1929-1987; bulk: 1967-1987
Guide to the Collection
Restrictions on Access
The Pan American Society of New England papers are stored offsite and must be requested at least two business days in advance via Portal1791. Researchers needing more than six items from offsite storage should provide additional advance notice. If you have questions about requesting materials from offsite storage, please contact the reference desk at 617-646-0532 or reference@masshist.org.
Please note employee payroll records are restricted.
Abstract
This collection consists of the records of the Pan American Society of New England, including correspondence, administrative records, programs, membership records, material pertaining to the Shattuck Library, financial records, and scrapbooks.
Historical Sketch
The Pan American Society was incorporated in 1941 in Massachusetts. Its formation was partially in response to the Good Neighbor policy and the influx of Latin American students coming to study in the United States instead of Europe during World War II. Its first president was Virginia Chandler Peabody Shattuck. The society's organization was made up of volunteer committees and a staff, directed by a board of governors, consisting of a president, executive vice president, vice president, treasurer, assistant treasurer, and secretary, and eventually a librarian. In 1943, it became affiliated with the Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, when it was suggested that smaller branches be created elsewhere in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Following this, it became the of Pan American Society of New England. It housed the Shattuck Library, named for Dr. James Cheever Shattuck and Virginia Chandler Peabody Shattuck, which consisted of over 11,000 volumes of books on Latin American places, people, history, language, and culture. In 1987, the bulk of the library was donated to Boston University.
PASNE's aims and purposes were to develop an appreciation of Latin American culture, history, and problems relative to the United States; to promote good will through educational study and research; to arrange public lectures, recitals, and exhibits; and to ensure solidarity within the western hemisphere. Programming was the main function of the society and focused on two categories, service and hospitality for Latin American students, consuls, and guests and the education of North Americans to a greater knowledge and understanding of Central and South Americans.
Collection Description
The Pan American Society of New England records consist of 20 record cartons, one document box, and 5 OS boxes of mostly printed material. The collection pertains to the daily operations and event programming of the society and includes correspondence, administrative records, program materials, material pertaining to the Shattuck Library, membership information, financial records, and scrapbooks. Program material makes up the bulk of the collection and contains event announcements, publicity, background information on event participants, and some transcripts of addresses given by Latin American ambassadors and dignitaries, mainly for the "Latin America Up to Date" lecture series.
Arrangement Note
This collection is loosely arranged chronologically and alphabetically within each series.
Processing Information
This collection has been minimally processed and retains most of the original folders.
Acquisition Information
Pan American Society of New England, October 2000.
Restrictions on Access
The Pan American Society of New England papers are stored offsite and must be requested at least two business days in advance via Portal1791. Researchers needing more than six items from offsite storage should provide additional advance notice. If you have questions about requesting materials from offsite storage, please contact the reference desk at 617-646-0532 or reference@masshist.org.
Please note employee payroll records are restricted.
Detailed Description of the Collection
I. Correspondence, 1962-1983
Loosely arranged in chronological and alphabetical order in series.
This series contains correspondence of the Pan American Society of New England. It includes letters written to and received from PASNE officers, program participants, ambassadors and embassies from Latin American countries, organizations, internal proceedings, and daily operations of the society.
Chronological files, 1979-1984
Board of Governors, 1967-1982
Presidents—Vincent, John C., Jr., 1968-1969
Presidents—Moor, Edgar J., 1971-1973
Presidents—Herbert, John R., 1973-1975
Presidents—Goodsell, James Nelson, 1980-1983
Presidents—Barnes, William S., 1984
Executive Directors, 1972-1985
Executive Directors—Brisk, William J., 1977
Executive Directors—Ingrao, Hector C., 1981-1983
Program Director—Quiroga, Vivian, 1981-1983
Secretary—Curtin, Neal J., 1981-1983
Read, Vail, 1970-1978
Meyer, Mercedes, 1974-1975
Treasurer—Sisto, John A., 1969
Treasurer—Sutherland, Robert L., 1969-1973
Treasurer—Stebbins, Warren and Alfonso Orbegoso, 1973-1974
Treasurer—Clark, Bernard, 1978-1983
Language Program Director—Molina de Goldman, Yolanda, 1982-1983
Library, 1977-1983
Membership, 1977-1985
Programs—Benefit concert, 1978
Programs—Citation for Virginia Chandler Peabody Shattuck from Organization of American States, 1973
Programs—Fundraising luncheon, 21 March 1963
Programs—Great Cities of the World Conference and Osvaldo Andres Cacciatore, 1980
Programs—Latin American Conference, 1962
Programs—Massachusetts Archive exhibit, 5 October 1973
Programs—Pan American Society general, 1964-1978
Programs—Project Yes, 1981
Organizations—ACCION International, 1980
Organizations—ACCION International, 1980
Organizations—American Academy of Political and Social Science Philadelphia, 1960-1968
Organizations—American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese-Mass Bay Chapter, 1965, 1974
Organizations—American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, 1964
Organizations—American Friends Service Committee, 1970
Organizations—Amigos de las Americas, 1980
Organizations—Anthropology Resource Center, 1981
Organizations—Boston Center for the Arts, undated
Organizations—Boston College-Department of Romance Languages Spanish Film Program, 1973-1974
Organizations—Boston Committee of Foreign Relations, 1967-1973
Organizations—Boston Federal Executive Board, undated
Organizations—Boston Public Library, 1962-1974
Organizations—Caribbean Center for Advanced Studies, 1974
Organizations—Chauncy Hall-Chapel Hill School program for students from Latin America, 1969-1971
Organizations—Center for International Visitors, 1980
Organizations—Circulos Latinoamericanos, 1980
Organizations—Committee on Latin American Studies Harvard University, 1980
Organizations—Council of the Americas, 1958-1975
Organizations—Education Collaborative for Greater Boston, undated
Organizations—Education for Action, 1967-1972
Organizations—Educational Exchange of Greater Boston, 1977
Organizations—Ediciones del Norte, 1982
Organizations—Framingham Public Library (Spanish section), 1973-1974
Organizations—Foreign students, 1977-1978
Organizations—Galaxy Theater, 1981
Organizations—Hispanic Office of Planning and Evaluation, 1976
Organizations—Inter-American Foundation, 1980
Organizations—Intergovernmental Committee for Migrations, 1981
Organizations—Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities, 1972-1975
Organizations—Massachusetts Homemaker's Council, 1966
Organizations—Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs, 1969
Organizations—Massachusetts Teacher's Association, 1972
Organizations—Metro Cultural Alliance, 1978-1983
Organizations—New England Aquarium, 1981
Organizations—Organization of American States, 1982
Organizations—Oxfam America, 1982-1984
Organizations—Pan American Board of Education, 1971
Organizations—Pan American Council of Chicago, 1972-1975
Organizations—Pan American Development Foundation, 1978-1982
Organizations—Pan American Society of the United States, 1976-1982
Organizations—Partners of the Americas, 1973-1975
Organizations—Proyecto Amistad, 1979
Organizations—School for International Training, 1977
Organizations—Skaggs Foundation, 1982
Organizations—Spanish Club of Boston, 1973
Organizations—Pan American Union, 1956-1972
Organizations—Spanish Cultural Institute of New England, 1979-1980
Organizations—Suffolk University Modern Language Department, 1973
Organizations—Up with the People, undated
Organizations—United States Information Agency, 1961
Organizations—United States Inter-American Council, 1963
Organizations—University of Massachusetts, 1980
Organizations—University projects with Latin America, undated
Organizations—Villa Jones International Cultural Center, undated
Organizations—Waltham Hospital Spanish Liaison Program, 1972
Organizations—Washington International Center, undated
Organizations—Washington Office of Latin America, undated
Organizations—WBZ, undated
Organizations—Wellesley College, 1980-1981
Organizations—WGBH, 1982
Organizations—Williams College Center for Development Economics, 1964
Organizations—Women's Educational Equity Communications Network, undated
Organizations—Women's Transportation Group, 1980
Organizations—Worcester Art Museum, undated
Organizations—World Affairs Council, undated
Organizations—World Affairs Council, 1974-1982
Organizations—World Health Organization, 1965
Organizations—World Organization for Cultural Exchange, undated
Individuals—Alazraki, Jaime, February 1980
Individuals—Bernays, Edward, 1977
Individuals—Cabrera Infante, May 1980
Agencies—Consuls, 1975-1979
Agencies—Consulado de la Republica de Venezuela, 1977
Agencies—Department of State, 1955-1966
Agencies—Embassy of Argentina, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of Barbados, 1983
Agencies—Embassy of Bolivia, 1981-1982
Agencies—Embassy of Brasil, 1981-1982
Agencies—Embassy of Chile, 1980-1982
Agencies—Embassy of Colombia, 1980-1983
Agencies—Embassy of Costa Rica, 1981
Agencies—Embassy of the Dominican Republic, 1980-1983
Agencies—Embassy of Ecuador, 1980-1982
Agencies—Embassy of El Salvador, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of Guatemala, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of Haiti, 1981
Agencies—Embassy of Honduras, 1980
Agencies—Embassy of Jamaica, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of Mexico, 1980-1983
Agencies—Embassy of Nicaragua, 1981
Agencies—Embassy of Panama, 1981
Agencies—Embassy of Paraguay, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of Peru, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Czechoslovakia Cuban Interests Section, 1980
Agencies—Embassy of the Suriname, 1981
Agencies—Embassy of the Trinidad and Tobago, 1981
Agencies—Embassy of the Uruguay, 1980-1981
Agencies—Embassy of the Venezuela, 1980-1982
Agencies—Internal Revenue Service, 1980-1982
Agencies—State Agency for Surplus Property, 1979-1983
Financial, 1969-1980
General, 1965-1983
Fundraising, 1956-1961
Information requests, 1980-1983
Inter-office memo, 1981
New building, 1975
Notary public, 1982
Program notices and newsletters, 1967-1967
Stock power notices, 1967
Volunteers, 1974
II. Administrative records, 1941-1984
Loosely arranged in chronological and alphabetical order in series.
