Hispanic Heritage Month offers libraries an opportunity to connect their communities with stories, voices, and cultural experiences that resonate year-round. Amigos vendor partner Bibliotele's September programming collection highlights a diverse range of Spanish-language films, documentaries, theater productions, and educational resources that explore themes of heritage, identity, migration, and belonging.
Featured content includes documentaries examining Mexican history and Indigenous traditions, award-winning theatrical productions, and practical resources designed to support Spanish-speaking patrons navigating immigration and life in the United States. Libraries can also access a new platform-exclusive documentary, We Are Still Here, from Emmy Award-winning journalist David Urías, which follows individuals and communities involved in recent immigration protests across the country.
In addition, Bibliotele recently partnered with Amazon MGM Studios to bring public exhibition rights for A Million Miles Away, the acclaimed biopic of astronaut José Hernández, to participating libraries as part of their Hispanic Heritage Month programming efforts.
Whether planning cultural events, community discussions, or educational programming, Bibliotele offers a growing collection of Spanish-language content designed to help libraries engage and serve their communities throughout the year.
Learn more about Bibliotele and its programming resources at: https://bibliotele.com/.
For pricing or more information, contact mds@amigos.org.