Practitioner
Conocimientos Series #5

Knowing Your Latinx Students: Making Space for
Students' Intersectional Identities & Ventajas
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Module Description
This is a module designed to provide you with an understanding of the diversity within Latinidad. In order to be able to be responsive to our Latinx students, we need to know their many identities and how they self-identity. Conocimiento 5 creates space for you to consider how the building of a collective Latinidad identity was necessary in order to show our importance and relevance as a group, as well as shared histories of oppression and marginalization in North America. At the same time we’ll contest the idea that there exists a singular Latinx experience due to the vast differences in Latinx people's relationship to settler colonialism, U.S. citizenship, and colorism, as well as the ways people identify with a wide variety of languages, racial identities, socio-economic status and immigration stories.  

 Will be available April 1st, 2026

3
hours
ASYNC
$400

This is part of a
6-module series!

Series Overview

An asynchronous series for

staff designed to build
foundational knowledge to
advance equity.
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What's included?

  • Learn at Your Own Pace

    These modules are asynchronous and self-paced.
  • Engage with a Group or Individually

    Join as an individual to develop your understanding, or join as a group for a cohorted learning experience.
  • Discuss with the ESCALA community

    Hold discussions across time zones and distance with members of the ESCALA comunidad across the United States and Puerto Rico.
More about the Contributor of PCS #5

Dra. Maribel Jiménez

Dr. Jiménez is the Vice President of Equity, Diversity, and Transformation at Highline College in Washington State. Previously, Dr. Jimenéz served as the Dean of Academic Transfer Pathways and Partnerships and prior to that acted as a tenured faculty counselor, department chair, and Title V grant director. She also served on the state-wide Multicultural Student Services Directors Council as member and president during 2014-2019 and is a member of the Equity Task Force for the city of Federal Way.  An award winning educator, she was recently appointed to the Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Institution Educators (AHSIE) Council and has been featured on Dr. Gina Garcia’s Que Pasa HSIs? Podcast for her work on strategic planning and also with ESCALA.