The administrative records of PASNE contain the society's constitution, by-laws, history, mission, committee meeting agendas and minutes, reports, and select member and board of governor biographies.
Constitution and by-laws, February 1968
Constitution and by-laws (revised), 1968
"Master Plan for Pan American Society" by Dr. Edward L. Bernays, ca. 1973
History and purpose, undated
Purpose and program, 1941-1952
"Purpose and Programs" by John C. Vincent, Jr., 1970
Certificate of existence, 1980
Commonwealth of Massachusetts corporation status, 1987
Board of Governors meetings, 1965-1976
Board of Governors meetings, 1976-1986
Board of Governors biographies, 1940s-1970s
Board of Governors lists, 1960s-1970s
Board of Governors resignations, 1955-1974
Annual meeting, 12 December 1973
Advisory Committee, 1956-1973
Committees, 1976
Economic Study Committee, 1958-1959
Executive Committee, 1968-1979
Finance Committee, 1977
Library Committee, 1976
Membership Committee, 1955
William H. Prescott Memorial Committee, 1957-1959
Program Committee, 1977
Search Committee for Executive Director, 1976
Vice Presidents' meeting, 1959-1965
Annual report, 1977
Director's report, December 1978
Fall report, 1978
Proxies, 1975-1976
Voting members, 1953-1976
Internship program, 1978-1986
Position descriptions, 1965-1978
Signed contracts, 1987
General, 1975-1979
Biographies—Barnes, William, 1980-1984
Biographies—Barreda Tomás, Pedro M., 1979
Biographies—Briggs, Everett E., 1980
Biographies—Cornel, Carol, 1980
Biographies—Dominquez, Jorge I., 1980
Biographies—Escovar Salomon, Ramon, 1979
Biographies—Gardner, Hanun B., undated
Biographies—Goldman, Yolanda, 1970
Biographies—Goodsell, James Nelson, 1977
Biographies—Herbert, John Ruggs, 1976
Biographies—Ingrao, Hector C., 1976
Biographies—Jaramillo, Samuel, 1979
Biographies—Lastavica, Dr. Catherine C., 1982
Biographies—Lastavica, Dr. John, undated
Biographies—Lester, Allen H., 1967-1975
Biographies—Marshall, Dorothy, undated
Biographies—Montero, Martha, undated
Biographies—Morales Carrion, Dr. Arturo, 1982
Biographies—Morby, Jeffrey L., undated
Biographies—Navas Ruiz, Ricardo, undated
Biographies—Ortiz de Webb, Asid, 1983
Biographies—Parker, Sam, 1981
Biographies—Pick, Pedro J., 1985
Biographies—Sandler, Clara, 1985
Biographies—Thompson, William I., III, undated
Biographies—Valdez, Abelardo L., 1978-1979
Biographies—Weiser Varon, Benno, undated
Biographies, undated
III. Programs, 1929-1987
Loosely arranged in chronological order in series.
This series contains material pertaining to PASNE programming. Material documents the numerous conferences, courses, lectures, seminars, presentations, concerts, performances, social events, art exhibits, awards, and contests the society organized, collaborated on, or attended.
Club Español de Boston, 1929-1964
Pan American conference, 15 April 1944
Training course—Latin American Business Relations, ca. 1945
Maria Moors Cabot awards, 1947, 1958
Five Year Report—40 Suitcase exhibit on Latin America, 1950
Speakers, 1955-1966
Pan American Day, 1958
William H. Prescott centenary, 1959
Miscellaneous programs, 1960s
Newspaper releases, 1960s
Photographs, 1960s
Radio stations-Latin American programs, 1960-1962
South America-Impatient Volcano film by Carl de Suze, 30 November 1961
Latin American conference, November 1962
Brazilian Student Project/Associacao Universitaria Interamericana, 1963-1965
Ballet Folklórico de Mexico, 1963-1965
Maria Moors Cabot awards, 1963-1978
Pan American conference, 13-14 November 1964
Conference—"Private Initiative in Latin American Development," 22 April 1965
Chile film by Nicol Smith, 9 November 1965
People to People program, 1965
Current Issues in Inter-American Relations series—"The Dominican Republic" by Bruce Palmer, 27 October 1966
Current Issues in Inter-American Relations series—"The Inter-American Agenda" by Lincoln Gordon, 10 November 1966
Parranda student dance, 9 December 1966
Current Issues in Inter-American Relations series—"Chile: Challenge and Opportunity" by Ralph A. Dungan, 10 November 1966
Hospital Infantil, Manizales, Colombia medical equipment, 1966
Current Issues in Inter-American Relations series—"Recent Developments in Argentina" by Edwin M. Martin, 13 January 1967
Current Issues in Inter-American Relations series—"Inter-American Economic Development" by Felipe Herrera, 4 April 1967
Current Issues in Inter-American Relations series—Radcliffe Club participation, 1966-1967
Five Inter-American Discussions series—moderated by Milton I. VangerFebruary-April 1967
Ballet Folklórico de Mexico, 9 May 1967
Exhibit—Esso Art Collection, 22 May-1 June 1967
Program Questionnaire, May 1967
Brazilian and Venezuelan students, Harvard Summer Program, July 1967
Program financial statements, 1967-1969
Latin America in World Perspective series—"The OAS and the UN" by Sol M. Linowitz, 17 October 1967
Inter-American Discussions series, October-December 1967
"Reports on Cuba" by James Nelson Goodsell; "The Alliance for Progress" by David Bronheim; and "Report on Chile: Is the Revolution in Freedom Succeeding?" by Dr. Paul N. Rosenstein-Rodan.
Jorge Luis Borges dinner, with Juan Marichal, 3 November 1967
Fiesta Latino Americano, 9 December 1967
Prospective speakers, 1967
Asociacion Universitaria Interamericana/Associacao Universitaria Interamericana, 1967
Sturbridge and Tanglewood, 1967
Program notices, 1967-1970
Hemisphere and Organization of American States (HOASA) project, 1967
Program planning, 1967-1972
Latin America in World Perspective series—Wellesley Club of Boston participation, January-April 1968
Latin America in World Perspective series—"U.S. Arms Sales to Latin America," 31 January 1968
David Bronheim, moderator; Ralph A. Dungan, Robert Sayre, and Adam Yarmolinsky, panelists.
Conversations with Three Correspondents series, February-April 1968
"Cuba and the International Culture Congress," Juan de Onis; "Washington Looks at Latin America," Nathan Miller; "The Unseen Revolution and the U.S. Press," Barry Lando.
"Algunas Vistas Ineresantes de Argentina y de Chile," by Andres E. Breiter, 29 February 1968
Latin America in World Perspective series—"The Case for an International Development Tax" by Alberto Lleras Camargo, 14 March 1968
"Elegance of Native Dress" exhibit at Westbrook Junior College by Mario Nannetti, March 1968
Olympics in Mexico talk by Jaime Pena Vera, 18 April 1968
Fiesta Panamericana, 27 April 1968
Spoken Spanish Contest, 27 April 1968
Teaching Sisters of Archdiocese of Boston open house, 4 May 1968
Meeting for Latin American girls, 5 March 1968
Latin America in World Perspective series—"The Panama Canal Question," 8 May 1968
John Moors Cabot, moderator; Ellis O. Briggs and Robert J. Fleming, Jr., panelists.
