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COVID-19 Emergency Toolkit and Coloring Book by New Mexico Native Cartoonist Ricardo Cate and Dose of Reality NM
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COVID-19 Emergency Toolkit and Coloring Book by New Mexico Native Cartoonist Ricardo Cate and Dose of Reality NM
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New Mexico Native cartoonist Ricardo Cate teamed up with Dose of Reality New Mexico to address the COVID-19 virus in Native communities. The website promotes proper COVID-19 practices and is targeted for the Native American population. The webpage includes short videos, articles, resources, and podcasts that focus on combating COVID-19. For this project Cate created a coloring book based off his cartoon Without Reservations. The cartoon-based coloring book looks at the pandemic in a humorous and cultural manner. The coloring book is printable, and a printed version has also been distributed throughout Native communities.
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HST580, ASU, humor, Ricardo Cate, Dose of Reality New Mexico, New Mexico Narratives, cartoonist, protect Native communities, coloring book, resource
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article
PDF coloring book
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English
Art & Design
English
Health & Wellness
English
Social Distance
English
Social Issues
English
Rural
English
Home & Family Life
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HST580
ASU
humor
Ricardo Cate
Dose of Reality New Mexico
New Mexico Narratives
cartoonist
protect Native communities
coloring book
resource
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New Mexico Narratives
Humor
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10/02/2020
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10/20/2020
08/02/2022
09/23/2024
This item was submitted on October 2, 2020 by ANGELICA GALLEGOS using the form “Share Your Story” on the site “A Journal of the Plague Year”: https://covid-19archive.org/s/archive
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