From the event (text below provided by Dr. DaQuan Bashir)

Feeding Our Minds

To feed our minds means to nourish our understanding of culture, history, and identity. It’s about engaging with stories, literature, and lived experiences that deepen our awareness and appreciation of the diverse voices within the Hispanic community. Through reflection and learning, we honor our past and empower our future.

Feeding Our Bodies

Feeding our bodies means honoring the traditions, flavors, and nourishment passed down through generations. It’s about celebrating the diversity of Hispanic cuisine—not just as sustenance, but as a reflection of identity, wellness, and community. Through food, we connect with our roots, share stories, and preserve culture.

Feeding Our Souls

Feeding our souls means embracing the stories, traditions, and spiritual connections that shape who we are. It’s about honoring our ancestors, celebrating our resilience, and finding joy in shared customs. Through music, storytelling, and cultural expression, we nourish the spirit and strengthen the bonds that unite our communities.