Paintings of Mario Torroella art exhibit, 4-17 October 1968
"Chavin and its Influence on other Peruvian Cultures" lecture by Dr. Robert Fong, 18 October 1968
Urban Problems in Latin America series—"University Citadel in an Urban Environment," 23 October 1968
Seymour Lipset, moderator; Ernst Halperin, Richard Paisner, and David Spencer, panelists.
"Gold of Latin America" lecture by Clemency Coggins and exhibit reception, 19 November 1968
Maria Moors Cabot awards, 15 November 1968
Informal Wednesday evening discussions, 1968-1969
Teachers meetings, 1968
Tour to Mexico, 1968
United Farm Workers' Organization Committee, 1968
Interamerican University Foundation (AUI)/Brazilian Student Project, 1968
Children's Art Center, "The Cultural Foundations of the United States" exhibit, 12 January-12 February 1969
Includes programs with illustrations by Allan Rohan Crite.
"Sport and Ritual in the Ball Courts of El Tajin, Veracruz" lecture by Michael Kampen, 29 January 1969
Tour of Latin America, 3-24 February 1969
"Fiesta Colla" (Bolivian arts and craft) exhibit and lecture by Grace Goodell, 8-22 March 1969
Pan American Week, 14-19 April 1969
Piñata Party, June 1969
World Health Organization 22nd Annual Assembly, July 1969
Program notices, August 1969-June 1970
New England Book Festival exhibit, 12-14 September 1969
Gretta Keyes, 2 September 1969
Latin American Culture course, September 1969-May 1970
United States Relations with Latin America series—Gabriel Valdes, 26 November 1969
Boston Globe supplement, 1969
Rodeman C. Rockefeller and Harvey Schwartz dinner, 17 October 1969
Informal Discussion series—"Considerations about Cultural Education as Cultural Action" by Paulo Freire lecture, 4 November 1969
"5 Colombian Artists" art exhibit, 8-17 November 1969
Fernando Botero, Noé León, Leonel Góngora, Alejandro Obregón and Omar Rayo.
"President Nixon and Alliance for Progress" open forum with David Bronheim, 18 November 1969
"Faces of Mexico" photography exhibit by Charles J. Luna, December 1969-January 1970
Brazilian Student Project, 1969
Pan American Day proclamation, 1969
Student dances and balls, 1967-1969
Latin American Theatre Archive, 1969
Charter flights, 1969
Student program, 1969-1970
"What's Wrong with the U.S. Foreign Aid Program in Northeast Brazil?" lecture by David Wood, 28 January 1970
"Latin American Limelight" radio program Emerson College (WERS), January 1970
Hallucinogens in the Life of Latin American Aborigines symposium, January 1970
"The Place of Hallucinogenic Plants in the Plant Kingdom" by Dr. Richard Evans; "The Chemist's Role in the Search for Hallucinogenic Plants" by Dr. Robert F. Raffauf; and "Mushrooms and Their Importance to Native Religious Concepts" by R. Gordon Wasson.
Cocktail party for Brazilian illustrator and designers, 6 February 1970
"Off the Beaten Track Through Galapagos Islands and South America" talk by Robert Firger, 1 March 1970
"Today's Cuba: Some Personal Impressions" talk by Rabbi Everett Gendler, 11 March 1970
Dinner and reception for Charles Meyer, 3 April 1970
The Latin American Church: Historical Challenges and Contemporary Radical Issues lecture series—"The Relevance of Bartolome de las Casas to out Contemporary World" by Dr. Lewis Hanke, 9 April 1970
The Latin American Church: Historical Challenges and Contemporary Radical Issues lecture series—"Liberation: The New Conviction of the New Latin American Church" by Fr. Louis Colonnese, 10 November 1970
The Inner World of Jorge Luis Borges film, 15 April 1970
"Hemispheric Cooperation in Ecological Affairs" talk by Maria Buchinger, 29 April 1970
Latin American walking tour of Back Bay, April 1970
Informal Discussion series—"The Press in Latin America Today" with James Nelson Goodsell and William Montalbano, 12 May 1970
Mexican student strike poster art exhibit, 1970
"The Bold Tradition" IBM Mexican art exhibit, 29 May-12 June 1970
American Andean relief expedition, 1970
Las Vidas Secas Brazilian Cinema Nôvo film by Nelson Pereira dos Santos, 18 May 1970
Discussion groups in Spanish, October 1970-April 1971
"Ventana al Alma-Una Vision de Chile" photograph exhibit by Carol Ginandes, 13-23 October 1970
"The Heights of Macchu Picchu" Peruvian earthquake relief benefit, 6 November 1970
"Chile and Latin America in Light of Allende's Election" lecture by James Nelson Goodsell and Arpad van Lazar, 17 November 1970
Business luncheon series, 30 November 1970
Antonio das Mortes and Black God, White Devil Brazilian Cinema Nôvo films by Glauber Rocha, 4-11 December 1970
Latin America tour, 1970-1971
Program financial statements, September 1970-June 1971
Latin American culture course, 28 September 1970-May 1971
Piñata party, December 1970
Pan American Day proclamation, 1970
"Molas from San Blas Island" exhibit, 12-29 January 1971
"The Criminals" play by Jose Triana, 30 January 1971
Latin America Up to Date series—João Augusto de Araújo Castro, 7 February 1971
Zoila Muñoz voice recital, 23 February 1971
"The Golden Hues of Enrique Sanchez of Mexico" exhibit, 26 February-26 March 1971
Milton Academy exhibit, 1 March 1971
"Student Movements: A Comparison" with Octavio Arizmandi, Juan Baraona, Oscar Espinosa and Vin McClellan, 11 March 1971
Land in Anguish Brazilian Cinema Nôvo film by Glauber Rocha, 19-20 March 1971
"Haiti: Viewpoints" lecture by Royal Cloyd, 23 March 1971
Lithographs and drawings by David Barajas exhibit, 5-16 April 1971
Hemisphere and Organization of American States (HOASA) project meeting, 15 April 1971
Contemporary Mexican jewelers at Alianza, Inc. exhibit, 23 April-23 May 1971
Contemporary Mexican jewelers at Alianza, Inc. exhibit, 23 April-23 May 1971
"Drawings of Guatemala" by Frances Allen Rosenblatt exhibit, 20 April-11 May 1971
"Peruvian Military as an Agent of Social Change" talk, 11 May 1971
30th Anniversary brunch and Black Orpheus film, 16 May 1971
Brazilian Harvard Summer program, July 1971
Business luncheon series—Don Galo Plaza talk, 30 September 1971
Art and photographic exhibit program possibilities, September 1971
Brazilian Budget Group reception, 26 October 1971
World Wide Fair booth, October 1971
Museum of Fine Arts tour group reception, 22 November 1971
Latin America Up to Date series—"A New Outlook for Ecuador" by Carlos Mantilla Ortega, 22 November 1971
Reception for delegation from Antioquia, Colombia, 14 November 1971
Latin America Up to Date series—"Impressions of Antioquia, Colombia" by Jessie J. Sargent, 16 December 1971
21 Inch Classroom project by John Gray, 1971
Theatre Week, 1971-1975
Maria Moors Cabot awards, 1971
Pan American Day proclamation, 1971-1972
"Chile under Allende" lecture by James nelson Goodsell, 13 January 1972
"Latin American Development Activities on the Community Level" film presentation by Dr. Sy Rotter, 24 January 1972
"The Andean Code-National Sovereignty of the Affiliated Countries" panel with Daniel M. Schydlowsky and David Morawetz, 23 February 1972
Harold Martina concert, 8 February 1972
Jamaican Folksingers, March 1972
"Adult Productivity-A Function of Infant Malnutrition?" talk by Marcelo Selowsky, 14 March 1972
Latin America Up to Date series—"Mexico's Projections in the 70's" by Jose Juan de Olloqui, 22 March 1972
International Festival at Quincy Public Schools, 2-9 April 1972
"Argentina, from Crisis to Crisis" talk by Richard D. Mallon, 5 April 1972
Venezuelan independence evening, 18 April 1972
Guillermo de la Plaza lunch, 20 April 1972
Doris Dana luncheon, 20 April 1972
"The Art of Ancient Peru" course by Charlotte Thomson, 8 March-26 April 1972
"Venezuelan Oil Policy" address by Dr. Hugo Perez la Silvia, 26 April 1972
Latin America Up to Date series—"Argentina's Foreign Policy" by Dr. Carlos Manuel Muniz, 23 May 1972
"Indian Cultures of Latin America" exhibit by students at Memorial School, Manchester, Mass., May 1972
Puerto Rican scholarship fund reception, 2 June 1972
Puerto Rican scholarship fund reception, 2 June 1972
Tertulias bi-weekly get-togethers, September 1972-June 1973
Fall programs, 1972
Colombian Week at Wheelock College, 16-21 October 1972
"Iberian, Indio, and African Elements in the Folk and Popular music of Latin America" course by Ernst Halperin, 17 October 1972-3 January 1973
"The Art of Ancient Mexico" course by Charlotte Thomson, 19 October-21 November 1972
"Color Waves of Latin America" paintings by Kay Alvarado exhibit, 20 October-18 November 1972
"Sights and Sounds of the Americas" exhibit at the Museum of Science, 22-29 October 1972
Whole World Celebration fair, 25-29 October 1972
"Peru Today: Economic and Political Aspects" by Dr. Carlos Mariotti, 20 October 1972
Bishop Luis Bambarén talk at the Museum of Science, 25 October 1972
Juscelino Kubitschek dinner, 1 November 1972
Samuel Eliot Morison dinner and talk, 15 November 1972
Latin America trip raffle, November 1972
"Primitive Paintings of Brazil, Haiti, Guatemala, and Colombia" art exhibit from the collection of Jacqueline Montagu, 21 November-21 December 1972
Boston University Center for Latin American Development Studies opening, 22 November 1972
Latin America Up to Date series—"Uruguay and Latin American Integration" by Hector Luisi, 13 December 1972
Tertulian Musicales, 1972
Winter schedule, 1973
Coffee and conversation meetings, 23 January-15 May 1973
Mexican serigraph and art book exhibit, 26 January-1 March 1973
Includes exhibit of silkscreen prints by Clifford Brent Peterson and art books loaned by Cesar Santiago Ramírez.
