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La educación es una de las herramientas más poderosas que tenemos para mejorar nuestra calidad de vida. Sin embargo, para muchos, el camino a través del sistema educativo no es fácil. Uno de los desafíos más urgentes que enfrentamos es garantizar el acceso equitativo a la educación y apoyar a los estudiantes no solo para que se matriculen, sino también para que completen la educación superior. Los estudiantes inmigrantes enfrentan dificultades para adaptarse a un nuevo idioma, cultura y sistema escolar, lo cual puede afectar su salud mental. En este episodio, hablamos con personas que no solo comprenden estos desafíos de primera mano, sino que también trabajan activamente para crear entornos de aprendizaje más inclusivos y propicios para los estudiantes y sus familias.
Exploring beliefs, values, and lived experiences that define who we are today.Your Host Bibian Reyes.with Special Guests; Dr. Luis Torres, Ph.Dand Andrea Loya, Executive Director of Casa de Paz
MENTAL HEALTH: BREAKING THE ICE - Episode I: Exploring beliefs, values, and lived experiences that define who we are today.Your Host Bibian Reyes.with Special Guests; Perla Duran, MA, LPC andDr. Ramon Del Castillo
Democracy for POC is a limited series podcast brought to you by El Semanario. This is Episode 5, “How does it impact me?” with special guest Nadine Bridges, the Executive Director at One Colorado. In this episode, Lori Lizarraga and Nadine Bridges discuss how big decisions that affect women or the LGBTQ+ community also affect folks from every other community too, to unpack the question - how does it impact me?
Democracy for POC is a limited series podcast brought to you by El Semanario. This is Episode 4, “Liberty and Justice for All?” with guest and Denver city councilor Candi CdeBaca. In this episode, Lori Lizarraga and CdeBaca discuss what it means to build political representation for marginalized communities by building political power. Because if liberty and justice for all requires representation, representation requires the power to elect representative candidates. CdeBaca explains.
Democracy for POC is a limited series podcast brought to you by El Semanario. This is Episode 3, “What does it mean to be free?” with guest Aurea Bolaños Perea from the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR). In this episode, Lori Lizarraga and Perea peel back the complicated relationship this country has with women and their reproductive freedom. If government can limit certain freedoms for certain people - what does it mean to be free?
Democracy for POC is a limited series podcast brought to you by El Semanario. This is Episode 2, “Constitution 101” with special guest Hans Meyer, an immigration and criminal defense attorney from Colorado. In this episode, Lori Lizarraga and Hans Meyer discuss American freedoms – who gets them, who historically hasn't, and why there is such a struggle in this country to share those freedoms.
Democracy for POC is a limited series podcast brought to you by The Weekly Issue El Semanario. This is Episode 1, “So, what is American democracy?” with guest Dr. Luis Torres. In this episode, Latina journalist Lori Lizarraga and Dr. Torres unpack the meaning of the word democracy, its origin story, and its evolution over time. And how that evolution has changed our understanding and practice of democracy for better but also for worse.
En este episodio vamos hablar de un día muy especial que fue declarado como Patrimonio Intangible de la Humanidad por la Unesco, y que da lugar a muchas tradiciones para honrar a las personas que ya no están vivas, una especie de símbolo de identidad nacional en México donde nació y se celebra en distintos países especialmente donde viven comunidades indigenas. Con nosotros hoy está Daniel Stange de Jaramillo nacido en Denver Colorado, Coloraztlan . Tiene mas de 26 años bailando como un danzante Azteca siguiendo sus raíces y manteniendo viva la cultura Mexicana Pre-colombina. Estudia el idioma Nahuatl y practica los rituales como lo hacían sus abuelos.
En este episodio nos adentramos en la Ciberseguridad. En un mundo donde los dispositivos electrónicos son parte de nuestra vida a cada momento, debemos aprender las principales medidas de seguridad para evitar ser victimas de estafas y engaños digitales. Hoy hablamos con PereTufet Lach,quien ha sido conferenciante internacional, TEDx speaker y ha impartido formaciones en multiples multinacionales. Actualmente trabaja como Cazatalentos en el ámbito de la ciberseguridad y blockchain.
