Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the history of what communities?
Hispanic and Latino communities
Which Mexican artist shown in is famous for her self portraits?
Frida Kahlo
Who co-founded Latinas in STEM?
Jazlyn Carvajal
What does the phrase "La cultura vive en nosotros"
Culture lives in us
Complete the phrase "Unidos somos ____"
Más
Which famous muralist was featured alongside Frida Kahlo?
Diego Rivera
Which activist was named "Corky"?
Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales
Name AT LEAST three ways culture continues.
Language, storytelling, expression, community, art, resilience, or tradition
Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes what TWO things?
Achievements and rich cultural history
Who said the quote "Pies, ¿para qué los quiero si tengo alas para volar?"
Frida Kahlo
Diana Alberran Chicas was recognized for becoming the first Latina to?
The first Latina Near Field Range Test Section Manager at SSL
Why does the presentation say culture is not like a "static history museum"?
Because culture is still alive and continues through people's everyday lives
Name ONE of the common bonds related to unity within communities.
Family, faith, service, or resilience
What type of large scale artwork is Diego Rivera especially associated with?
Murals
What is the main message connecting the art, STEM, activism, unity, and culture?
Alicia Escalante
Name AT LEAST one way a person can show that culture "lives in us" today?
By speaking their language, sharing traditions, practicing faith, creating art, telling stories, celebrating customs, or teaching others.
What is ONE of the purposes of Hispanic Heritage Month mentioned?
To celebrate culture, recognize achievements, embrace identity, or educate others
Name one way art can help preserve Hispanic Heritage?
Stories, traditions, express identity, and pass culture to future generations.
Why is Latina representation in STEM important?
It creates opportunities, increase representation, and inspires future generations
What is the main message connecting the art, STEM, activism, unity, and culture?
Hispanic and Latino heritage continues through people's identity, achievements, traditions, values, and contributions