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National Dora The Explorer Day

Jessica Montalvo by Jessica Montalvo
December 20, 2023
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It’s hard to believe that our beloved Dora was introduced to us 23 years ago! The animated show, Dora The Explorer premiered on Nickelodeon back in the year 2000 and for so many families, it was finally the representation that we wanted to see. Dora is an adorable explorer, with big brown eyes, and brown hair, who is intelligent, and inquisitive, and loves to learn new things with her sidekick Boots, the monkey. 

She is portrayed as a heroic young Latina girl who embarks on countless adventures in order to find something or help someone in need. She even spoke Spanish with catch phrases like, “Hola, soy Dora,” and “Lo hicimos! We Did it!” 

According to a Nickelodeon spokesman, “she was developed to be pan-Latina to represent the diversity of Latino cultures.” 

Recently in 2022, Paramount+ shared that there is a live-action series in development. We haven’t seen the last of Dora! 

I don’t know about you, but I think it’s time to binge watch all of the episodes with my daughter like we used to when she was younger. I do suspect it’s the very reason why she always asks for a purple backpack. 

 

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Jessica Montalvo

Jessica Maria Montalvo has dedicated her life to the diverse field of education for over 20 years. She knows the importance of cultural inclusivity and diversity, equity, and inclusion as a part of what she stands for as not only an educator, but a life-long learner as well. Jessica is a native of Fort Wayne, Indiana. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Indiana University, and from Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne with her teaching Certification for Secondary Education. Later she earned a Master of Education from Indiana Wesleyan University and is currently a Ph.D. candidate at Indiana Tech in the global leadership program. Her passion for service has translated to her involvement in creative projects which include various roles within musical theater, and producing two film shorts, Grummy and Bodies Will Tumble and Roll. She is currently producing Barrio Chino. She is also CEO and owner of Flairware Boutique, LLC. Her greatest work of art is when she became a mother in 2020 to her beautiful baby girl, Lara Juliana Montalvo.

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