"Wildlife in Jeopardy" lecture by John Walsh, 30 January 1973
Executive luncheon series, January-May 1973
Nicaraguan relief fundraising, January 1973
"Mayan Art" course by Charlotte Thomson, 6 February 1973
Latin America Up to Date series—"Honduras and the Central American Common Market" by Roberto Gálvez Barnes, 1 March 1973
"Israel's Contribution to Latin American Development" lecture by Bruce Kasdan, 22 March 1973
"The Morning After: Observations of Socialist Chile" lecture by Arpad J. von Lazar, 29 March 1973
Pan American Day proclamation, March-May 1973
Spring calendar, 1973
"Two Years of Chilean Socialism and Its Future Outlook" lecture by Thomas Reichmann, 4 April 1973
TV program on Catch 44 WGBX, 25 April 1973
"Assessing Peru's Social Economic Outlook" lecture by Dr. Guillermo van Oordt, 18 April 1973
Dedication of Domingo Sarmiento statue donated by Argentina to the city of Boston, 21 May 1973
Latin America Up to Date series—"International Financial Aid to Latin America" by Alberto Quevedo-Toro, 14 May 1973
YMCA summer day camp Latin American programs fundraising, June 1973
Nicaraguan earthquake report by Dr. Raquel Cohen, June 1973
Nicaraguan earthquake report by Dr. Raquel Cohen, June 1973
Latin America Up to Date series, 1973
Fall calendar, 1973
Domingo Sarmiento memorial service, September 1973
Coffee and conversation meetings, September 1973-June 1974
Inter American Press Association general assembly, 14-19 October 1973
"Argentina and Chile-Turmoil and Revolution" lecture by James Nelson Goodsell, 30 October 1973
Whole World Celebration fair, 7-11 November 1973
"The Military Model for Reconstruction in Chile" lecture by Richard G. Parker, 27 November 1973
"The Military Model for Reconstruction in Chile" lecture by Richard G. Parker, 27 November 1973
Latin America Up to Date series—"The Similarities and Differences, United States, Japan, and European Economic Community: Their Individual Policies and Strategies" by Willis Armstrong, 29 November 1973
"Three Latin American Films"—The Green Wall, Imaginero, Miguel: Up from Puerto Rico, 10-11 December 1973
Archive Femenino, 1973-1974
Massachusetts Archive for the Archivo de Arte Interamericano in Chile, 1973-1974
Archivo project, 1973-1974
Ladies' Latin American hotline, 1973
"An Introduction to Latin American History and Culture" course, 15 January-24 April 1974
Bilingual course, January 1974
"Programs for the Socially Disadvantaged in Massachusetts" workshop, 21 March 1974
The Latin American Curch: Historical Challenges and Contemporary Issues series—"The Relevance of Bartolome de las Casas to our Contemporary World" lecture by Dr. Lewis Hanke, 21 March 1974
Bus trip for Latin American students, 10-14 April 1974
Latin America Up to Date series—"Peru and the U.S." by Fernando Berkemeyer, 25 April 1974
Spring concert, 5 May 1974
"Exporting to Brazil" seminar by U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 22 May 1974
Honduras Relief fund, 1974
Fall calendar, 1974
Supervisor's workshop, 1974
"El Dorado" The Gold of Ancient Colombia" exhibit at Museum of Fine Arts, 10 September-3 November 1974
Latin America Up to Date series, September 1974-June 1975
"Libertad" performance by Camarata Bariloche, 24 September 1974
"Inter-American Cooperation for Development in the 1970's" conference by Center for Latin American Development Studies at Boston University, 16-17 October 1974
Bilingual conference, 18-19 October 1974
Fiesta Bienvenida Paella Party, 15 November 1974
Whole World Celebration fair, 20-21 November 1974
Calendar of events, 1974
Musical program possibilities, 1974-1975
1976 Bicentennial, 1974
"An Introduction to Latin American History and Culture" course, 21 January-22 April 1975
"The United States and Venezuela View the Future" symposium, 26-29 January 1975
Guatemala trip, February-April 1975
"A Fresher Look at Cuba" lecture by James Nelson Goodsell, 13 February 1975
Mexican Toy Festival at the Children's Museum, 1975
Dominican Republic cultural exchange, April 1975
National Folk Ensemble of Peru, April 1975
"Socio-Political Organization at Chan Chan" lecture by Michael Moseley, 23 April 1975
Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra trip to Mexico, June 1975
Instituto Español, 26 June-1 August 1975
Student trip to Caracas, Venezuela, 14-24 July 1975
Portuguese language month, October 1975
Maya Art and Hieroglyphs course by Charlotte Thomson, 14 October-16 December 1975
Economics in Latin America series—"Brazilian Investment Strategies and Opportunities" discussion with Charlton Ames, William S. Barnes and George Shaw, 24 November 1975
Lia Cimaglia Espinosa concert, 12 December 1975
Latin America Up to Date series, 1975-1976
Whole World Celebration fair, 1975
Calendar of events, 1975
Mexico trip, 5-16 January 1976
Interciencia Association/American Association for the Advancement of Science conference, 18-24 February 1976
"Text and Image in the Art of the Maya" course by Charlotte Thomson, 21 April-23 June 1976
"The Panama Canal in the World Today" panel discussion, 8 November 1976
William S. Barnes, moderator; Richard Wyrough, Lawrence Jackley, Phillip Harman, and Nicholas Nonnenmacher, panelists.
