An information sheet on programs and services of the Texas WIC Program.

A dual-language information sheet for partner programs and agencies about Texas WIC services.

A bilingual information sheet on the role of fathers in supporting breastfeeding.

Spanish language version of the executive summary of a report describing the performance of Hempstead Independent School District (ISD) including a general description of the district, education achievement statistics, special programs of the school, finances, curriculum, and recommendations for improvement.

Pamphlet discussing techniques for breastfeeding multiple babies and how mothers can stay healthy while caring for twins or multiple infants.

Document with information in English and Spanish on how to hand express breastmilk.

A guide to foods available to purchase under the WIC program, buying process and tips, and recipes for using the food.

A booklet about becoming a WIC companion counselor who helps new mothers.

Spanish language version of the executive summary of a report describing the performance of Big Spring Independent School District (ISD) including a general description of the district, education achievement statistics, special programs of the school, finances, curriculum, and recommendations for improvement.

A booklet on the benefits of exclusively breastfeeding babies under six months old.

This article reports the continued expansion of the American mink to new sites in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve.

Interview with Antonio Marin, from El Paso, Texas. In his interview, he discusses his childhood, education, civil rights activism, community involvemen, and experiences with racism in south Texas.

Interview with Carlos Marentes, a farm labor organizer and farm worker advocate from the Juarez-El Paso border region. He founded the Border Agricultural Workers Project and participates in local, state, and national organizations dealing with inequality and climate change. In his interview, Marentes discusses his early life and activism.

Interview with Antonio Orendain, civil rights activist and founder of the Texas Farm Workers Union (TFWU), from McAllen, Texas. In the interview, Orendain discusses his childhood and family background, working with Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta and the National Farm Workers Association in California, migrant farm workers, founding the TFWU, and his long career as a labor activist.

Interview with Billy and Filomena Leo. Billy Leo is the former mayor of La Joya, Texas. Filomena Leo was an educator for over 30 years and retired as the Superintendent of Schools for La Joya ISD. Mr. and Mrs. Leo discuss their experiences with politics and community leadership in South Texas. Mr. Leo discusses his father, Leo J. Leo's political career.

Interview with Pauline Gasca Valenciano, a civil rights activist from Fort Worth, Texas. She became involved in politics in the early 1960s, when she volunteered for Viva Kennedy. She later worked with the Democratic party, LULAC, and the American GI Forum. She was an advocate for migrant farm workers and honored by the National Association of Human Rights for her work in civil rights.

Poster about the importance of having a healthy diet during pregnancy, also the implications that it takes. El póster es acerca la importancia de una dieta saludable durante el embarazo, también las implicaciones que lleva.

Pamphlet on suggestions of new ideas to involve within family meals. Folleto de sugerencias de nuevas ideas para involucrar en las comidas familiares.

Bilingual pamphlet listing 10 steps used by certain Texas medical facilities to assist new mothers with breastfeeding.

Pamphlet for babies and mothers with description about food packages and formula respectively.

The novel is one means by which writers can provide examples of the possibilities for women in patriarchal societies to seek greater independence. Sabina Berman (1955- ) and Silvia Molina (1946- ) are modern day Mexican novelists whose writings support the betterment of the female condition in this Latin American society. This study focuses on these two authors and describes and analyzes several of their female protagonists who can be characterized as being in search of their self-identity and self-realization. The novels of interest are La Bobe (2006) and La Mujer que Buceó Dentro del Corazón del Mundo (2010) by Sabina Berman and La Mañana Debe Seguir Gris (1977) and El Amor Que Me Juraste (1998) by Silvia Molina. The theoretical framework used to analyze these novels is based on The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir and on the writings of the Mexican author Rosario Castellanos. These novels provide examples of how women can challenge patriarchal social norms in order to seek their identity as an individual and their self-realization. However, to do this, women must be willing to accept the risks and costs that may accompany this self-searching. By seeking identity women can satisfy their longings and desires, …

A guide to ten ways to encourage you family to eat fruits and vegetables.

Bilingual pamphlet describing a Texas WIC program for new mothers who are breastfeeding to receive a food package that supports the health of the mom and the baby for the first year.

Interview with Guillermo Glenn, civil rights activist and political organizer from El Paso, Texas. In his interview he discusses his childhood, education, access to healthcare, political organizing, and activism in the Rio Grande Valley.