, TexasSeries 73: Llano, Texas AerialSeries 74: Miguel Harth BedoyaSeries 75: Milka DunoSeries 76: Naturalization CeremonySeries 77: Newscaster, Claudia HinojosaSeries 78: Newscaster, Erick IglesiasSeries 79: Newscaster, Mary GamarraSeries 80: Newscaster, Silvia RinconSeries 81: Nissan Off RoadSeries 82: North Texas Politics and Public OfficersSeries 83: Public Officers: Pauline MedranoSeries 84: Public Officers: Ray GomezSeries 85: Public Officers: Raymund ParedesSeries 86: Public Officers: Rick PerrySeries 87: Public Officers: Robert EarleySeries 88: Public Officers: Robert RiveraSeries 89: Public Officers: Roberto AlonzoSeries 90: Public Officers: Roberto CalderonSeries 91: Public Officers: Roberto ChavarriaSeries 92: Public Officers: Rodney CruzSeries 93: Public Officers: Rosa NavejarSeries 94: Public Officers: Salvador EspinoSeries 95: Public Officers: Steve SalazarSeries 96: Public Services: Amber AlertSeries 97: Public Services: Arlington Police DepartmentSeries 98: Public Services: Dallas Fire DepartmentSeries 99: Public Services: Dallas Police DepartmentSeries 100: Religion: Aparicion VirgenSeries 101: Religion: CatolicaSeries 102: Religion: Domingo de RamosSeries 103: Religion: Iglesia Todos los SantosSeries 104: Religion: Imagen Tree Oak Cliff, Dallas, TXSeries 105: Religion: NacimientoSeries 106: Religion: ProtestanteSeries 107: Ringgold, Texas WildfireSeries 108: Rosca de ReyesSeries 109: Satcha PrettoSeries 110: SportsSeries 111: Sunset at Lake PalestineSeries 112: Telemundo 39 MeetingSeries 113: Texas State FairSeries 114: The Discovery Science Place in Tyler, TexasSeries 115: Tourism in Fort Worth, TexasSeries 116: Tourism in TexasSeries 117: Tourism in Waxachachie, TexasSeries 118: Tourism, Canyon of the EaglesSeries 119: Tourism, Dallas Aquarium 1Series 120: Tourism, Dallas Aquarium 2Series 121: Tourism, Tyler ZooSeries 122: Viva Collin CountySeries 123: Viva DallasSeries 124: Wildlife Museum in Tyler, TexasSeries 125: Zacatecas Gala

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