Latin America Up to Date series—"Brazil Today" by João Batista Pinheiro, 23 November 1976
"Gold and Jade in Pre-Colombian Art" course by Charlotte Thomson, 7 December 1976
Program printouts, 1976
Freedom Trail slide lecture, 1976
New England Council of Latin American Studies, 1976-1982
January calendar of events, 1977
"The United States and Latin America: Next Steps" report discussion with Robert A. Pastor, 14 January 1977
"Challenges to Freedom of the Press in Latin America" panel, 18 January 1977
"A Night with the Devil" concert with Justino Diaz, 23 January 1977
Latin American Indians series—lecture by James Billip, 22 January 1977
"Origins of Argentine Nationality: Assimilation and Dispersion" talk by Hector C. Ingrao, 10 February 1977
Latin American Indians series—"Indian Leadership in Ecuador" lecture by Jeffrey Ashe, 18 February 1977
"Peasants and Social Schange in Latin America" presentation by Rodolfo Stavenhagen, 22 February 1977
Juan Sisay de Santiago Atitlan painting exhibit, 28 February 1977
Latin American Theater Festival colloquium and reception, 5 March 1977
Poetry reading by Martin Robbins, 10 March 1977
Latin America Up to Date series—"Argentina Today" by Jorge A. Aja Espil, 23 March 1977
Societies on the Brink" lecture by David Maybury-Lewis, 30 March 1977
Pan American Day, April 1977
"Military Rule in Latin America" seminar by William J. Brisk, April 1977
"Arisits in Exile" exhibit, 3 May-11 June 1977
Business luncheon series—"Changing Roles of Multinational Agribusiness Operations in Latin America" by Ray Goldberg, 4 May 1977
Latin America Up to Date series—"Costa Rica's Development Objectives" by Rodolfo Silva, 23 May 1977
"Tortillas for the Gods: The Symbolic Meaning of Maya Indian Ritual in Highland Chiapas, Mexico" lecture by Evon Vogt, 8 June 1977
Latin America Up to Date series—"Imperatives and Realities of Today's World-the Guyana Perspective" by Rashleigh Jackson, 21 June 1977
"Trade and Investment Law and Policy in the Western Hemisphere" seminar by William S. Barnes, 12 October-16 November 1977
"Understanding the Panama Canal Treaties" panel with William S. Barnes, Thaddeus R. Beal, and James Nelson Goodsell, 7 November 1977
Latin America Up to Date series—"Non-Documented Aliens" by Hugo Margain, 17 November 1977
Latin America Up to Date series—"Venezuelan Within the North-South Relationship" by Ignacio Iribarren Borges, 8 December 1977
Program print outs, 1977
Program print outs, 1977
Calendar of events, 1977
Ballet Peruano de la Universidad Nacional Federico Villareal, Kaye McKinnon de Pacheco, 1977-1978
Master paste ends, 1977-1978
Latin America Up to Date series—"The Paraguayan Republic: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" by Mario Lopex Escobar, 26 January 1978
Business luncheon series—"The New International Economic Order" co-chaired by Paul Rosenstein-Roden and Jeffrey L. Morby, 1 February-17 May 1978
"Winning Friends in the Hemisphere" film by Julian Bryan and presented by Jane Loy, 21 February 1978
"Ornithological Exploration in South America" lecture by Peter Alden, 13 March 1978
Latin America Up to Date series—talk by Virgilio Barco, 29 March 1978
"The United States and the Caribbean, 1900-1975" seminar by Reid Andrews, 12 April 1978
Latin America Up to Date series—"Spain and the Western Hemisphere" by Juan Jose Rovira, 25 April 1978
Pan American Day proclamation, 24 April 1978
Pan American Day, 14 April 1978
Proclamations, 1977-1978
"Human Rights in Latin America" lecture by Michael Moffit, 17 April 1978
"2,500 Years of Peruvian Weaving" exhibit at Museum of Fine Arts, 28 March-11 June 1978
"Guatemala: A People Besieged" presentation by James Y. Bradford, 24 May 1978
"U.S. Relations with Latin America and the Caribbean: Where We've Come, Where We're Heading" talk by Terence A. Todman, 8 June 1978
"Latin America in Today's Africa" talk by Anani Dzidzienyo, 20 June 1978
"Brazil: Mysticism and Color" exhibit by Cleto Pereira, 11-28 July 1978
"The Ethnic Roots of Latin American Folk Music" lecture by Ernst Halperin, 27 September-8 November 1978
Language program, 3 October-4 December 1978
Lecture by Jose Isaacson, 10 October 1978
Latin America Up to Date series—"Bolivia: The Heartland of South America" by Carlos Iturralde, 16 October 1978
Latin America Up to Date series—"Nicaragua in Crisis" by James D. Theberge, 13 November 1978
Latin American Christmas tree in Boston city hall, 25 November 1978
"Search for Mayan Inscriptions" lecture by Ian Graham, 29 November 1978
Latin America Up to Date series—"New Treaties and a New Panama: The Road Towards Democracy" by Ricardo Bilonick Paredes, 7 December 1978
Program print outs, 1978
Language program, 8 January-12 March 1979
Latin America Up to Date series—"Uruguayan Politico-Economic Development over the Past Four Years" by Jose Perez Caldas and Jorge Sienra, 18 January 1979
Mayan Guatemala trip, 19-28 January 1979
"Latin America Today" with Amigos de las Americas, 24 January 1979
"Cuba: Twenty Years of Revolution" lecture by Jorge Dominguez, 31 January 1979
"Poesia del Amor de America Latina" poetry reading, 14 February 1979
"The Music of Brazilian Carnival" presentation by Ernst Halperin, 21 February 1979
"Our Hispanic Heritage" film by MERCO Productions, 28 February 1979
"Liberation Theology and the Role of the Catholic Church after Puebla" lecture by Stephen Kinzer, 13 March 1979
"Brazil's Economic Growth and Abandoned Kids" presentation by Steve Murphy, 20 March 1979
"Milk Marketing and the Community Health in Antioquia, Colombia" lecture, 27 March 1979
Pan American Day proclamation, 19 April 1979
Boston Salutes the Americas—Day of the Americas/Pan American Day, 21 April 1979
Thomas Cabot reception, 23 April 1979
"Imagination vs. Censorship in Argentine Letters" by Luisa Valenzuela, 25 April 1979
Language program, 1979
"Sandinista Nicaragua: The New Equation" seminar by James Nelson Goodsell, 18 October 1979
"U.S.-Latin America Technology Transfer: Is It Working?" seminar by William Barnes, 24 October 1979
"Martin Fierro y la Argentinidad" seminar by Ricardo Navas Ruiz, 30 October 1979
Ballet Internacional de Caracas, 16-20 October 1979
Hispanic Heritage Week, October 1979
"Mayan Weavers from Guatemala" lecture by Lydia Parks, 13-14 November 1979
"The Author and His Works: A Personal Testimony" seminar by Samuel Jaramillo, 21 November 1979
"A Conversation with Two of Nicaragua's Leaders" talk with Jaime Wheelock Roman and Victor Tirado Lopez, 10 December 1979
"Peru: Ancient Art and Architecture" seminar by Gonzalo and Elisa Calle, 11 December 1979
Foundation support programming, December 1979
Calendar of events, 1979
Santo Domingo trip, 1979-1980
Program print outs, 1979
"Oil in the North-South Dialogue" lecture by Hugo Prez-Lasalva, 9 January 1980
Latin American Folk music lectures, 16 January-12 March 1980
"Latin American Country Music," "Latin America-The Music of the Cities," and "The Ethnic Roots of Latin American Folk Music".
"How Revolutionary are Latin American Revolutions?" seminar by Susan E. Eckstein, 9 February 1980
"South America without Tears: A Travel Seminar" by George Brandt, 17 February 1980
"Latin America in Retrospect-The Seventies" seminar by Dorothy Marshall, 27 February 1980
"Mexico: Why Now?" seminar by Judith H. Carey, James Nelson Goodsell, and Richard D. Robinson, 29 February 1980
Latin American Regional Project in International Studies Group, 5 March 1980
"Cuban Foreign Policy in the 1980s" seminar by Jorge Dominguez, 5 March 1980
"¿Pertenece America Latina al Tercer Mundo?" seminar by Samon Excovar Salom, 19 March 1980
"The Spanish Culture in American Society" seminar by Ricardo Navas-Ruiz, Rodolfo Cardona, and Clara Estow, 19 March 1980
"Central America and the U.S.: A Troubled Relationship" discussion by Hewson A. Ryan , 9 April 1980
Boston Salutes the Americas—Day of the Americas/Pan American Day, April 1980
Ramon de los Reyes Spanish Dance Theatre, 25 April 1980
"Development Lending in Latin America & the Caribbean by the Inter American Development Bank" seminar by Jacobo Stempel, 1 May 1980
"Stone Flowers: A Family's Life in Clay" seminar by Carole Cornell, 5 May 1980
"The Role of Economic Assistance in U.S. Response to Reform and Revolution" seminar by Arthur Mudge, 8 May 1980
"Ancient Visions: Astronomy in Pre-Columbian America" seminar by James Cornell, 20 May 1980
"The Mochica Culture of Ancient Peru" seminar by J.W.S. Cox, 22 May 1980
"D. F. Sarmiento and Horace Mann" seminar by Gladys Varona-Lacey, 22 May 1980
Faculty, graduate students, and researchers reception, 28 September 1980
