Reconocimientos

The University of Pennsylvania cited its partnership with CCATE in the application that earned Penn the 2026 classification.

One of seven national finalists.

Methodological work from the CCATE–Penn research partnership accepted for the AERA annual conference.

Noche de Arte 2026, our fifteenth-anniversary celebration, reopened the renovated CCATE Gallery on October 10.

December 2025.

Zavala-Garcia et al., vol. 6, art. 12 — peer-reviewed research co-authored with community researchers.

With Penn’s Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies, the Asian American Studies Program and the Karen Community Association of Philadelphia; unfolding across three sites through 2026.

Las Artivistas fill the 2025 exhibition.

La Casa Latina, to CCATE’s executive director.

February 2024 — the licence that will make Radio REVARTE possible.

Finalist, Bucks County FilmFest 2024.

With the Consulate of Mexico in Philadelphia, May 2024 — 79 drawings and paintings by children around the world.

May 2024.

Finalist at the Bucks County FilmFest and chosen by the audience as film of the night, October 2023.

July 2023, with more than thirty community-made works — Norristown’s first dedicated art gallery.

Rep. Madeleine Dean.

December 2022 — the community’s own bilingual magazine.

Forty high school students trained in podcast production, 2022–23.

Bucks Fever FilmFest.

Atenas, vol. 2(54), 18–38 — co-authored with community researchers.

Photography at the Mexican Cultural Center of the Consulate of Mexico in Philadelphia, May 2021.

The women’s art collective begins meeting.

The Participatory Research Circle, February 2020, at Penn’s Graduate School of Education.

Organization of American States, March–May 2020.

April 2020 — 1246 W. Main Street.

January 28, 2019, recognizing CCATE’s work in art, education and environmental care.

Third prize, spring 2019.

Third prize, December 2019.

Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, October 2019 – January 2020.

The highest recognition given by the Mexican government outside of Mexico; CCATE became the tenth organization in the world to receive it.

Third prize, December 2018.

CCATE and Philadelphia students representing Chile win a top award at the 37th Model OAS General Assembly in Washington, D.C.

Pennsylvania Department of Education, Schools That Teach Tour, February 2017.

Family engraving workshop with artist Alec Dempster, Mexican Cultural Center, May 2017.

Panel at the Ethnography in Education Research Forum, Penn GSE, February 2017.

First prize for “Piñata La Lotería,” December 2016.

Winner in animation and Audience Choice Award for “Not Your Average Recycling Film”; finalist in documentary for “Nuestro Pueblo,” October 2016.

The CCATE Writing Collective at the Conference on Immigration and Schooling, October 2016.

Diaspora, Indigenous, and Minority Education — CCATE’s first peer-reviewed article with community co-authors.

With Villanova University.

Social Change and Social Services, Eastern University, October 2015.

Hispanic Choice Awards, October 2015.

Ethnography in Education Research Forum, Penn GSE.