SPANISH IN THE SEC
The Spanish-speaking population in the U.S. Southeast has grown considerably in the last few decades. However, little is known about how Spanish speakers in our region compare, linguistically, culturally, and socioeconomically, to those of more established U.S. Spanish-speaking communities. Moreover, much of the previous literature focuses on Hispanic communities in large urban areas. However, many areas in what has been termed “New Destination Communities” for Spanish-speaking immigrants are in non-metro r
The aims of this collaborative are to: