Latinx Narratives: A Youth-Centered Approach to Curriculum Development

In this article, youth coauthors discuss their experiences with the Latinidad Curriculum Initiative, an intergenerational collaboration in response to the ongoing underrepresentation of Latinx histories, identities, and contributions within the New York City public school curricula.

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The English Journal
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2026-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.58680/ej20261150510
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Critical Race Theory in Education
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Latinx Narratives: A Youth-Centered Approach to Curriculum Development

Limarys Caraballo, Clarissa Kunizaki, MEYLY SANTIAGO-LUNA, AMY ZOU et al.
The English Journal
Critical Race Theory in Education
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Latinx Narratives: A Youth-Centered Approach to Curriculum Development

Limarys Caraballo, Clarissa Kunizaki, MEYLY SANTIAGO-LUNA, AMY ZOU, MING-LI DIAZ, GERMAYONI LOPEZ
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In this article, youth coauthors discuss their experiences with the Latinidad Curriculum Initiative, an intergenerational collaboration in response to the ongoing underrepresentation of Latinx histories, identities, and contributions within the New York City public school curricula.

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