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We recorded this in summer, but it got pushed back by some of our other episodes, and we’re thrilled to finally get it out! Jenny Lachs from Digital Nomad Girls thinks nomads have a responsibility to be politically and socially active Activist burnout is a real thing and we need to have strategies for coping with it We discuss integrating activism into your work like the Australian play Kill Climate Deniers Audrey from The F School wants you to give money to causes you’re passionate about  Check out Lesbians Who Tech! Who wouldn’t love cuddling kittens at Coco’s Animal Welfare in Playa del Carmen? Vianessa Castaños reminds us that we need to be aware of the politics in the places we want to visit Ambar Januel encourages us to be consistent with a cause!  Phonebanking and textbanking are ways you can help get out the vote no matter where you are! RAICES Texas is a great organization supporting immigrant rights in the US Go to the Nomad + Spice Facebook Page to raise money for _________ Women on Waves gets abortions to women via boat - support them! - and check out their map of reproductive rights These Come From Trees stickers! Sami Gardner gives free career coaching to underrepresented women and prioritizes women, queer people, and minorities in the hiring process for her clients Here’s the article on making what you do explicitly political   Support this podcast on Patreon! Email us! hello@nomadandspice.com. Join our FB Group! Nomad + Spice. Tweet us! @nomadandspice. Theme music: Yellow Sea by the super-activist Madame Gandhi.

Bio A Mexican American with a creative background and an untraditional career path, Ambar Januel (@ambarjanuel) is a marketing strategist and branding expert for non-profits and innovative tech companies. With a focus on social impact, her partners utilize future technologies to disrupt the system, while prioritizing diversity and inclusion, community engagement, and social justice. Tech startup project manager, turned creative director, turned agency co-founder, Ambar currently works independently as a strategist, bringing marketing, event production, and branding skills together through her work. She has spoken at a variety of conferences and has been featured in many publications, including 7in7, BBC Media, Vanity Fair, Forbes, Digital LA, Honeybook, WeRule, and more. Resources Ambar Januel Good Call Call Them by Their True Names by Rebecca Solnit News Roundup NAACP launches Facebook boycott for targeting people of color The NAACP has launched a boycott of Facebook following reports that the Kremlin specifically used Facebook and other social media to recruit African Americans and other people of color to support Donald Trump. The NAACP is calling on Facebook users to log out of Facebook for one day—today, Tuesday. Data analysts from the University of Oxford submitted a report to the Senate Intelligence Committee on Monday, yesterday, analyzing how Russians infiltrated social media to spread pro-Trump propaganda leading up to the 2016 presidential election. We’ve got a link to coverage in the show notes. But Russian operatives working for the Internet Research Agency—the propaganda arm of the Kremlin—sought to entice African Americans and other people of color to host events, start coalitions, and engage in other activities -- on American soil -- to gin up support for Donald Trump. These were leaflets, folks. So even though the Kremlin used other social media platforms -- including Twitter , Google, and others -- to promote propaganda, and the report to the Senate Intelligence Committee says that these companies may have evaded Congress and provided incomplete datasets during testimony over the past year, this was the icing on the cake for the NAACP as far as Facebook’s concerned. The 110-year-old civil rights organization found a persistent pattern of anti-democratic tactics that have repeatedly implicated Facebook since the 2016 election cycle. To add insult to injury, Facebook revealed yet another breach affecting private photos of some 6.8 million users. So this goes far beyond smart lawyering. Tech company’s testimony before Congress all year came with legal implications. And, as long as they didn’t commit perjury, disclosing as little as possible is frankly well within their Fifth Amendment rights. But there’s a particular quality to Facebook that’s fundamentally different from other platforms--because it’s so pervasive, and so personal. YouTube has removed 58 million videos in last quarter YouTube reports that it removed some 58 million videos during the past quarter for violating community standards. The Google unit said that 72% of the videos promoted spam or were misleading. YouTube also removed 1.67 million channels during the same period. HuffPo: Cloudflare hosts terror organizations The web giant Cloudflare apparently provides cybersecurity services to at least 7 foreign terrorist organizations and militant groups, according to the Huffington Post. All of the groups are listed on the State Department’s list of foreign terrorist organizations. Jesselyn Cook has the report in the Huffington Post. AP: Iranian operatives hacked personal emails of American security officials The AP reports that Iranian hackers hacked into the personal email accounts of U.S. officials last month to attempt to thwart the Trump administration’s new sanctions. The AP obtained the data from London-based security firm Certfa. Raphael Satter has more overage in the AP. FCC allows internet service providers to block texts The FCC voted last week to allow internet service providers to block some text messages, supposedly to prevent spam. Opponents say it’s a threat to net neutrality and gives ISPs too much control over content, in this case texts. Manchin blocks Carr nomination West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin moved to block Republican FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr’s nomination to the the FCC  after the Republican-controlled agency voted to block the expansion of wireless internet service to rural areas. Carr’s term is actually already expired—it expired back on June 30th. And if the current Congress doesn’t vote to approve a new five-year term by January 3rd, which is when the current Congress concludes, and we move into the next session of Congress, Carr will need to step down. However, he could still be renominated and confirmed by the next Senate, which is what happened with Jessica Rosenworcel.

