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Carnegie Lunchtime Speaker Series: Who Lives in Arizona?

Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records

November 13, 2009

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Historically, Arizona was thought of as the land of three cultures - Anglos, Hispanics and Indians. The talk 'Arizona's Changing Demography,' conducted by Dr. Elizabeth Larson-Keagy, uses national census data, media coverage and other graphics to explore the way in which Arizona's population has changed over the decades and given certain trends, how it will grow in the future. It examines current immigration and ethnicity, socio-economic disparities and the age-distribution of Arizona's population by county, as well as other factors that help gain perspective about the changing face of Arizona. This PowerPoint presentation also raises questions about the state's population trends and its present and future opportunities and needs.

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  Dates:
  November 13, 2009

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  Friday 12:00pm

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  Carnegie Center Library

  1101 West Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007

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