MATT Partners With MALDEF To Teach Basics About U.S. Census Through English Radio Program
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on: March 03, 2010, 4:05 am
Author:
Margaret Pulles, PuMa Communications & Cultural Services
Industry: Non Profit
MATT Maestro en Casa English Learning Lessons on the US Census Airs March 9
Washington, DC – Mexicans and Americans Thinking Together, a bi-national
non-for-profit organization headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, joined forces with
MALDEF to inform non-English speakers about the U.S. Census. The MATT Maestro en
Casa, a radio transmitted English learning program, which has practical and simple
lessons on Finance, Health Care, and the Workplace, has added a new theme on the
U.S. Census as a vital way to educate the public on the process and to help dispel
any myths or misinformation that may encourage non-participation by the
Spanish-speaking community.
The 2010 US Census lessons begin to air March 9 on the Guadalupe Radio Network. To
supplement the lessons, MATT will publish workbooks, which are free and distributed
by non-profits, faith-based organizations, and MATT.
The MATT Maestro en Casa English learning program launched last fall and airs on
Guadalupe Radio Network stations KJON 850 AM Dallas-Ft-Worth, KWMF 1380 AM San
Antonio, and KVDG 90.9 FM Midland. Lessons can also be accessed on the
organization’s website, www.themattfoundation.org.
For more information on how to bring MATT Maestro en Casa to your community contact
MATT at 1.866.980.MATT or visit www.matt.org.
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Mexicans and Americans Thinking Together (MATT), headquartered in San Antonio, Texas
and with presence in Washington, DC and Mexico City, was established to serve as
the voice of reason influencing policy to improve U.S./Mexico relations. MATT’s
mission is to encourage Mexicans and Americans to come together to bridge the gaps
of understanding so that we may truly prosper together. MATT has been a vocal
advocate for comprehensive immigration solutions, offering innovative public policy
solutions, raising public awareness and visiting with policy-makers since 2006. MATT
is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of business and thought leaders from
the U.S. and Mexico. For more information about MATT.org, visit www.matt.org or call
1.866.980.MATT.
Contact Details: Margaret Pulles
PuMa Communications & Cultural Services
1718 M Street, NW, Suite 204
Washington, DC 20036
Tel 202 492 4849
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