Check out the Poly Sol Tik Tok series throughout the month of Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month. Learn how to make traditional Latinx foods and try it out at home.

Hindu Yuva at ASU invites you to join us in the celebration of Lord Ganesha on Sept 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the MU Ventana Ballroom. Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most popular festivals in India and it is celebrated annually to mark the birth of Lord Ganesha, the God of new beginnings and a fresh start. The festival falls in the month of Bhadra, the date of the festival varies annually, according to the Hindu calendar, and in August/September according to the Gregorian calendar.

Join us at Backus Mall for Cafe y Pan in honor of Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month. Enjoy the fun of Tabling Tuesday with an added addition of cultural learning and experiences.

Experience the flavors, sounds, and sights of the Hispanic and Latinx traditions as we journey through the history of Spain and South America.

Join us with Pulitzer prize winner, Natalie Diaz as we sit down and explore the underlying themes regarding latinidad, Indigeneity, gender and more. This series will culminate with a keynote event delivered by Natalie Diaz.

Music connects us across all cultures. In collaboration, with the Herberger Institute with design, join us for our silent disco night and listen to music from different latin artists.

ASU and other institutions have brought to the Valley of the Sun for over thirteen years several major Chicana/o, Latinx, and Latin American writers. This year join us in honoring Juan Felipe Herrera (21st Poet Laureate of the United States). For more info, contact Dr. Manuel de Jesús Hernández or Dr. Daniel Vargas at manuel.hernandez@asu.edu and daniel.vargas@asu.edu.

This event is also offered via Zoom: https://asu.zoom.us/j/92357167424

Join HOLA for a night of Salsa! Salsa lessons will be led by ASU Alum Paola Lopez. During this event, you will be able to learn basic salsa steps in a culturally diverse environment. Free catering will be provided during the event, so you can salsa on the dance floor as well as your plate!

Come watch an iconic movie based on a true story about Hispanic teens beating the odds of getting into prestigious colleges for Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month! Don't forget to bring a blanket and some snacks! For more information, contact Siveli Yepiz at syepiz@asu.edu.

ASU is home to students from all over the world, including Latin countries. At our Taco Tidbit event, students can grab a taco, and learn a tidbit about various Latin countries, demographics about our ASU population, and important issues facing our Latin communities. For more information, contact Sydni Cook at sydni.cook@asu.edu.

Join us with Pulitzer prize winner, Natalie Diaz as we sit down and explore the underlying themes regarding Latinidad, Indigeneity, gender, and more. This series will culminate with a keynote event delivered by Natalie Diaz. For more information, contact Elizabeth Soto at esotorod@asu.edu.

Join us for a reception to view and vote for the winners of this year's Polytechnic Art Show and Competition as artists submit their work representing this year's theme: "I paint my own reality"- Frida Kahlo. View and hear more about Hispanic art and Frida Kahlo.

Games are a great way to bring family together for some healthy competition! Join us for a family game night filled with games/activities with latin origins as well as the history behind the games.

Join us with Pulitzer prize winner, Natalie Diaz as we sit down and explore the underlying themes regarding Latinidad, Indigeneity, gender, and more. This series will culminate with a keynote event delivered by Natalie Diaz. For more info, contact Elizabeth Soto at esotorod@asu.edu.

Join us at Backus Mall for a Hispanic and Latinx-themed Tabling Tuesday! Enjoy music, food, and giveaways, and much more as you learn more about the opportunities that exist at ASU and the Polytechnic campus. For more info, contact Ryan Olkes at rolkes@asu.edu.

Please join us for a stellar evening with ASU Emeritus Professor, Archivist, and Historian, Dr. Chris Marin, as we shine a light onto the historic contributions of professor and librarian Grácia Liliana Fernández of Tempe’s Normal School (Arizona State University as it was known in the Arizona Territory) and her public impact to the broader community.

Zoom Link: TBD

Join us for a documentary and panel session about the investigation of migrant death and disappearances while crossing the border in Brooks County, Texas. This session will focus on forensic care and humanitarian action that takes place in this space--and how the worlds of forensics and humanitarianism increasingly intersect.

Zoom: https://asu.zoom.us/j/85272926707

Join Changemaker Central to celebrate diversity and inclusion at ASU! Come talk to organizations, try new foods, listen to a wide variety of music, and overall learn more about the cultures and social groups at ASU. This year's focus will be on current social issues around the world.

Join us for a virtual panel discussion and networking opportunity with a group of Latina professionals from a variety of STEM fields including education and industry. These women will discuss their own experiences and share how they were able to maintain and represent their culture as they navigated through their careers. To register: https://forms.gle/QZqXJ1LP9hX53Rcp9

Event Website: https://hrc.clas.asu.edu/HLHM-2021

Los Diablos will host a tailgate at La Casita for scholars, mentors, and community members. Next, join us prior to game time to recognize the ASU 2021 Hispanic Latinx Heritage Honorees: Provost Dr. Nancy Gonzales, Maria Echeveste from Bank of America, and Aliento. For more info, contact Marcelino Quinonez at Marcelino.quinonez@asu.edu. 

Arts and crafts are a great way to integrate oneself into a new culture. At our Skull painting event, learn the history of this event and leave with a great takeaway from a Latin/Hispanic culture!

Join Changemaker Central in a painting and lesson with The Crafty Chica, Kathy Murillo. We will be following along in painting a Loteria card, and listening to Kathy share her story, all while enjoying Horchata and other drinks.

This event is also held virtually (as well as in-person at Poly): https://tinyurl.com/CMpintando

Online guests will learn about the sociocultural and political strategies AZ Corporation Commissioner Anna Tovar has learned and employed in her "She Se Puede" leadHERship through her ever-evolving career as a Latina in public service. Participants will be invited to engage in a Q&A as closure to this event. For more info, contact Andrea Tovar at andrea.tovar@asu.edu.

Zoom Link: TBD