"The Role of Petroleum in the Economic Development of Trinidad and Tobago" seminar by Victor C. McIntyre, 18 September 1980
Great Cities of the World Conference—Jubilee 350, 21-27 September 1980
"U.S. Elections: Impact on U.S.-Latin America Relations" seminar by James Nelson Goodsell, 23 September 1980
Día de la Raza reception, 9 October 1980
Hispanic Heritage Week, 12-18 October 1980
"El Salvador-A Society in Change" by Roberto Jiminez Ortiz, 14 October 1980
"Beagle Channel-Chilean Perspective" seminar by Jose Miguel Barros, 22 October 1980
"Chile-U.S. Relations: Elements for an Up to Date Approach" seminar by Jose Miguel Barros, 23 October 1980
"Contemporary Latin American Fiction: An Introduction" seminar by Ricardo Navas-Ruiz, 5 November 1980
"Brasil: Country of Tomorrow" seminar by Juan Freudnethal, 13 November 1980
"A Perspective on the Migration of Puerto Ricans to New England" lecture by Eduardo Alvarez, 18 November 1980
"U.S. Policy towards Latin America-the Human Rights Factor" seminar by Robert Cox, 20 November 1980
"Contemporary Cuban Fiction" seminar by Pedro Barreda Tomas, 24 November 1980
"Weavers of Chinchero" slide presentation by Edward and Christine Franquemont, 25 November 1980
"Ecuador: Present and Future" seminar by Ricardo Crespo-Zaldumbide, 4 December 1980
"Andean Pact: Political and Economic Development" lecture by Ricardo Crespo-Zaldumbide, 4 December 1980
"Bilingual Education: Is It Working?" seminar by Charles M. Grabau, 9 December 1980
"Brazil: Contemporary Fiction" lecture by Hoki Moniz, 10 December 1980
"Latino Community in America: Will it Survive this Century" seminar by Alexander Rodriques, 11 December 1980
Fiesta Navidena, 17 December 1980
Christmas Party at University of Massachusetts-Boston, 18 December 1980
Calendar of Events, 1980
Fliers, 1980
"Jamaica: From Joshua to Joesph" seminar by James Nelson Goodsell, 8 January 1981
"A Proposed Solution to the Beagle Channel Controversy" seminar by William S. Barnes, 21 January 1981
"New Styles of Development in Latin America" seminar by Daniel Schydowski, 3 February 1981
"The Taino Indian Culture" seminar by Robert Burke Camerieri, 19 February 1981
Latin America Without Tears series—"The Hard Facts" seminar by George Bradt, 12 February 1981
"Cuban Relations with the Caribbean and Central America" seminar by Jorge Dominguez, 23 February 1981
Latin Carnival, 28 February 1981
"Contrasts: People, Art, Landscape in Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru" seminar by Juan Freudenthal, 5 March 1981
Latin America Without Tears series—"Travel Seminar" by George Bradt, 3-17 March 1981
"Bolivia-The Present Regime...The Perspective of the Church" seminar by Philip E. Pulaski, 11 March 1981
"Population Crisis and Socio-Economic Development" seminar by Juan Julio Wicht-Rossel, 24 March 1981
"El Salvador: Another Vietnam?" panel with Hewson A. Ryan, James Nelson Goodsell, Mauricio Silva, and James Toedtman, 26 March 1981
"Creation vs. Evolution" seminar by Dr. Wilder-Smith, 30 March 1981
"Jorge Amado: A Portrait of Brazil" seminar by Hoki Moniz, 31 March 1981
Spoken Spanish Contest, April 1981
Boston Salutes—Independence of Paraguay, 9 May 1981
Boston Salutes—Independence of Argentina/25 de Mayo, 26 May 1981
Arts and crafts sale, 30 May 1981
Boston Salutes the Americas—Day of the Americas/Pan American Day, 14 April 1981
Boston Marathon, 15 April 1981
"Human Rights in America, from Carter to Reagan" seminar by Brain Smith, 23 April 1981
"Clay on Fire: Tradition and Change in Modern Mexican Pottery" seminar by Carole Cornell, 30 April 1981
"Copan: Ancient City of the Maya" seminar by Dr. Richard Leventhal, 1 June 1981
Boston Salutes—Colombia, 18 July 1981
Open house, 23 July 1981
Boston Harbor Cruise, 30 July 1981
Open House-Teacher's Day, 11 September 1981
Boston Salutes—Costa Rica and Guatemala, 12 September 1981
Boston Salutes—Chile, 18 September 1981
Moonlight Cruise, 24 September 1981
Día de la Raza/Columbus Day reception, 7 October 1981
"Economic history of Colombia, 1903-1980" seminar by Enrique Ogliastri, 14 October 1981
"Cultural History of the Andes" seminar by Donald Foster, 21 October 1981
"Un Basquejo Bio-Poetico de Pablo Neruda" seminar by Theresa Mendes-Faith, 21 October 1981
"The First Stargazers: Astronomy in Pre-Columbian America seminar by James Cornell, 27 October 1981
"Mompox, Colombia-Museum City" seminar by Clara Estow, 28 October 1981
"Latin America-A Political Journey" seminar by Dorothy Marshall, 29 October 1981
International Year of Disabled Persons, 4 November 1981
"Nicaragua: An Update" seminar by Lawrence Simon, 10 November 1981
"Reflections on the Origin and Development of Chilean Democracy" seminar by Samuel Valenzuela, 16 November 1981
40th Anniversary Pan American Society of New England, 8 December 1981
Seminar publicity, 1981
Calendar of events, 1981
Program highlights, 1981-1982
Internship program, 1981-1982
Benefit/Opening of Guadalaharry's restaurant, 18 January 1982
Portuguese language program, 1981-1983
"Don Quixote Helped the Jews" seminar by Benno Weiser Varon, 21 January 1982
"Belize: New Player in the Americas" seminar by James Nelson Goodsell, 25 January 1982
"Belize: New Player in the Americas" seminar by James Nelson Goodsell, 25 January 1982
"An Apache View of U.S. Energy Resources" seminar by Oscar Rodriguez, 11 February 1982
"Unidad y Diversidad en la Cultura del Caribe" seminar by Antonio Benitez Rojo, 10 March 1982
"The Caribbean Basin-Alternative Prescriptions for Change" lecture by Sally Shelton, 6 April 1982
Boston Salutes—Venezuela, 19 April 1982
Boston Salutes the Americas—Day of the Americas/Pan American Day, 21 April 1982
"Venezuela After the Oil Boom" seminar by Terry Karl, 26 April 1982
"Capula's Kilns: Changing Ceramic Techniques in Mexico" presentation by Carole Cornell, 27 April 1982
FDR 100th birthday commemoration, 29 April 1982
"Economic Update: Bolivia" seminar by Juan Antonio Morales and Juan Demeure, 10 May 1982
Boston Salutes—Paraguay, 12 May 1982
"Logosophy: A New Conception of Man's Life" seminar by Gaston R. Levy, 26 May 1982
PASNE and Center for International Visitors reception, 26 May 1982
"Falklands/Malvinas Crisis Realities and Perceptions" panel discussion with Susan Diesenhouse, Jorge I. Dominguez, Dr. Roberto Etchepareborda, and James Nelson Goodsell, 1 June 1982
Boston Salutes—Colombia, 7 August 1982
"What You Should Know About the Falklands/Malvinas Conflict" seminar by Jorge I. Dominguez, Dr. Roberto Etchepareborda, James Nelson Goodsell, and Hector C. Ingrao, 8 September 1982
"Falklands/Malvinas Conflict: The Aftermath" seminar by Dr. Roberto Etchepareborda and James Nelson Goodsell, 9 September 1982
Open house-Teacher's Day, 13 September 1982
Boston Salutes—Mexico, 16 September 1982
Boston Salutes—Chile, 17 September 1982
Día de la Raza/Columbus Day reception, 13 October 1982
"Handicraft Production: An Effective Tool in Community Development" seminar by Ronald Fishman, 19 October 1982
Boston Salutes—Brasil, 16 November 1982
Update on Latin America series—"Economy and Politics in Venezuela During the 1980s" seminar by Gustavo Coronel, 17 November 1982
Boston Salutes—Brasil, 30 November 1982
Boston Salutes—Ecuador, 6 December 1982
Update on Latin America series—"The Central American Revolution: An Eyewitness Account" seminar by Stephen Kinzer, 7 December 1982
Update on Latin America series—"Mexico's New Administration: Prospects for de la Madrid" seminar by Peter Smith, 15 December 1982
Ceremony to honor Dr. Baruj Benacerraf, 16 December 1982
Update on Latin America series, 1982-1983
Centro las Gaviotas, 1982
Calendar of events, 1982
Coral de los Buenos Aires, 1982-1983
Update on Latin America series—"Update on Brazil" seminar by James Nelson Goodsell, 23 January 1983
Coral de los Buenos Aires, 24-25 January 1983
Claudio Arrau concert and reception, 28 January 1983
40th Anniversary Teacher's Day/95th Anniversary death of Domingo F. Sarmiento, 11 September 1983
Día de la Raza/Columbus Day, 12 October 1983
Día de los Muertos, 26 October 1983
Pot Luck, 27 October 1983
Update on Latin America series—"Future of Democracy in Argentia" seminar by Sylvia Maxfield, 16 November 1983
Boston Salutes—Barbados, 30 November 1983
"Tertulia Navideña/Las Posadas," 13 December 1983
Biography series, 1983
Calendar of events, 1983
Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 1983
Dialogue on Inter-American Affairs series—The National Bipartisan Commission Report on Central America panel, 13 February 1984
William S. Barnes, moderator; John R. Silber, Francis J. McNeil, Robert White, and Oscar Bolioli, panelists.