Join us in learning more about the current situation in Venezuela and how the migratory crisis has affected health access, malnutrition, and public health policies that are hugely impacting the people of the country today. Notably Wild host Ambar Januel brings in reporter for Efecto Cocuyo, Julett Pineda to share an inside look from the Caracas office.

Host, Ambar Januel discusses a video project called “She is the Universe”, featuring teenage girls sharing their aspirations from director Laura Peña as she travels the globe documenting unique stories. We’ll learn about her travels, upcoming interviews, and what she’s learned from working on this series including what teenage girls want most from adults. Ambar is recording from New York City and Laura is calling in from Cusco, Peru.Host: Ambar JanuelGuest: Laura PeñaDiscussed: She is the UniverseLearn more about Notably Wild

Notably WildEntrepreneur and Googler Dannie Fountain on coming out and learning about her heritage after growing up with white privilege.We chat with Dannie Fountain (entrepreneur and Googler) about her experiences coming out at a young age, growing up in the US with white privilege only to discover her Brazilian heritage, and how she is welcoming and learning about this heritage while accepting the responsibility white privilege holds. Hosted by Ambar Januel.no00:07:096Latinx heritage, coming out, and speaking up if you have white privilege: a chat with Dannie Fountain.fullWe chat with Dannie Fountain (entrepreneur and Googler) about her experiences coming out at a young age, growing up in the US with white privilege only to discover her Brazilian heritage, and how she is welcoming and learning about this heritage while accepting the responsibility white privilege holds.Hosted by Ambar Januel.Latinx heritage, coming out, and speaking up if you have white privilege: a chat with Dannie Fountain.

Join Notably Wild host Ambar Januel for a discussion on culture and gender equality with entrepreneurs Sandra Medina and Luisa Javier who are currently creating Wayakit and pursuing their PhDs in Saudi Arabia. We chat about what the cultural change has been like moving from Latin American countries to Saudi. Our discussion covers gender equality, culture across different countries, how to be involved in gender equality change, and how the media helps shape misconceptions.Listen now: Episode Credits:Host: Ambar JanuelSpecial Guests: Luisa Javier and Sandra Medina - Co-Founders of WayakitHoneybook is a business management platform that Notably Wild utilizes to send proposals and invoices. It's been a game changer for our work-life balance. Click here for 50% off your first year.

I chat with Tomas Laurinavicius to learn more about what his experiences have been living as a digital nomad for over five years now, how he was raised and what technology means to him, and what it's been like sharing the most personal details of his life with the world. Listen now: Episode Credits:Host: Ambar JanuelSpecial Guest: Tomas LaurinaviciusWeekly Guest: Danielle SmithNotably Wild is supported by Honeybook. A CRM and project management system that Notably Wild host Ambar Januel utilizes to manage her clients. Get 50% off your first year.

Pooja Kapahi joins Ambar Januel on Notably Wild to discuss women's rights, working with non-profit Restless Development, and youth leadership.Episode Credits:Host: Ambar JanuelSpecial Guest: Pooja KapahiWeekly Guest: Danielle SmithNotably Wild is brought to you by our partner Honeybook. A CRM and project management system that Notably Wild host Ambar Januel utilizes to manage her clients. Get 50% off your first year.

BumblebeeLovesYou joins Ambar Januel on Notably Wild to discuss upcoming creative projects, reaching a certain level of success as a creative, what his dog would be called, and how he met his girlfriend. 

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