Latine Stories

In this episode, we talk about quinceañeras, a cultural celebration that brings together family and community.

In this episode, Lily Cavanaugh and Tracy Najera talk to us about the Census 2020 and their campaign to making sure everyone is counted.

En este episodio, Cassandra Guarneros Rosile nos habla de su trabajo como patóloga del lenguaje del habla. Su pasión es servir en a sus clientes y sobre todo servir a la comunidad Latina como una terapeuta bilingüe.

En este episodio, Lorena Brown nos habla de su carrera como escritora. Sus primeros nueve cuentos infantiles forman parte de la serie, Historias Emplumadas. El ñandú diferente y La garza presumida son los primeros libros publicados de esta colección bilingüe.

Sonia BasSheva Mañjon is currently the Executive Director for LeaderSpring in Oakland, CA, an organization with a focus on leadership development where she incorporates discussions on racial equity and social justice as systems that impact our work environment. Before that, she lived here in Ohio for a few years and was an Associate Professor of Arts Administration, Education and Policy, at The Ohio State University. Dr. Mañjon lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her sons Zyan and Ezra, In this episode, we talked about an important celebration in the Latina/o culture, Quinceañeros.

Stacey Alex charla con el profesor Ignacio Sánchez Prado sobre su carrera y su interés por el cine. Algunos de los libros de Sanchez Prado son, Screening Neoliberalism. Mexican Cinema 1988-2012 (2014), y Strategic Occidentalism. On Mexican Fiction, The Neoliberal Book Market and the Question of World Literature (2018).

Lorelle Espinoza, vice president for research at the American Council on Education (ACE), talks to us about the multiple factors that shape inequities in education access and success.

Recently grad Michael Freshwater interviews Ohio State student and business owner of Estilo Brazil.

David Morales de Cristosal y Ovidio Mauricio Gonzalez y Wilfredo Medrano deTutela Legal visitaron Ohio en abril y recibieron el premio Oscar Romero por los derechos humanos de la Universidad de Dayton. El premio se les otorga por sus esfuerzos en buscar y demandar justicia por la violencia actual y del pasado en El Salvador, en especial por su trabajo sobre la masacre en El Mozote.

Dr. Ana C. Berríos Allison is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Ohio. In this episode we talked about mental health among the Latina/o community.