2007 interview subjects include: Delina Carpio Amestoy, Arian Baquero, Ana Barragán, Mario Barragán, Yolanda Bates, Leo Bravo, Robert Cruz, E. Arce Cuevas, Ernesto De La Hoz, Lucy Delgadillo, Alicia S. Espinoza, Luis Espinoza, Gustavo Estrada, Clara Galeano, Zuri Garcia, Sara Hargreaves, César Hernández, John Hernández, Laura (pseudonym), Laura Linares, Ginny McKee, Elisaida Méndez, Héctor Méndiola, Enrique Mendoza, María Montalvo, Ena Murillo, Rolando Murillo, Nestor Niño, Eduardo Ortiz, Melanie Domenech Rodríguez, Samuel Rivera, Jorge Rodas, Ariel Rosario, Elizabeth Rosas, Germán Sabillón, Noemí Sabillón, Enrique Sotelo, J. P. Spicer-Escalante, Maria Luisa Spicer-Escalante, Anna Trujillo, Julio Vergara, Maureen Winn, Carmen Yupanqui.

2012 Youth Perspectives interview subjects include: K. Franco, H. Hernandez, L. Madrigal, F. Pacheco, A. Pineda, Y. Pineda, Marie R., S. Vasquez, V. Vega.

Project director: Randy Williams. Project asst. director: Elisaida Méndez. Project recruiter: Jorge Rodas. Project interviewers include: Patricia Winn, Desireé Martínez, Vanesa Webb, Ginny McKee, Corina Jiménez Gómez, Karl Germeck, Ana Neves, Daniel McQuiston, Nathon Allred, José Camilo, Juan Trujillo, Lucy Delgadillo, Lía Inoa, Mary Gedge, Jeff Harding, Rubi Rodríguez, Elisaida Méndez, Shane Russell.

Project directors for 2012 Youth Perspectives: Eduardo Ortiz, Maria Luisa Spicer-Escalante, Randy Williams; with help from Kris Hart (counselor), Emmie Staker (ELS teacher) and Katie Pickett (ELS teacher), Mountain Crest High School.

The materials in this collection include the original cassette tape(s), the typed transcription, photo (if available), compact disc(s) for each recorded interview and translated transcripts. Cassette tapes are attached to the inside front cover of each folder and compact discs are attached to the back of each folder.

Latinx Voices in Cache Valley is a USU DigitalCommons publication about the Latinx Voices Project and themes. The publication includes three essays: Voices: USU’s Latinx Voices Project by Randy Williams, Perceptions of “community” about Hispanic/Latinos living in Cache Valley, Utah by Eduardo Ortiz, and Voices of Struggle and Success: Latinos in the Work Place in Cache Valley, by Maria Luisa Spicer-Escalante. The publication is an outgrowth of a 2008 symposium on the Latino/a Voices Project hosted by USU Special Collections and Archives and attended by LVP interviewees, interviewers, project directors and USU Library personnel.