Spring Serenade, 28 March 1984
"Espejo de Escritores" film presentations, April-May 1984
Boston Salutes—Argentina, 25 May 1984
"Landscapes of Bolivia" Hugo Palazzi Moscoso exhibit, 1-8 June 1984
Open House, 1-8 June 1984
Boston Salutes—Mexico, 15 September 1984
Boston Salutes, September-November 1984
Tertulia: "Una Gringa se Enamora del Peru" by Helen Hirson, May 1984
Boston Salutes—Brazil, 16 November 1984
Calendar of events, 1984
Boston Center for Adult Education, 1984
Dialogue on Inter-American Affairs series—Central America, 13 March-10 April 1985
Spring Serenade, 26 March 1985
Boston Salutes—Paraguay, 15 May 1985
Boston Salutes—Argentina, 25 May 1985
Boston Salutes, 1985
Spanish summer language schedule, 1985
45th Anniversary Pan American Society of New England, 6 December 1985
Calendar of events, 1985
"The Great Powers in Latin American Folk Music" lecture by Ernst Halperin, 10 February-7 April 1985
Boston Salutes—Paraguay, 10 May 1985
Boston Salutes—Peru, 28 July 1986
Boston Salutes—Bolivia, 6 August 1986
Boston Salutes—Chile, 18 September 1986
Open House, 9 October 1986
Tango Argentino benefit, 26 October 1986
Día de la Raza/Columbus Day, 12 October 1986
Calendar of events, 1986
Language program, 1986-1987
Latin American film series, 21 January-15 April 1987
Hector Villa-Lobos gala centennial concert, 8 March 1987
With Maria Clodes Jaguaribe, Karol Bennett, and Anderson-Mclellan.
"Brazil: Path to Modernity" talk by Marcilio Marques Moreira, 17 March 1987
Spring Serenade, 10 April 1987
Boston Salutes—Venezuela, 17 April 1987
Los Huasos Quincheros, 15 May 1987
Boston Salutes—Argentina, 9 July 1987
Boston Salutes—Mexico, 17 September 1987
Ballet Folklorico de Chile, 16 October 1987
Boston Salutes—Panama, 5 November 1987
Latin Night Benefit, 15 November 1987
National Year of the Americas, 20 November 1987
Calendar of events, 1987
Program announcement originals, 1970s-1980s
Mendoza Foundation, undated
Project Awareness, undated
Latin American Student Council, undated
Paulist Center, undated
Society for Citizen Education in World Affairs, Inc., undated
U.S. Committee for Justice to Latin American Political Prisoners, undated
U.S. government-Small Business Administration, undated
Club Colombia, undated
Earthwatch, undated
Virginia C. Shattuck photograph exhibit, undated
ProBASIS (the Boston area seminar for international students), undated
Society of St. James the Apostle, undated
Vita Boston, undated
Daughters of the American Revolution-Wellesley chapter, undated
Cuban Refugee Foundation, undated
IV. Membership, 1941-1986
Loosely arranged in chronological order in series.
This series contains material relating to membership of PASNE. It consists of individual and corporate membership lists, reports, outreach and campaigning, and information on organizations with similar missions for future membership or collaboration opportunities.
Reports, 1941-1977
General, 1954-1985
Lists, 1972-1973, undated
Prospective individual members, 1964-1979
Prospective corporate members, 1968-1977
Corporate members—American Biltrite Rubber Co., undated
Corporate members—American Biltrite Rubber Co., undated
Corporate members—Arthur D. Little International, 1968-1980
Corporate members—Babson College/James A. Boudreau (institutional library member), 1983
Corporate members—Boston State College Library, 1978-1980
Corporate members—Bunker Hill Community College, 1979-1982
Corporate members—Cabot Corporation, 1975-1981
Corporate members—Chas. T. Main, Inc., 1977-1983
Corporate members—Cooper and Lyebrand, 1977-1984
Corporate members—General, undated
Corporate members—First National Bank of Boston, 1955-1985
Corporate members—Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy Fulbright Fellows, 1978-1982
Corporate members—Empresa Lineas Maritimas S.A. (ELMA), 1984-1985
Corporate members—Gillette, 1956-1987
Corporate members—library institutional members, undated
Corporate members—Martin Luther King Center, 1979-1981
Corporate members—Metropolitan Cultural Alliance matching program, 1979
Corporate members—New England Merchants Bank, 1963-1982
Corporate members—New England Mutual Life Insurance, 1976-1984
Corporate members—Raytheon, 1976-1984
Corporate members—Salem State College, 1980
Corporate members—Shawmut Bank, 1958-1976
Corporate members—Sheraton Corporation, 1968-1982
Corporate members—Simmons College Library (institutional library member), 1976-1986
Corporate members—State Street Bank, 1965-1982
Corporate members—State Street Bank, 1965-1982
Corporate members—Suffolk University, 1978-1985
Corporate members—University of Massachusetts (institutional library member), 1978-1982
Corporate members—William Underwood, 1963-1982
Corporate members—Wellesley College Clapp Library (institutional library member), 1976-1982
Corporate members—Wheelock College Library (institutional library member), 1976-1979
Contributions, 1964-1979
Membership rate increase, 1967-1973
Correspondence, 1975-1979
Membership campaigns, 1974-1982
Outreach—Ideas and work plans, undated
Outreach—Questionnaires, 1973-1984
Outreach—Charlton Ames-Walter Thompson survey, February 1973
Outreach—Internal notices, undated
Outreach—Press releases, 1981-1982
Outreach—Pan American Society of New England presentation, 12 July 1979
Outreach—Brochures, 1976
Outreach—Article about PASNE, undated
Outreach—The Vincent Club Yearbook, undated
Outreach—Program attendee lists, undated
Outreach—News release samples, 1971-1975
Outreach—Form originals, undated
Outreach—ACCION International, January 1975
Outreach—Bulletin originals, 1976
Outreach—Teaching equipment, undated
Outreach—Corporate language program, undated
Outreach—Television, undated
Outreach—Calendars, 1975-1976
Resources—ACCION Communal, undated
Resources—ACCION International, undated
Resources—Adult Education Association, undated
Resources—Alianza Hispana, Inc., undated
Resources—Alicia Patterson Fund, undated
Resources—Academy of American Poets, undated
Resources—American Institute for Free Labor, undated
Resources—American Youth Hostels, undated
Resources—Amigos de las Americas, undated
Resources—Alternative Resource Collections, undated
Resources—American Assembly, undated
Resources—American Freedom from Hunger Foundation, undated
Resources—Boston College, undated
Resources—Book review of Cien Anos de Soledad, 15 November 1978
Resources—Bi-national centers, undated
Resources—Bureau Internacional de Antitrioes, undated
Resources—Boston public schools, Dept. of Bilingual Education, undated
Resources—Boston Committee in Solidarity with the Independence of Puerto Rico, undated
Resources—Boston University, Center for Latin American Development Studies, undated
Resources—Boston University, International Student Center, undated
Resources—Boston Entertaining Arts, undated
Resources—Boston Council for International Visitors, undated
Resources—Cabot Corporation, undated
Resources—Cabot Corporation, undated
Resources—Center for International Studies, M.I.T., undated
Resources—Center for Rural Development, undated
Resources—Center for the Study of Development and Social Change, undated
Resources—Chile Action Group, undated
Resources—Centro de ACCION, undated
Resources—Committee of Returned Volunteers, undated
Resources—Catalogues, universities in Mexico, undated
Resources—Casa de Hostos, undated
Resources—Centro Intercultural de Documentacion, undated
Resources—Center for Inter-American Relations, undated
Resources—Committee for the Americas, Inc., undated
Resources—Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Dept. of Community Affairs, undated
Resources—Communiversity, undated
Resources—Council for Public Schools, School Volunteers for Boston, undated
Resources—Council of the Americas, undated
Resources—Council for International Visitors, Philadelphia, undated
Resources—Council for International Visitors, Philadelphia, undated
Resources—Council on Religion and International Affairs, undated
Resources—National Council for Community Services to International Visitors (COSERVE), undated
Resources—Department of State guests, 16 October 1956
Resources—Educational Development Associates, undated
Resources—Experiment in International Living, undated
Resources—Farmers and World Affairs, undated
Resources—Fundacion Puente, Inc., undated
Resources—Foundations, undated
Resources—Hispanic Society of America, undated
Resources—Harvard University, Committee on Latin American Studies, undated
Resources—Hispanic Office of Planning and Evaluation (HOPE), undated
Resources—International Seminars, Inc., undated
Resources—Inter-American Foundation, undated
