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CAPELINHOS: A VOLCANO OF SYNERGIES

Azorean Emigration to America

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Message from Capelinhos Honor Committee Chair

Message from Kennedy family representative

Introduction

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Preface

Part I

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Azores: discovery, population, history, economic dependence on the soil: economic cycles

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Strategic importance of Horta in mid 19th.Centuries (1800 US whalers; 1900 commercial

port; English companies; Pan Am flights); Faial: population #s in 1957 and 1980

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Causes and waves of Azorean Emigration: Brazil, Canada, US, emphasis on Capelinhos’

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History of volcanology in the Azores, emphasis on Capelinhos

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Consequences and Impact of Capelinhos emigration in the Azores

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Capelo and Praia do Norte before, during and after Capelinhos

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Azorean identity traits (Açorianidade)

Part II

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Portuguese and Azoreans in the USA-Census 2000- Summary

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Capelinhos' "sinistrados" and 60s-70s-80s faialenses destinations and original professional occupations

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Emotional ties and humanitarian support by the immigrant communities, in crisis in Azores

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Summary-analysis of the political process following Capelinhos for expansion of quotas

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Challenges of the New World: jobs and integration, language, unemployment, drugs, retornados

cultural barriers, new roles in the family

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Lusalândia: criteria of demographic distribution and survival strategies in the East and West

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How the new immigrant wave is received by the established Portuguese-american community

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The Portuguese (Azorean) community of California in the late 1970s

The Portuguese (Azorean) community of the East Coast in the late 1970s

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The social-Psychological traits of the new immigrants

Part III

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Capelinhos emigrants and revitalization of the Portuguese communities/host communities

In the mass media: radio, press and TV

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Language: teaching of the Portuguese language; preservation/expansion programs

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The awakening of the new immigrant and descendants to the University level studies

Imapct in the fraternal movement

In religion: New responses to new immigrants needs; New devotions/festivities

Socio-cultural/Recreation: soccer clubs, folcloric groups, marching bands, elderly support,

bullfights, museums, galeries, movies and guest artists,

Economic Impact (jobs/new busniesses/business associations; SER for jobs)

Political and civic participation (Paps/maps/others; elected officials; commissions/boards), retornados

Sister Cities and Education Foundations/Scholarship Foundations

Part IV

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The Azorean immigrants and the Autonomic process of the Azores

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Publications and literary production of the "Capelinhos Wave"

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Reflections of an immigrant 50 years after Capelinhos

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Influences of the Azorean immigrants in their homeland

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The Azores: 50 years after Capelinhos

50 Years later: How do we perceive ourselves + our level of integration in the American society?

The future of the azorean communities in America in the 21 Century. What is in the horizon?

Saved by the Volcano Fiction/Fact Story

40-50 personal and family stories: Azores, East Coast and California

Sponsors/Introduction to Video+Furtado; Introd.to Manuel Cristiano (Photographer)

Part V

Appendix

Table of Contents, photos, sponsors, closing technical

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