Iconoclastic - Someone who attacks belief or institutions, cultural pluralism - society diferent cultural groups contributed to the same society, eco-collections - consider the environmental impact, health and working conditions, ethnolinguistic diversity - variety of ethnic groups, languages within a given geographical area, greenwashing - deceitful, marketing trick. Jay Westerveld coined in 1986, Green marketing - honest and transparent, austere - necessary, limits on money and unadorned. French, latin, greek, consumerism - damage to the environment, offers and then throw away, garment - sale of clothes, manufacture, mainstream fashion - ordinary clothes and are found anywhere, over-policing - combative, lead to violent outcomes. minor offenses or transgressions that can often lead to violent outcomes., social identity theory - SIT. self-identity in the social relationships they have. pressures to conform to the ingroup's norms. Social identity theory was proposed in social psychology by Tajfel and his colleagues (Tajfel, 1978; Tajfel & Turner, 1979)., intersectionality - individual's experiences are shape (moldeadas) by identities, race, gender, sexual orientation., multiculturalism - It's a policy or ideology that promotes cultures in a society, with respect., cultural sensitivity - respectful toward the customs, traditions, and values of different cultural groups., Inclusivity - people with different ethnicity, language, or sexual orientation feel welcomed and valued., allyship - supporting and advocating for marginalized groups, even if i'm not part of them., cultural competence - ability to interact with people from diverse cultural backgrounds, being aware of my own assumptions, empathy - understand and share the feelings/perspectives. connection and respect., inclusive school culture - school environment. values and respect all students, they feel, affirmed, and free from discrimination., socioemotional development - individual's emotional, growth/maturation. Empathy self-awareness and interpersonal skills, respect - consideration and regard, individuals' backgrounds, traditions, identities., self-respect - valuing and carring the own identity. Fostering self-respect for students' worth, multicultural education - educational approach that incorporates cultural perspectives, histories and values., bystander (espectador) intervention - intervening in situacions where someone is mistreated or discriminated., cultural competency - ability to interact, from diverse cultural backgrounds, showing sensitivity and respect for their differences. is vital for educators and students., identity formation - process, individuals develop a sense of self. shaped by personal experiences, cultural and social interactions, misscommunication - a breakdown in effective communication, caused by misunderstandings/differences in language, empowerment - gaining confidence/skills to advocate for oneself and others, about context of human rights and dignity., cultural celebration - recognizing and commemorating cultural traditions, festivals, to honor and appreciate cultural diversity. Help create a sense of belonging/share understanding among students.,

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