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No Más Chancla Culture: SEL and Restorative Practices
Hola, hola!
This week we are back with a guest who has been with us previously, Ms. Alejandra Gutierres! Alejandra was born and raised in Little Village. She is the eldest of 5 kids and is a queer first generation college student. She has been a school social worker in both Chicago and Los Angeles and is currently a Network Social emotional learning specialist in the communities she calls home. In this episode, she discusses how she provides students, teachers, and administration strategies to help build a more restorative justice system in schools.
You can find more about them and their work through:
IG @xicago_xic773i
Our hope and vision for our podcast is to elevate the voices and needs of educators and students, especially those voices which are often silenced or overlooked. LatinXChange came to life as a venture to create a space for teachers to find the comunidad and support both Lucero and Maggie longed for. This year, they will be shaking things up as plans for teacher resources, monthly check-ins and a Teacher Trip is in the works.
¡Gracias por escucharnos! Join the conversation on our Social Media Platforms and sign-up to our mailing list for free resources and updates. Also, reach out to us if you have any experiences or stories you’d like to share, our microphone is YOURS. Nos vemos la próxima semana, as we spend our Wednesday’s getting through the mid-week hump, juntos en comunidad y conversación.
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Hola, hola!
This week we are back with a guest who has been with us previously, Ms. Alejandra Gutierres! Alejandra was born and raised in Little Village. She is the eldest of 5 kids and is a queer first generation college student. She has been a school social worker in both Chicago and Los Angeles and is currently a Network Social emotional learning specialist in the communities she calls home. In this episode, she discusses how she provides students, teachers, and administration strategies to help build a more restorative justice system in schools.
You can find more about them and their work through:
IG @xicago_xic773i
Our hope and vision for our podcast is to elevate the voices and needs of educators and students, especially those voices which are often silenced or overlooked. LatinXChange came to life as a venture to create a space for teachers to find the comunidad and support both Lucero and Maggie longed for. This year, they will be shaking things up as plans for teacher resources, monthly check-ins and a Teacher Trip is in the works.
¡Gracias por escucharnos! Join the conversation on our Social Media Platforms and sign-up to our mailing list for free resources and updates. Also, reach out to us if you have any experiences or stories you’d like to share, our microphone is YOURS. Nos vemos la próxima semana, as we spend our Wednesday’s getting through the mid-week hump, juntos en comunidad y conversación.