SPAN 316: Third Year Spanish for the Heritage Language Learner

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Labeling and citing images

Even when the images you use are copyright free, you should acknowledge the creator and indicate the source. 

• For examples of using MLA style to fully cite images you use in a research paper, click here: citing images 

Please be aware of legal restrictions on the use of images.  Boston University has a useful webpage on Image Copyright .

Printing Posters

Student Media Services  (Main Floor, Valley Library): production and printing services funded by student activity fees.

LANIC Latin American Network Information Center  Includes links to regional and country resources, many dealing with human rights and legal issues.

Derechos: Human Rights in Latin America  Includes reports on specific countries. 

Human Rights in Latin America  CIA Freedom of Information Act. Most of the documents concern El Salvador and Guatemala, but the collection also contains records on other countries documenting human rights violations.

Nunca Mas   CONADEP (National Commission on the Disappeared) Report. Argentina

The Vanished Gallery   Described as "a humble attempt to bring the voices of the desaparecidos and their loved ones to the world. The vanishing was swift, a burst into a home at night, a few minutes and they were gone - not enough time to be heard. We owe it to them."

Professor Chavarria recommends:

• NACLA Report on the Americas  Magazine published by the North American Congress on Latin America.  You can search for specific articles using Academic Search Premier.
• Democracy Now! News and Television programs: transcripts, podcasts, video.   In English and Spanish.

Desaparecidos. Photograph by pablodf, 2008.Flickr Commons