Krewe de Mayahuel: Amigos mexicanos y amantes de Mexico reunidos para celebrar la cultura mexicana en Nueva Orleans. Mexican friends and friends of Mexico gathered to celebrate Mexican culture in New Orleans.

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Teté Rodríguez-Casillas was born in Mexico City and her constant search and restless character led her on an exploratory journey of more than a year through Mexico, Central and South America reaffirming her love for folk music. In her online store she aims to share her culture and create a partnership with the artisans by paying a fair price. Tete firmly believes in working together and in mutual support

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Lorena Sullivan is from Ecuador, and her curiosity and love for science took her to study Chemical Engineering. Her dedication and deep understanding of her area of expertise made her a subject matter expert in only 6 years. Lorena has performed as Process Engineer, Test Director and currently as Process Director.  Visit our official site and subcribe at www.latinastribe.com. 

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María Albarrán nació y creció en CDMX y estudio Relaciones Internacionales en la UNAM. En el 2008, se trasladó a Nueva Orleans para la reapertura del Consulado Mexicano. Su enfoque es apoyar a la comunidad y promover la cultura y tradiciones de México. María también es miembro de la junta directiva de EHCOO y miembro fundador de Krewe de Mayahuel.

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Ana Mac Naught is an immigrant, feminist, mother, friend, and wife. Ana currently works as the Census Coordinator with Houston in Action, which is a collective impact organization committed to removing systemic barriers to civic engagement in the Greater Houston Area. Listen to her journey of giving a voice to marginalized populations. Subscribe to our newsletter at www.latinastribe.com and tell us of topics you want to hear.

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Aileen is the Regional Coordinator for the Women’s Rights at Oxfam in Latin America and the Caribbean. She has dedicated her life to social justice, human rights and her main passion, feminism. She is also someone who calls herself a ´cancer mom´. Aileen is a strong woman and advocate, values intersectionality, community and friendship and wants to normalize seeing the motherhood journey as one where extreme pain and love coexists.

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Latinas Tribe presents a special episode series: “Chingonas Heritage Month”. In this special series we interview chingonas in our community. Dr. Lizcano decided to go back to school after 18 years of dropping out of college, but this journey was not easy. She shares with us her story of how she faced her fears and overcame obstacles that would have discourage many, but not her because she is a chingona. Subscribe at www.latinastribe.com, FB: @latinastribe, IG: @latinastribe, Twitter: @latinastribe.

As Latinas we have inherited a rich culture, but we also must recognize the differences with other cultures so that we can communicate more effectively and have more successful relationships in our work, home, and community. Humans see the world through a distorting screen created by our deeply held values and beliefs. This can lead to an unintentional blindness and insensitivity to values important other cultures. www.latinastribe.com FB: @latinastribe IG: @latinastribe Twitter: @latinastribe

Adaptation is critical to survival for animals and for humans. We are used to this constant adaption so what happens to your true self? Do you lose it in the way of adapting to a new environment? Or is it hidden somewhere? Can we forget who we truly are? Or rescue it so that we might have a more fulfilled life? In this, the first episode of Latinas Tribe, we dive in to what the true self is, why is important to stay true and how to find it.

Meet the hosts of your new podcast Latinas Tribe! Join Elsa, Lola and Lelia in a journey of self-discovery. Listen to Latinas Tribe Wednesdays, find us at latinastribe.com and subscribe to our list. FB:Latinas Tribe, IG:@latinas, Twitter: @latinastribe.