Re: Migration patterns for Latinos?

[Guest guest]

The starting place for this research is the National Agricultural Worker

Survey, conducted by the US Department of Labor. These data are available

both nationally and regionally from DOL.

At 04:24 PM 10/9/2006, you wrote:

Hi,

Can anyone point me to a resource with information on residency patterns

for Latinos?

I'm specifically looking for those folks who are working in jobs that may

take them to different locations (traditional migrant) at different times

of the year.

Also, many folks return to their home or country of origin for extended

periods of time - several months.

Is there any literature that gives stats on this particular group of

people as related to health care?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hola:

¿Me pudiera ayudar alguien conseguir datos para personas Latinas /

hispanas que no son residentes temporarios? Estoy buscando

información sobre personas que siguen el trabajo y personas que se van a

su país de origen por meses.

Estoy interesada en los datos acerca la salud.

¡Gracias!

" You can't hold a man down without staying down with

him. " Booker T. Washington

Belman, MPH, CDE

Research and Outreach Specialist

University of Illinois Rockford College of Medicine

National Center for Rural Health Professions

1601 Parkview Avenue

Rockford, Illinois 61107

815-395-5916

Deputy Director

Farmworker Justice

1010 Vermont Avenue N.W.

Suite 915

Washington, DC 20005

202-783-2628 Voice

202-783-2561 Fax

www.fwjustice.org

sdavis@...

[Guest guest]

In terms of California,

there is migration from Mexico

to Washington State.  I’m located in Northern California where migration begins in February

and goes on through November.  Housing for migrant farm workers in Humboldt is none

and recent housing efforts for farm workers in Del Norte county was undermined

by the county.   

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Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006

6:56 AM

Subject: Re:

[ ] Migration patterns for Latinos?

The starting place for this research is the National Agricultural

Worker Survey, conducted by the US Department of Labor. These data are

available both nationally and regionally from DOL.

At 04:24 PM 10/9/2006, you wrote:

Hi,

Can anyone point me to a resource with information on residency patterns for

Latinos?

I'm specifically looking for those folks who are working in jobs that may take

them to different locations (traditional migrant) at different times of the

year.

Also, many folks return to their home or country of origin for extended periods

of time - several months.

Is there any literature that gives stats on this particular group of people as

related to health care?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hola:

¿Me pudiera ayudar alguien conseguir datos

para personas Latinas / hispanas que no son residentes temporarios? Estoy

buscando información sobre personas que siguen el trabajo y personas que se van

a su país de origen por meses.

Estoy interesada en los datos acerca la

salud.

¡Gracias!

" You can't hold a man down without staying down with him. "

Booker T. Washington

Belman, MPH, CDE

Research and Outreach Specialist

University of Illinois

Rockford College

of Medicine

National Center for Rural Health Professions

1601 Parkview Avenue

Rockford, Illinois

61107

815-395-5916

Deputy Director

Farmworker Justice

1010 Vermont Avenue N.W.

Suite 915

Washington, DC 20005

202-783-2628 Voice

202-783-2561 Fax

www.fwjustice.org

sdavis@...

[Guest guest]

You may want to try the National Center for Farmworker Health website

http://www.ncfh.org/.

Michigan State University

Doctoral Candidate

writes:

> The starting place for this research is the National Agricultural Worker

> Survey, conducted by the US Department of Labor. These data are available

> both nationally and regionally from DOL.

>

> At 04:24 PM 10/9/2006, you wrote:

>> Hi,

>>

>> Can anyone point me to a resource with information on residency patterns

>> for Latinos?

>>

>> I'm specifically looking for those folks who are working in jobs that may

>> take them to different locations (traditional migrant) at different times

>> of the year.

>>

>> Also, many folks return to their home or country of origin for extended

>> periods of time - several months.

>>

>> Is there any literature that gives stats on this particular group of

>> people as related to health care?

>>

>> Thanks in advance for your help!

>>

>> Hola:

>>

>> ¿Me pudiera ayudar alguien conseguir datos para personas Latinas /

>> hispanas que no son residentes temporarios? Estoy buscando información

>> sobre personas que siguen el trabajo y personas que se van a su país de

>> origen por meses.

>>

>> Estoy interesada en los datos acerca la salud.

>> ¡Gracias!

>>

>> " You can't hold a man down without staying down with him. " Booker T.

>> Washington

>> Belman, MPH, CDE

>> Research and Outreach Specialist

>> University of Illinois Rockford College of Medicine

>> National Center for Rural Health Professions

>> 1601 Parkview Avenue

>> Rockford, Illinois 61107

>> 815-395-5916

>>

>

>

> Deputy Director

> Farmworker Justice

> 1010 Vermont Avenue N.W.

> Suite 915

> Washington, DC 20005

>

> 202-783-2628 Voice

> 202-783-2561 Fax

>

> www.fwjustice.org

>

> sdavis@...

>