Registration 2020-2021
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We offer virtual Spanish classes for all levels.
• Spanish 1
• Spanish 2
• Conversational Spanish
• Medical Spanish
Spanish Language Institute
2021 Schedule Session 1: January 18-March 15Session 2: April 5-May 28*New students are welcome at the beginning of any session • Spanish 1: Tues & Thurs 5:15-6:45• Spanish 2: Mon & Wed 5:15-6:45• Conversational Spanish: 7:00-8:30• Spanish Medical for Professionals: Mon & Thurs 5:00-6:30 MEET OUR SPANISH TEACHERS Each 8-week session is $280. Register […]
Echemos un vistazo a lo que hicimos juntos
A fines de marzo, cuando el país se cerraba por la pandemia, sus donaciones nos ayudaron a pivotar y ser parte de los primeros en responder que entregaron recursos críticos a las personas a las que servimos. Juntos pudimos distribuir máscaras (antes de que fuera un mandato estatal), equipar a nuestra comunidad con información en […]
Feliz Día de Acción de Gracias
En este Día de Acción de Gracias, queremos compartir nuestro agradecimiento por su apoyo. Sus donaciones han ayudado a cientos de familias a tener acceso a alimentos, refugio y seguridad. Hicieron una diferencia en sus vidas que podrán moldear su futuro y el futuro de nuestro estado. Con la pandemia de COVID-19 afectando la vida […]
El Centro Hispano Continues to respond to the needs of the Latinx community
Since late March, the beginning of the COVID-19 health crisis, El Centro Hispano has been working tirelessly to support our community. Shortly after the state locked down, we created the El Centro Hispano COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund to assist our community members affected by COVID-19 to meet their needs. Thanks to the great support of […]
CoverDurham Study: Latinx Mask User Experience
In recent weeks, COVID-19 has taken an alarming and disproportionate toll on the Hispanic/Latino/a/x community in Durham (as well as elsewhere in North Carolina and nationally). This is due to a variety of causes, including both pre-existing factors (health injustices, socioeconomic inequality, high-risk exploitative jobs), as well as recent COVID-specific trends (hospitals turning away Spanish-speaking […]