Resources—Inter-American Press Association, undated
Resources—Interamerican University Foundation, undated
Resources—International Institute of Boston, undated
Resources—International Newsletter Committee, undated
Resources—Latin American Student Council, undated
Resources—Latin American Studies Association (LASA), undated
Resources—Latin American Information Committee, undated
Resources—League of Women Voters-Overseas Education Fund, undated
Resources—Latin American Scholarship Program (LASPAU), undated
Resources—Massachusetts and Antioquia, Colombia partners, undated
Resources—Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs, undated
Resources—Mayor's Office of Public Service, undated
Resources—Metropolitan Educational and Cultural Alliance, undated
Resources—Modern Foreign Language Association, undated
Resources—Multinational Library (formerly Biblioteca Latina), undated
Resources—Museum of Fine Arts, undated
Resources—Midwest Universities Consortium for International Activities, undated
Resources—Northern Conference Center (Panamerican Association for Festival of New World), undated
Resources—National Center of Afro-American Artists, undated
Resources—New York Theatre of the Americas, undated
Resources—National Association for Puerto Rican Civil Rights, undated
Resources—New Hampshire Council of World Affairs, undated
Resources—New Beginning Hispanic Information Center, undated
Resources—New England Council of Latin American Studies (NECLAS), undated
Resources—Overseas Education Fund Institute, Boston University, undated
Resources—Oxfam-America, undated
Resources—Organization of American States (OAS), undated
Resources—Partners of the Americas (formerly Partners of the Alliance), undated
Resources—Peace Corps School to School projects, undated
Resources—Peruvian Airlines, undated
Resources—Peruvian American Council for Educational Exchange, undated
Resources—Population Reference Bureau, Latin American Dept., undated
Resources—Portuguese-American Federation, undated
Resources—Puerto Rican Research and Resources Center, undated
Resources—Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre Co., undated
Resources—Spanish Institute of Intercultural Communication, Regis College, undated
Resources—Rotary International, undated
Resources—Service Bureau for Women's Organizations, undated
Resources—Society for International Development, undated
Resources—State Dept, Agency for International Development, undated
Resources—Spanish Cultural Institute, undated
Resources—Teacher Centers Exchange, undated
Resources—Twentieth Century Fund, undated
Resources—Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, undated
Resources—United Nations, undated
Resources—UNESCO, undated
Resources—University of Massachusetts, Amherst, undated
Resources—United South End Settlements, undated
Resources—United National Association of Greater Boston, undated
Resources—United Community Services, undated
Resources—U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Foreign Commerce, undated
Resources—Spanish American Center, undated
Resources—Roxbury Community College, undated
Resources—Vermont Council on World Affairs, undated
Resources—Vermont-Honduras Alliance for Progress, undated
Resources—World Wide Broadcasting Co., undated
Resources—Woodrow Wilson Memorial Library, undated
Resources—World Affairs Center, University of Minnesota, undated
Resources—World Affairs Council, undated
Resources—World University Service, undated
Resources—YMCA-Campamento Hispano, undated
V. Shattuck Library, 1969-1987
Loosely arranged in alphabetical order in series.
This series contains material related to the Shattuck Library. It includes donations, deaccessions, guides to the library, reports, correspondence, financial records, policies, daily operations, and library bulletins.
Book classifications, undated
Book returns, 1979
Deaccessions, undated
Donations, 1969-1987
ESL sources, undated
Film possibilities, undated
Guide to using Shattuck Library, undated
"An Introduction to the Professional Collection: Shattuck Library," undated
Evaluation project, undated
Financial, undated
Financial, 1976-1977
Management, undated
Miscellaneous, undated
Library policy material, undated
Library report, 1976-1977
Library correspondence, 1979
Loans, undated
"Massachusetts Archive" catalog, undated
Publishers A-Z, undated
Publishers pending, undated
Sale of Shattuck Library to Boston University, 1987
Shattuck Library book acknowledgements, 1987
Shattuck Library bulletin, 1978
Spanish speaking library materials fund, undated
Walpole Library donations, undated
VI. Financial records, 1951-1987
Loosely arranged in alphabetical order in series.
The financial records of PASNE consist of financial statements, reports, budgets, fundraising, receipts, ledgers, and account balances.
Employee payroll records are restricted.
Financial papers, 1960s
Financial statements, 1965-1986
Annual report, 1962-1971
Monthly report, 1975-1976
Treasurer's report, 1962-1983
Budget, 1967-1986
Events budget, 1974
Fundraising—Arthur D. Little Foundation, 1956-1977
Fundraising—Beatrice A. Rogers Memorial Fund, 1974
Fundraising—Benefits lists, 1975-1976
Fundraising—Bergen Rapalyea Memorial Fund, 1970-1971
Fundraising—Blanche E. Lyon will, 1969-1978
Fundraising—Campaign, 1963-1967
Fundraising—Committee of the Permanent Charity Fund, Inc., 1974-1978
Fundraising—Christine M. Ayars bequest, 1980
Fundraising—Contributions, undated
Fundraising—Donations, undated
Fundraising—Ford Foundation, 1951-1954
Fundraising—Foundations, undated
Fundraising—Fuller Foundation, 1962, 1966
Fundraising—Gifts in the name of Mercedes Madden, 1977
Fundraising—Dr. George Cheever Shattuck Memorial Fund, 1972
Fundraising—Guatemalan Earthquake Relief Fund, 1976
Fundraising—Goodman Fund, 1970-1973
Fundraising—Jose A. Godoy Memorial Fund Contributions, March 1972
Fundraising—Johnson Foundation, 1966
Fundraising—Katherine Lyford Memorial Fund, 1966
Fundraising—Lafay Fund library purchases, undated
Fundraising—Massachusetts Foundation for Humanities and Public Policy, 1979
Fundraising—Matching funds from Permanent Charity Fund for librarian salary, 1974
Fundraising—O.C.F Foundation, 1976-1982
Fundraising—Pathfinder Fund, 1970
Fundraising—Peru Earthquake Relief Fund, 1971
Fundraising—Prospectus to present to foundations, 1962
Fundraising—Refusals by companies, 1966-1968
Fundraising—Renovations fund, 1966-1967
Fundraising—Skaggs Foundation, 1981-1982
Fundraising—Spaulding-Potter Charitable Trusts, 1963
Fundraising—WGBH, 1966-1967
Receipts—A.B. Dick Company of New England, Inc., 1975
Receipts—Argus Business Machine Co., 1977-1979
Receipts—Calligraphers, undated
Receipts—Center Screen Film Society, Boston Center for the Arts, 1974
Receipts—Clarendon Liquers, 1970
Receipts—George Ellis and Co. Inc., 1973-1974
Receipts—Hurst & Hurst, 1983-1985
Receipts—International Institute of Boston, 1972, 1980
Receipts—New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1976
Receipts—The Boston Phoenix, 1978-1979
Receipts—Orlando C. Moyer & Co., 1969-1975
Receipts—Poole Signs, 1967
Receipts—Real Paper, 1979
Receipts—Schoenhof's, undated
Receipts—Site rental of 75A Newbury St., undated
Receipts—Thomas Groom & Co., Inc., 1976
Receipts—U.S. Postal Service, 1981
Receipts—Wayside Secretarial Service, 1981
Receipts—White Memorial Fund, 1974
Receipts—Xerox, 1970-1975
Receipts—Property management, 1945-1984
Receipts—Bank deposits, 1971-1974
Financial records, 1965-1987
Checking ledger, 1983-1986
Ledger, 1945-1954
Cash disbursements, 1981-1982
Cash disbursements, 1974-1983
Cash disbursements, 1983-1986
Petty cash, 1966-1978
Commonwealth of Massachusetts tax info, 1967-1971
Massachusetts state quarterly tax reports form M-941, 1971-1979
Federal quarterly tax reports form M-941, 1971-1984
W-3 forms, 1974-1982
Tax correspondence, 1982-1984
Federal income tax form 990, 1964-1981
Federal census form CB-8200, 1982
Attorney General form 12, 1965-1975
Pay roll, 1968-1975
Pay roll records are RESTRICTED.
Pay roll, 1981
Pay roll records are RESTRICTED.
Pay roll, 1984
Pay roll records are RESTRICTED.
VII. Scrapbooks, 1941-1964
Loosely arranged in chronological order in series.
Scrapbooks of the Pan American Society of New England containing printed material, newspaper clippings, and ephemera.
1941-1956
Disbound, 1941-1944
1941
Disbound, 1954-1957
1946-1951
Disbound, 1957-1964
Preferred Citation
Pan American Society of New England records, Massachusetts Historical Society.
Access Terms
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