Podcast appearances and mentions of jos qui

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On this episode, we first talk about Tricia Hersey's “Rest Is Resistance”, which explores what it would be like to live in a well-rested world. Find the book here: thenapministry.com. Next, we share our immigrant stories and how the immigrant experience shapes who we are and what we do.  We then speak to two leaders that are advocating for the economic inclusion of immigrants through innovative and culturally responsive services and policies. We speak to José Quiñonez, founding CEO of Mission Asset Fund based in San Francisco, an award-winning nonprofit with innovative nationwide models for integrating financially excluded, low-income communities into the financial mainstream; and we speak with Nicole Anand, Deputy Director at Inclusive Action where she designs and implements civic processes to change the status quo. Both Nicole and José are part of the first-ever U.S. Treasury Advisory Committee on Racial Equity and we talk about why it's important to center people with lived experience when designing economic policy and beyond. Join us in person for “Self-love con Corazón” an evening of conversation, workshop, and connecting! This event is on February 23 at 6:30pm in Highland Park and details can be found here:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/self-love-con-corazon-tickets-515232162267?aff=DescriptionLink This event is by donation for as little as $1. Funds will help with event expenses and help us continue to bring great and impactful conversations.  Tamarindo podcast is the Latinx show where hosts discuss politics, pop culture, and how to balance it all con calma, hosted by Brenda Gonzalez and Ana Sheila Victorino. Join us as we delve into discussions on race, gender, politics, representation, and life! Check out all of our upcoming events:  https://www.tamarindopodcast.com/events Brenda and Ana Sheila are executive producers of Tamarindo podcast with production support by Mitzi Hernández and Augusto Martinez, of Sonoro Media. Jeff Ricards produced our theme song. If you want to support our work, please rate and review our show here. You can get in touch with us at www.tamarindopodcast.com Contribute to the show: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/tamarindopodcast1 Save 10% on your order of books from Latina-owned Xolo Books with the code TAMARINDO at checkout: xolobooks.com Follow Tamarindo on instagram @tamarindopodcast and on twitter at @tamarindocast  Follow Ana Sheila on instagram @la_anasheila and twitter @Shelli1228 Follow Brenda on twitter at @BrendaRicards

Con las 12 demandas que pesan actualmente en contra del expresidente Donald Trump, ¿está en peligro su futuro político? El abogado criminalista José Quiñón explica qué alternativas legales tiene el exmandatario y si existe algún recurso judicial que lo inhabilite a aspirar a algún puesto político en el futuro.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

El abogado criminalista y constitucionalista José Quiñón analiza los problemas legales del expresidente Donald Trump y en qué se basa el Departamento de Justicia de EE.UU. para investigarlo a él y a muchos de sus allegados.Para conocer sobre cómo CNN protege la privacidad de su audiencia, visite CNN.com/privacidad

Nos gustaría decirles que este episodio es sobre experiencias con enfermerxs coquetonxs, doctorxs guapxs, fantasías en la sala de operación... pero no. Lamentablemente en este episodio leímos sus historias sobre experiencias malas y pésimas con doctorxs ignorantes, irrespetuosxs o simplemente abusivxs. Así que debemos hacer un TRIGGER WARNING altiro. Sin embargo, nos parece que como una parte fundamental de esta serie informativa que hemos hecho en conjunto con Laboratorio Chile - Teva, debemos visibilizar estas experiencias para que siempre sepas qué es aceptable en una consulta médica y qué no. En resumen: ¡escucha a tu guata y no tengas miedo de levantar la voz! Tuvimos la suerte en este capítulo de contar con María José Quiñinao, @locapelvis, kinesióloga especialista en piso pélvico quien nos guió en lo que sí se debe hacer en un ambiente médico respetado cuando se trata de sexualidad. Este capítulo es el último que hemos realizado en conjunto con Laboratorio Chile y su plataforma @miprep.cl para ayudar a que se conozca el PREP como alternativa para la prevención del VIH y en un esfuerzo para ofrecer educación sexual divertida y relajada. Gracias a nuestrxs invitadxs y gracias a ustedes por sus historias. Ojalá hayamos ayudado un poquito y recuerden siempre: UNA SEXUALIDAD PLENA ES UNA SEXUALIDAD RESPONSABLE.

Our Pacific Exchanges team recently hosted a special Financial Inclusion and Beyond live virtual event that explored lessons from around the world in the use of technology and public policy to build more inclusive financial systems and drive financial health. The event was moderated by Sean Creehan, the team's lead for financial health and inclusion, and brought together professionals from different corners of the financial inclusion and health spaces, including Greta Bull, the president and chief executive officer of the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP); José Quiñonez, the founding chief executive officer of Mission Asset Fund (MAF); Arjuna Costa, a managing partner at Flourish Ventures; and Ting Jiang, a behavioral economist. We're excited to share the live event in full as a special episode of Financial Inclusion and Beyond. Regular listeners of the podcast will recognize these voices from their episodes throughout the season; the live event allowed them to discuss how they were managing the challenges to inclusion posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some take-aways from the live event include: The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically affected efforts to improve financial inclusion and health. Organizations like CGAP, a World Bank Group affiliate, and MAF, which traditionally focus on the longer-term issues of inclusion, had to re-focus efforts almost overnight to deal with issues related to public health. Those countries which had invested in digital financial system infrastructure could respond with stimulus relief quicker than those which relied on traditional models. Ting Jiang zeroed in the pandemic's effects at the individual level. At the individual level, it is important to adapt behaviors and develop products and technologies that withstand moments of stress. The poor shouldn't be forced to be secondary or third-order users of financial products but should have access to products designed for their lifestyles at an affordable cost. Fintech should be celebrated when it is also in service of the poor, not simply because it is a shiny new toy.

