The following useful resources have been published by sources not affiliated with Encuentro Latino.
Centers For Disease Control:
Components of Culturally Responsive Intimate Partner Violence Intervention Services in an Hispanic Community
David D. Barney, MSW, MPH, PhD; Betty E.S. Duran, MSW, MPH; Gene A. Shelley, PhD; Cynthia Tobar, MS; Ruth Barajas-Mazaheri, MS
Catholic Diocese of Las Cruces:
SPEAKING THE UNSPEAKABLE: A Pastoral Letter on Domestic Violence
Most Rev. Ricardo Ramirez, C.S.B. Bishop of Las Cruces
DE LO QUE NO SE HABLA: Carta pastoral sobre la violencia domestica
Monsenor Ricardo Ramirez, C.S.B. Obispo de Las Cruces
National Institute of Justice
Sexual Assault Among Latinas (SALAS) Study
Carlos A. Cuevas, Ph.D., and Chiara Sabina, Ph.D.
About Haydee Romero
Haydee Romero was born in Chihuahua, Mexico. She was an only child. She was always very spoiled by her father, and loved to accompany him to their Ranch in Nombre De Dios, Chihuahua. She loved to feed the chickens, and pick fruit from the trees that bordered the river.
During school break, she would accompany her Mother to the Mountains in the Forest of Chihuahua. She has fond memories of the beautiful outdoors, the tall trees, and flowers. She enjoyed picking flowers from the fields, and walking amidst the breeze and scent of the pine trees.
Haydee has enjoyed sketching and coloring since a very young age. She discovered oil paintings at the age of 9 and has been painting ever since. She has never taken any painting or drawing classes. Everything she designs comes from her imagination. She loves bright cheerful colors as she portrays in her artwork. Children, Indians, Little Pueblos, and Churches are her specialty. It is a reminder of her childhood memories, and she hopes to share them with the world.