Reproductive Rights - Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights also known as COLOR mobilizes to protect women's rights. Aurea Bolaños Perea, Strategic Communications Manager discusses the damages it will bring if Roe vs. Wade is overturned. And COLOR and Cobalt's soon-to-be-introduced House Bill titled the Reproductive Health Equity Act (RHEA).
Violencia Domestica - En este episodio seguimos navegando las oscuras aguas de la Violencia Domestica ,un tema que afortunadamente cada vez está mas visibilizado pero está vez desde otro lugar. Hablaremos con Diana Chavez, Fundadora y Directora de ''Las Adelitas'', un espacio que invita a las mujeres a sanar las heridas a través del arte y a Jessenia Ascencio, integrante de Las Adelitas y además trabaja en el Centro de Trauma y Resiliencia en Denver, Colorado.
CONTAMINANTES DEL AIRE Y EN NUESTROS ALIMENTOS - En este episodio nos reencontramos con Javier Sierra, Director Asociado de Comunicaciones de Sierra Club, para hablar de como los distintos contaminantes afectan a nuestro organismo, las leyes que nos protegen de ellos, y qué podemos hacer cuando los alimentos que consumimos también están contaminados.
VIOLENCIA DOMÉSTICA - En este episodio comenzamos a hablar de una situación que atraviesan miles de personas , y la mayoría de ellas son mujeres que lo sufren desde edades en algunos casos muy tempranas. Nos acompaña Sonia Rossi, Licenciada en Trabajo Social , con ella empezaremos abordar esta gran problemática.
Episodio II: La crisis climática .En este episodio Ivana Farbman y Javier Sierra continúan dialogando acerca de la situación actual de la catástrofe climática, los países que generan más contaminación, y el compromiso de los lideres políticos estadounidenses frente a la crisis entre otros temas.
Episodio I: La crisis climática y las grandes empresas de servicios públicos.En este episodio, la presentadora ivana Farbman se sienta con Javier Sierra. Columnista Nacional y Director Asociado de Comunicaciones de Sierra Club.
Episode 2: A move in the right direction. In this Episode we sit down with ACLU Colorado's Executive Director Deborah Richardson to discuss the recent indictments against Aurora's Police Officers and Aurora Fire Rescue Paramedics in the death of Elijah McClain. We also discuss her mission to leave the world a better place and her vision for the ACLU of Colorado.
Episode I: Voting RightsIn this Episode we discuss Voting Rights with Luis Torres, Phd. and Jennifer Samano a Community Organizer with the ACLU of Colorado.
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) discuss their efforts to ensure safety on Colorado's roadways and their new campaign that promotes the necessity of wearing seatbelts.
This week Conservation Colorado's Nico Delgado and Jenny Gaeng go over climate highlights from Colorado's legislative session and do a deep dive on transportation – Colorado's largest emitting sector.
The Regional Transportation District, also known as RTD looks to rebuild their employee base through numerous recruitment efforts focused on the needs of the community it serves.
Throughout history, Latina women have been denied equality in their reproductive choices, accessibility, and health, unfortunately these injustices still exist. Our guests from Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (Color) will discuss the inequities that exist in the Latina community.
Conservation Colorado's Nico Delgado interviews former state Representative Joe Salazar about Colorado's fight for climate action. Listen to learn more about how we can achieve both pollution reductions and environmental justice through Senate Bill 200.
The Importance of incorporating community farming to create positive environmental change, one neighborhood at a time.
This Episode expresses the importance of bilingualism and bilteracy and in a large urban school district with over 56% Hispanic and Latino students, why a bilingual and biliterate superintendent is so important.
Introducing Conservation Colorado: Protecting lands, water, and communities. Conversation with Protégete's Manager Pati Ferrero and Denver Community Organizer Issamar Pichardo.
This podcast features the history of Cinco de Mayo and its relevance within the Latino culture. We Speak Your Language host Milo Marquez, speaks with Dr. Luis Torres, Colorado native, educator and administrator; Virginia Castro, Denver activist specializing in Chicano, Hispanic and Latino youth education issues; Veronica Barela, Denver native, former CEO & President of NEWSED; and Daniel Stange, a Chicano native of Denver and Aztec Dancer, and Sheridan Public School Board member.