In episode four of our series Financial Inclusion & Beyond, we spoke with José Quiñonez, the founding chief executive officer of Mission Asset Fund (MAF) and a visiting professor at UC Berkeley, Department of City and Regional Planning. MAF uses innovative national models for integrating financially excluded, low-income communities into the mainstream. We sat down to discuss how the formal financial system leaves credit invisible (individuals without a credit background) behind. José discussed how MAF is helping those that have typically been left out get integrated into the formal financial system. MAF is drawing on the rich tradition of lending circles to help the low-income and immigrant communities develop a credit history and join the financial system. Key takeaways from the discussion include:  José draws on his experience and insights from working with the local San Francisco immigrant community and shares his view on how to improve financial inclusion and financial health. Low-income individuals traditionally are secondary users of financial products. Banks and fintechs can ‘meet people where they are,’ by building products to address the primary concerns of the low-income community. The growing awareness of financial inclusion and financial health reflects a broader understanding that there are more systemic issues at play that keep many low-income individuals credit invisible. Having a bank account is only the first step towards financial actualization. For poor people to manage complex financial lives, financial services providers, regulators and non-governmental organizations all need to come up with innovative solutions tailored to specific needs of underserved users. Please note that the initial interview was recorded prior to the onset of the COVID-19 crisis.  Related Content Lending Circle Program Evaluation Released Clearing the Path for Lending Circles Financial Emergency Action Plan for Immigrants The views expressed are not necessarily those of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco or of the Federal Reserve System.

Conoce la oración de San José, papá de Jesús, con el Padre Luis Enrique Silva, que nos comparte un mensaje de unión y reflexión para celebrar su día este 19 de marzo.

Juntos alcanzaremos una activación espiritual sobre nuestra vida. En este episodio hablamos de la condición que enfrenta el mundo entero y cómo permanecer en paz en tiempos de crisis.

#ThisWeekInMMA : Till vs. Masvidal (UFC Fight Night 147) #UFCLondon Welterweight: Jorge Masvidal def. Darren Till [KO] Welterweight Leon Edwards def. Gunnar Nelson [SD] Light Heavyweight: Dominick Reyes def. Volkan Oezdemir [SD] Bantamweight: Nathaniel Wood def. José Quiñónez [Submission] Welterweight: Cláudio Silva def. Danny Roberts [Submission] Catchweight (188 lbs)Jack Marshman def. John Phillips [SD] Preliminary Card (ESPN+) Featherweight: Arnold Allen def. Jordan Rinaldi [UD] Lightweight: Marc Diakiese def. Joseph DuffyDecision [UD] Light Heavyweight: Saparbek Safarov def. Nicolae Negumereanu [UD] Featherweight: Dan Ige def. Danny Henry [Submission] Women's Flyweight: Molly McCann def. Priscila Cachoeira [UD] Featherweight: Mike Grundy def. Nad Narimani [TKO]

#ThisWeekInMMA : Till vs. Masvidal (UFC Fight Night 147) #UFCLondon Welterweight: Jorge Masvidal def. Darren Till [KO] Welterweight Leon Edwards def. Gunnar Nelson [SD] Light Heavyweight: Dominick Reyes def. Volkan Oezdemir [SD] Bantamweight: Nathaniel Wood def. José Quiñónez [Submission] Welterweight: Cláudio Silva def. Danny Roberts [Submission] Catchweight (188 lbs)Jack Marshman def. John Phillips [SD] Preliminary Card (ESPN+) Featherweight: Arnold Allen def. Jordan Rinaldi [UD] Lightweight: Marc Diakiese def. Joseph DuffyDecision [UD] Light Heavyweight: Saparbek Safarov def. Nicolae Negumereanu [UD] Featherweight: Dan Ige def. Danny Henry [Submission] Women's Flyweight: Molly McCann def. Priscila Cachoeira [UD] Featherweight: Mike Grundy def. Nad Narimani [TKO]

In top MMA news • Sean O’Malley will fight José Quiñónez at UFC 229 in Las Vegas. • Ben Nguyen will fight Wilson Reis at UFC Fight Night 142 in Australia. • Sean Strickland will fight Nordine Taleb at UFC Fight Night 138 in Canada headlined by Anthony Lion Heart Smith. • The UFC has decided not to re-sign Gleison Tibau and he now becomes a free agent. • And Angela Magaña losses via choke at Rizin 11 and she says she will fight again.

