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Item América Latina en Centros de Estudios Internacionales Españoles: Líneas de Investigación y Publicaciones(SALALM Secretariat, 2007) Alonso-Regalado, JesúsItem Another BRIC on the web: the Brazilian presence in international agency statistical sites(2015-06-16) Colson, HaroldProvides a brief recap of Brazilian statistical coverage in major and specialty international government organizations outside of Latin America, with a deeper report on the surprisingly strong set of Brazil data and economic analysis provided by the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). The OECD covers "key partner" Brazil and other BRIC countries with special interest.Item ASARO(2011-06-01) Marchildon, JaredItem Breaking Down the Wall of Silence: The Archives in the Battle to Retrieve Spain’s Historical Memory(2011-06-01) Castaner, GustavoItem Building on a history of collaboration: the evolution of LAMP and LARRP(2015-06-15) Alspach, JudyItem Conectándonos con la Comunidad Local en Entornos Digitales y Presenciales(2017) Alonso-Regalado, JesúsItem Contemporary indigenous scholarly and cultural dialog: a view from Latin American serial publications(2013-05-20) Gutierrez, Ruby MerazThe presentation describes the results of investigations into print and electronic contemporary Latin American Indigenous periodical publications with focus on the publication characteristics of these journals and who is publishing them. The journals are grouped by types of publishers such as universities and institutions, individual indigenous groups, and cultural entities, and are presented in country order with these types of publishers. The presentation also addresses the various topics being covered in these journals.Item Contributing to the Portuguese Wikipedia with the Wikipedia Translation Project at Brown University(2024-06-11) Lemus-Rojas, Mairelys; Sobral, Patricia; Figueroa, PatriciaProviding equitable access to the consumption and creation of knowledge is at the core of organizations like the Wikimedia Foundation. Wikipedia, which is part of the ecosystem of open knowledge projects under the umbrella of Wikimedia, is available in over 300 languages. However, having this reach doesn’t mean all languages have the same coverage. With efforts underway carried out by the global community of users to try and mitigate the prevalent gender gap in the online encyclopedia, at Brown University, we have taken a step toward helping bridge the content and gender gap in the Portuguese-language version of Wikipedia. This is how the Wikipedia Translation Project was developed and has been implemented in the POBS 0400 course on Writing and Speaking Portuguese. The project mainly focuses on improving the coverage of those who lack representation, for example, women biographies in the Portuguese-language version of Wikipedia given that women biographies account for 20% of all biographies. In this presentation, we will share our experience in conceptualizing and implementing this project as well as its outcomes.