Re: Demographics for California Farmworkers??

[Guest guest]

Alice Larson (las@...) is preparing state by state estimates of migrant

and

seasonal farmworkers for the Migrant Health Program, Bureau of Primary Health

Care.

Yours,

Tom Arcury

Ale Rincon wrote:

> I am trying to put together a presentation on

> California's farmworker population and I need

> demographics specific to this state. How many, where

> they are concentrated, income, families vs. single

> men, various crops, where they come from, etc. If

> anyone has this info I would GREALTY appreciate it.

> Thanks!

> Alejandrina Rincon

>

> =====

> California Internship Coordinator

> Student Action with Farmworkers

> E-mail: alethedukie@...

> (408) 779-4440

>

--

A. Arcury, Ph.D.

Research Associate Professor

Dept. of Family and Community Medicine

Wake Forest University School of Medicine

Medical Center Boulevard

Winston-Salem NC 27157-1084

Phone: 336-716-9438

Fax: 336-716-3206

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for the information. Just to clarify, it is my understanding that

none of the states in the Northeast are included in this count. Is that

correct?

Thanks,

Giulia Earle-

Northeast Center

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Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 7:28 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Demographics for California

Farmworkers??

> Alice Larson (las@...) is preparing state by state estimates of

migrant and

> seasonal farmworkers for the Migrant Health Program, Bureau of Primary

Health Care.

>

> Yours,

>

> Tom Arcury

>

> Ale Rincon wrote:

>

> > I am trying to put together a presentation on

> > California's farmworker population and I need

> > demographics specific to this state. How many, where

> > they are concentrated, income, families vs. single

> > men, various crops, where they come from, etc. If

> > anyone has this info I would GREALTY appreciate it.

> > Thanks!

> > Alejandrina Rincon

> >

> > =====

> > California Internship Coordinator

> > Student Action with Farmworkers

> > E-mail: alethedukie@...

> > (408) 779-4440

> >

>

> --

> A. Arcury, Ph.D.

> Research Associate Professor

> Dept. of Family and Community Medicine

> Wake Forest University School of Medicine

> Medical Center Boulevard

> Winston-Salem NC 27157-1084

>

> Phone: 336-716-9438

> Fax: 336-716-3206

>

>

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[Guest guest]

You would have to check with others on this. I do know that the southeast is

included -- I

have reviewed drafts of the report for North Carolina.

Tom Arcury

Giulia Earle- wrote:

> Thank you for the information. Just to clarify, it is my understanding that

> none of the states in the Northeast are included in this count. Is that

> correct?

>

> Thanks,

> Giulia Earle-

> Northeast Center

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: <tarcury@...>

> < egroups>

> Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 7:28 AM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Demographics for California

> Farmworkers??

>

> > Alice Larson (las@...) is preparing state by state estimates of

> migrant and

> > seasonal farmworkers for the Migrant Health Program, Bureau of Primary

> Health Care.

> >

> > Yours,

> >

> > Tom Arcury

> >

> > Ale Rincon wrote:

> >

> > > I am trying to put together a presentation on

> > > California's farmworker population and I need

> > > demographics specific to this state. How many, where

> > > they are concentrated, income, families vs. single

> > > men, various crops, where they come from, etc. If

> > > anyone has this info I would GREALTY appreciate it.

> > > Thanks!

> > > Alejandrina Rincon

> > >

> > > =====

> > > California Internship Coordinator

> > > Student Action with Farmworkers

> > > E-mail: alethedukie@...

> > > (408) 779-4440

> > >

> >

> > --

> > A. Arcury, Ph.D.

> > Research Associate Professor

> > Dept. of Family and Community Medicine

> > Wake Forest University School of Medicine

> > Medical Center Boulevard

> > Winston-Salem NC 27157-1084

> >

> > Phone: 336-716-9438

> > Fax: 336-716-3206

> >

> >

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A. Arcury, Ph.D.

Research Associate Professor

Dept. of Family and Community Medicine

Wake Forest University School of Medicine

Medical Center Boulevard

Winston-Salem NC 27157-1084

Phone: 336-716-9438

Fax: 336-716-3206

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[Guest guest]

Guilia: I assume you are talking about Alice Larson's work......you are

correct. The states on the East Coast that were included this first time

around were land, North Carolina and Florida.

Brock, MPH

Miramundo Associates

112-A Poplar Street

Chapel Hill, NC 27516

Phone: 919-967-2429

Fax: 413-812-7311

Email: susanbrock@...

[Guest guest]

Thanks

Giulia

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From: susanbrock <susanbrock@...>

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Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 9:59 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Demographics for California

Farmworkers??

> Guilia: I assume you are talking about Alice Larson's work......you are

> correct. The states on the East Coast that were included this first time

> around were land, North Carolina and Florida.

>

> Brock, MPH

> Miramundo Associates

> 112-A Poplar Street

> Chapel Hill, NC 27516

> Phone: 919-967-2429

> Fax: 413-812-7311

> Email: susanbrock@...

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[Guest guest]

Alejandrina,

There is some good demographic information on the California Rural Health

Policy Council Web site:

http://www.ruralhealth.ca.gov/demographics/

Good luck in your search.

Also, folks on this listserve may be interested in a report that we

(Pesticide Action Network) published last year together with the United

Farm Workers and California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation entitled,

" Fields of Poison: California Farmworkers and Pesticides. " The full text

(in Spanish and English) is available on our Web site

(www.panna.org/panna). You can also contact us if you would like a hard

copy.

- Margaret Reeves

>I am trying to put together a presentation on

>California's farmworker population and I need

>demographics specific to this state. How many, where

>they are concentrated, income, families vs. single

>men, various crops, where they come from, etc. If

>anyone has this info I would GREALTY appreciate it.

>Thanks!

>Alejandrina Rincon

>

>

>

>=====

>California Internship Coordinator

>Student Action with Farmworkers

>E-mail: alethedukie@...

>(408) 779-4440

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ale:

I would recommend " Who Works on California Farms? " a document based on NAWS

data from Cal. prepared by Rosenberg, Anne, Steirman, Gabbard,

and Mines. It is published as a NAWS Report No. 7 and as Univ. of

Cal. Agriculture and Natural Resources Publication 21583 (Agricultural

Personnel Management Program)

Lighthall

Lighthall, Ph.D.

Executive Director

California Institute for Rural Studies

P.O. Box 2143 (U.S. Mail)

221 G Street, Suite 204

, CA  95616

Phone:  530 756-6555

Fax:  530 756-7429

Email:  dlighthall@... <mailto:dlighthall@...>

 

 

-----Original Message-----

From: Ale Rincon [mailto:alethedukie@...]

Sent: Monday, April 03, 2000 5:53 PM

egroups

Subject: [ ] Demographics for California

Farmworkers??

I am trying to put together a presentation on

California's farmworker population and I need

demographics specific to this state. How many, where

they are concentrated, income, families vs. single

men, various crops, where they come from, etc. If

anyone has this info I would GREALTY appreciate it.

Thanks!

Alejandrina Rincon

=====

California Internship Coordinator

Student Action with Farmworkers

E-mail: alethedukie@...

(408) 779-4440

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

You might check with Elia Gallardo, Migrant Health Coordinator for the

California Primary Care Association. 916-440-8170, ext 202

Bell Boltwood, RN marybell@...

Migrant Health Network

P.O. Box 95

Emory, VA 24327

540-944-4455 fax: 917-463-5787