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Rosales Communications in the News

News Posted on May, 2010

"Latinos improve mail return participation read the new report here"

Philly Latinos Surpass 2000 mail return rates
An Analysis of Latino Census participation rates

Despite low expectations of low mail return participation the 2010 census Latinos defied the skeptics and demonstrated dramatic improvement over their 2000 mail return participation rates . In an analysis conducted by the Mayor’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, census tracts with a super-majority concentration of Latino residents (66% or more) improved their 2010 mail return rate by an average of 13 percentage points over the 2000 decennial. Thus, Latinos went from a 47% participation rate in 2000 to 60% in 2010. No other group in the city demonstrated such improvement in mail return participation. read more.....

Participation rate = the percent of forms mailed back by households that received them.

News Posted on March, 2010

Rosales Communications created a bilingual website for "The Latino Complete Count Committee" from the 2010 Census Campaign. Please Visit the site, it has all the information about the upcoming Census in both English and Spanish.

News Posted on February, 2010

News about the Census in Philadelphia. Rosales Communications is colaborating with the The Latino Complete Count Committee (Comite Latino por un Censo Completo) this is a network of organizational partners that includes CBO’s, churches, businesses and community activists. Its primary purpose is two-fold: 1) to increase awareness of the importance of the census within the Latino Community and, 2) to encourage all Latino residents to actively participate in the 2010 census Censo 2010, Visit their website

Be Counted/Questionnaire Assistance Centers Program

The Be Counted program makes census forms available in many different public locations in areas that have been historically undercounted by the census. These locations include community centers, health clinics, convenience stores, churches, businesses and others.

Questionnaire Assistance Centers (QAC)

Questionnaire Assistance Centers (QAC) are located in public places such as grocery/retail stores, recreation halls, libraries, and places in the community that are convenient and ideal for residents to visit. The main purpose of the QAC is to assist people in the completion of the census questionnaires and to offer the language assistance needed. All QACs are also BC sites.

For a Complete List of Be Counted Centers and Questionnaire Assistance Centers Click here.

News Posted on November 6, 2009

Rosales Communications has been awarded a certification from the NMSDC on September 11, 2009

The Minority Supplier Development Council of PA–NJ–DE conducted an evaluation of Rosales Communications this year.

News Posted July 20th 2009

It's official! Rosales Communications has been awarded a contract with the City of Philadelphia to provide certified Cultural Competence Trainings, beginning July 15, 2009.

We are 100% minority owned company with headquarters in Philadelphia PA.

News Posted May 1st 2009

Daniel Rosales will be receiving his bachelor of arts with major in Photography from PRATT Institute in New York on Monday May 18th at the Radio City Music Hall 6th Avenue and 50th Street NY. His photographs are among the best chosen for the senior exhibit, currently at galleries in Brooklyn and Manhattan. For more information follow the link:

News Posted March 15th 2009

Philadelphia, March 13th, 2009 - Aracely Rosales, president of Rosales Communications, presents at the Ninth Annual Conference of the National Eye Health Education Program (NEHEP), a program of the National Institutes of Health of the HHS. For more information visit: http://www.capconcorp.com/meeting/nehep/agenda.asp

News Posted 2/24/09

Aracely Rosales is featured in the RWJ Website on the "Publications and Research" page.

http://www.rwjf.org/pr/product.jsp?id=38310

Or download the article "here"

News Posted 2/09/09

Rosales Communications Helps National Organizations Create Resources for the Translation Industry!

Our very own President Aracely Rosales has helped Hablamos Juntos, a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation create translation tools.

http://www.hablamosjuntos.org/mtw/default.toolkit.asp

Healthcare Disparities and Models for Change

RC Speaking (previous presentations)

Translation/Interpretation/Culture:
http://www.atanet.org/ata_activities/broadcast_2007_AAIT_conf.php

http://nihrecord.od.nih.gov/newsletters/06_11_2002/story05.htm