This document contains 14 papers from an annual symposium on research in adult education for African Americans and Latin Americans. Representative papers include the following: "Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr., Keeping the Faith and Representing the Race--From the Pulpit to Politics" (Roudell Kirkwood); "Religious Education and Slavery: Strange Bedfellows of the Antebellum South" (Garth Gabriel Gittens); "Mother Leafy Anderson: Exploring a Mystery of Native American and African Spirituality" (Janice L. Woodhouse); "Opening the Door To Make Space: A Literature Review of the Qualitative Method of Life History" (Denise L. Hatcher); "Expanding the Small Space: Rasstafari and Knowledge Production" (Cathy Stanley); "Teaching for Transformation: Student Learning through Ritual, Reggae and Literature" (Cathy S. Stanley, Derise Tollliver, and Ellen McMahon); "Border Crossings: Writing across the Boundaries of Language and Culture at Work" (Melina L. Gallo); "Community Organizing: Pedagogy of Co-Learning" (Regina Curry); "Color Is Only Skin Deep But Knowledge Production Goes to the Bone: A Counter-Story of Continuing Professional Education (CPE)" (Laurel Jeris); and "The Role of Continuing Professional Education in Lifelong Learning: The RRRR [Reflection, Reciprocal Learning, Research/Resource, and Responsibility] Method" (Catherine Brady, et al.). Papers include abstracts and references. (KC)