WE ARE: Education

We help teach the untold stories of Latinos in America

By educating the public about Latino contributions to the arts, sciences, and humanities, the Smithsonian Latino Center helps people understand the imprint of Latinos on our nation's history. From the Latino Virtual Gallery's on-line resources to traveling exhibitions such as Our Journeys, Our Stories: Portraits of Latino Achievement, to bilingual teacher’s guides, every one of our programs carries a strong educational focus.  These programs teach the public about an important piece of our nation's heritage which is seldom taught in the classroom.

Young Ambassadors

Young Ambassadors program offers students invaluable opportunities...

The Smithsonian Latino Center 's Young Ambassadors Program teaches excellence in Latino art and cultural heritage...MORE

Latino Museum Studies Program

Developing Museum Practice

Application 2009 

Organized by the Smithsonian Latino Center, this program was established in 1994 to increase the representation, documentation, knowledge and interpretation of Latino art, culture and history, and focuses on developing museum practice within a framework of Latino cultural studies...MORE

Latino Virtual Gallery is an educational tool driven by the museum community that provides English/Spanish teaching material to classrooms and the global community.