1. LITTLE VILLAGECULTURAL MAPPINGPROJECTBy: Stephanie Strubin

2. WHO ARE THE LEARNERS I AM TEACHING 3. HOW BE A BETTER MULTICULTURAL EDUCATOR 4. NEIGHBORHOODGEOGRAPHICALLY 5. HISTORY 6. CULTURE/ETHNICITY/RACE 7. LANGUAGE 8. RELIGION/CHURCHES 9. GIRLS ON THE RUN 10. BEYOND THE BALL 11. BEYOND THE BALL 12. FINE ARTS: DANCECENTERS 13. ACCESS TOTRANSPORTATION 14. TRADITIONAL FOODS 15. ANTI VIOLENCE INITIATIVES http://www.wbez.org/news/community-members-react-new-anti-violence-initiative-103196 16. ABANDONED PROPERTIES 17. COMMUNITY GARDENS 18. NEW SOCCER FIELDS 19. MEXICAN FINE ARTS MUSEUM 20. SHOPPING DISTRICT 21. REFERENCES Anaya, L. (2012). New soccer field in little village gives neighborhood kids a place to play. The Gate. Retrievedfrom http://www.thegatenewspaper.com/2012/09/new-soccer-field-in-little-village-gives-neighborhood-kids-a-place-to-play/ Cardona-Maguigad, A. (2012). Community members react to new anti-violence initiative. WBEZ91.5. Retrievedfrom http://www.wbez.org/news/community-members-react-new-anti-violence-initiative-103196 Diaz, A. & Hart, A. (2012). Little village businesses hang tough in tight economy. LISC Chicago. Retrieved fromhttp://www.lisc-chicago.org/news/1813 Dunn, J. Humanitarian issues & cultural tradition worldwide. Jay Dunn. Retrieved fromhttp://jaydunn.photoshelter.com/gallery-list Hernandez, J. (2003). Little village slideshow. LISC Chicago. Retrieved fromhttp://www.newcommunities.org/tools/tour.asp?slideShowID=4 (1998). Beyond the ball. Beyond the Ball. Retrieved from www.beyondtheball.com (2011). National museum of mexican art. Retrieved from www.nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org