How one social entrepreneur is pulling the financial invisible out from the shadows The post Creating a Fair Financial Marketplace: In Convo with José Quiñonez appeared first on SEE Change Magazine.

Contactos José y Mission Asset Fund: Email Web page Twitter Facebook LinkedIn   Recursos mencionados:   App: SalesForce   Libro: El Alquimista, de Paulo Coelho     Quotes de invitado: No dejen que sus deudas crezcan a más del 30% del dinero que están ganando. Lo peor que podemos hacer los latinos es olvidar nuestra identidad. A las personas jóvenes les diría que mantengan su lengua, aprendan inglés y aprendan como manejar las cosas del internet. Con esos tres idiomas podemos ser artistas de nuestra comunidad. Nos podemos reinventar, pero los valores fundamentales no se cambian. La cosa más importante de un líder es que tiene esa responsabilidad de impulsar a los demás. Una maestra me dijo que yo tenía que trabajar el doble para alcanzar a los demás. Ese es el mejor consejo que me han dado.     TRANSCRIPCIÓN DEL EPISODIO:   -INTRO- JULIO MUÑIZ (Host): ¡Hola! Bienvenidos a Inconfundiblemente Latino, soy Julio Muñiz. Hoy estoy platicando con José Quiñonez.   José llegó a Estados Unidos en compañía de sus cinco hermanos cuando tenía apenas 9 años. Para ese momento, ya había perdido a su padre y a su madre; pero eso no lo detuvo. En 1994, obtuvo un BA de la Universidad de California at Davis y en 1998, un MPA de la Princeton University. En el año 2007, José fundó Mission Asset Fund para ayudar a inmigrantes y personas de bajos recursos a crear su historial de crédito y regularizar su situación financiera. Su trabajo en MPA lo hizo merecedor al McArthur Fellowship que otorga The McArthur Foundation. En su posición de CEO de esta compañía, José es un innovador de los servicios financieros.   José, bienvenido a Inconfundiblemente Latino. Gracias por tomarte el tiempo de estar con nosotros. Cuando te preguntan a qué te dedicas, ¿cómo puedes describirlo de la manera más sencilla?   JOSÉ QUIÑONEZ: Gracias por invitarme, es un honor. Nosotros estamos trabajando para ayudar a gente de bajos recursos. Inmigrantes y personas que trabajan duro. Aunque trabajan mucho, no pueden mantener un nivel financiero estable. Nos estamos enfocando a ayudar a personas así para que puedan manejar sus vidas financieras con más eficacia y más éxito.   JM: Sé que estás trabajando en varios proyectos al mismo tiempo, ¿puedes platicarnos cuál es el que más te entusiasma?   JQ: Tenemos un proyecto nuevo. Es un proyecto basado en nuestra actividad cultural. Estamos retomando esas actividades informales en nuestra comunidad y la estamos formalizando en este país. A través de formalizar esas tandas, estamos tratando de mejorar los historiales de crédito de esas personas. Ese proyecto está basado en la actividad cultural de nuestra gente.   JM: Las personas que nos escuchan está en el trabajo, va en el auto, haciendo un poco de ejercicio; o haciendo algo. Si tuvieras un minuto para darles dos consejos para regularizar esa situación financiera, ¿qué les dirías?   JQ: Es muy importante establecer un historial de crédito en este país. No nomas es agarrar préstamos para comprar carros o casas, es importante para tomar empleos. Es un documento que es muy importante. Se tiene que establecer y checarlo año con año. Pueden ir a Annual Credit Report para tomarlo. Pueden visitar Mission Asset Fund para que se puedan unir a nuestro programa. Se tiene que poner mucha atención a su historial de crédito. La segunda cosa que les diría es que tienen que manejar sus deudas. No dejen que sus deudas crezcan más del 30% del dinero que están ganando. Cuando excede ese porcentaje, se pone más difícil de tener la libertad de hacer cosas nuevas. Uno tiene que empezar a pensar en inversiones. Cual tipo de inversiones podemos mantener. Inversiones en StockMarkets, o donde sea. Como puede tomar un poco de dinero mensualmente y meterlo a un programa que crezca ese dinero en un futuro. No todos tenemos, ni podemos hacerlo eso; pero si podemos hacerlo, planeemos en...

Today on Crosscurrents: The debate over legalizing recreational marijuana in California. An interview with local MacArthur winner José Quiñones, whose work brings immigrants out of the financial shadows. Two residents of the Mission reflect on changes in their neighborhood. A story of finding faith, and falling for your pastor.

Picture the many waves of immigration that constitute the United States. Put yourself in their shoes for a moment. When do they feel that they’ve “arrived”? What achievements or signifiers help them feel this way? What obstacles are in their way? That’s what got José Quiñones to found the Fondo Popular de la Misión, also [...]

Picture the many waves of immigration that constitute the United States. Put yourself in their shoes for a moment. When do they feel that they’ve “arrived”? What achievements or signifiers help them feel this way? What obstacles are in their way? That’s what got José Quiñones to found the Fondo Popular de la Misión, also [...]