Unveil Your Genetic Heritage

According to the speaker, how many images are posted to social media on a daily basis?

Where was the speaker born?

What does the speaker self-identify as?

Who was the speaker named after?

What event had a significant impact on the speaker's life?

What did Eliane's father do every year at the grave of his first teacher?

What did Luisa do for Eliane's father?

How did Eliane see her whole life?

How did Eliane see herself in relation to others?

What does the text suggest about identity?

What has photography and the camera helped the speaker with?

What is the main focus of the speaker's most recent project, 'Somos Brasil' (We are Brazil)?

What is the purpose of the sound app mentioned in the text?

Why did the speaker feel the need to understand the identity of their family?

What is the significance of the DNA in the speaker's project?

Which country is Anna-Claudia from?

What is the name of the cosmetics firm set up by Leila?

What did Bekwynhka's grandfather die protecting?

What did Anna-Claudia vow in response to her grandmother's pain?

How many tribal peoples were there in Brazil before colonization?

So, as an ______, in my studio, we often talk about reinvention, the need, dare I say, the necessity, to see multiple possibilities of our futures, to embrace change, to see the opportunity in the unknown.

So, I hope, through the ______ of these Brazilian lives you can see that identity can be a journey.

We can write ______ of our lives.

So, the next time you sit and ponder on the 'Who am I.' question, consider that we truly grow our identities when we are ______ lights to not only to ourselves but to others.

She was telling us and marveling at the fact that her father at 85 still made an annual pilgrimage to the grave of his first teacher, Luisa, the daughter of a ______ and a merchant.

Luisa had taught him and cured him of his ______ to words, thus allowing him to nurture his illiterate family, to give Eliane the chance to be a significant wordsmith; and today an award-winning journalist.

She saw her whole life as ______.

She saw herself as the sum of all the ______ she'd ever heard.

And in the vastness of the Universe she saw all life as a ______, but her own as a multitude.

We often talk about reinvention, the need, dare I say, the ______, to see multiple possibilities of our futures.

She saw herself as the sum of all the ______ she'd ever heard.

So, as an ______, in my studio, we often talk about reinvention, the need, dare I say, the necessity, to see multiple possibilities of our futures, to embrace change, to see the opportunity in the unknown.

And in the vastness of the Universe she saw all life as a ______, but her own as a multitude.

So, I hope, through the ______ of these Brazilian lives you can see that identity can be a journey.

So, the next time you sit and ponder on the 'Who am I.' question, consider that we truly grow our identities when we are ______ to not only to ourselves but to others.

We can write ______ of our lives.

She was telling us and marveling at the fact that her father at 85 still made an annual pilgrimage to the grave of his first teacher, Luisa, the daughter of a ______ and a merchant.

Luisa had taught him and cured him of his ______ to words, thus allowing him to nurture his illiterate family, to give Eliane the chance to be a significant wordsmith; and today an award-winning journalist.

I was ______ by how Eliane self-identified.

She saw her whole life as ______.