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Documentaries coming soon this Hispanic Heritage Month
In this compilation, you can explore upcoming documentaries offering candid perspectives from Latinx actors, writers, producers and directors.
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Local town halls encourage discussion on homelessness
April 22
A local student shares her experience from a town hall discussion on Hispanic homelessness after a noted uptick in Arizona’s homeless population.
Hispanic Heritage
Our Voices
Members of our community reflect on their Hispanic heritage. Listen as they share their different yet similar perspectives.
Visit these restaurants
Check, Please! Arizona Mexican restaurants
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, if you’re on the hunt for fantastic Mexican restaurants to try in Arizona, look no further! “Check, Please! Arizona” has featured a variety of Mexican eateries in the Valley. To honor this special month, we’ve compiled a list of these culinary gems for you to explore. It’s the perfect opportunity to indulge in the diverse and delicious flavors of Mexican cuisine while paying homage to Hispanic heritage. So, let’s dig in and enjoy!
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PBS Kids
Alma’s Way
“Alma’s Way” is an animated series for kids aged 4 to 6, created by Sonia Manzano, known for her role as Maria on “Sesame Street.” The show features 6-year-old Alma Rivera, a confident Puerto Rican girl from the Bronx, living with her diverse family, friends and neighbors.
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Threads of culture: Weave Hispanic Heritage into your classroom
National Hispanic Heritage Month is a wonderful opportunity for educators to embrace and honor the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino communities. Here are three ways to make this Hispanic Heritage Month a memorable, educational, and fun-filled experience for all.