Project 25

A.C. Conte es escritora y guionista de ciencia ficción, terror y suspenso. En el 2019 participó en la antología Elipsis, un proyecto del British Council y el Hay Festival Querétaro.

Actualmente escribe para el sitio web Banda Palabra y espera la publicación de dos antologías en las que quedó seleccionada y está por grabar "Las hijas de la noche", un corto de terror que escribió.

En esta conversación, A.C. habla sobre en sus veintes dudaba de sí misma, viajaba, conocía bandas de rock y de todas las oportunidades, desafíos, personas y experiencias que la empujaron a perseguir su sueño de convertirse en escritora.

Puedes leer el cuento de A.C. en la antología Elipsis, aquí: https://shorturl.at/luwF7  

También puedes leer sus cuentos en Banda Palabra, acá: https://shorturl.at/aciN2

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A.C. Conte is a writer and screenwriter focused on sci-fi, horror and thrillers. In 2019, she participated in Elipsis, an antology by the British Council and Hay Festival Querétaro.

Nowadays, she writes for the website bandapalabra.com and looks forward to the publication of two antologies in which she was selected. A.C. will soon record “Las Hijas de la Noche,” a horror short that she wrote.

In this conversation, A.C. opens up about self-doubt, travelling and meeting rock bands in her twenties to the opportunities, people and experiences that have pushed her to pursue her dream of becoming a writer.

You can read A.C.'s story, Elipsis, in Spanish, here: https://shorturl.at/luwF7

A.C.'s work in Banda Palabra in Spanish: https://shorturl.at/aciN2

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Kate Kenin describes herself as an “immature” 71-year-old. Born and raised in California, Kate loved Canada even though she had never visited. In her twenties, she served in the army, got married and moved to Canada. Nowadays, after travelling across the country, she has settled in Calgary and is a proud member of the Rainbow Elders of Calgary.

In this conversation, joyfully, Kate brings us to her childhood, tells us about the stories that disrupted the status quo, and her advice for twenty-somethings.

You can listen to Kate’s podcast at: https://www.youtube.com/@GrammySmartypants

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Sofia Soria, de 26 años, es abogada, autora del libro infantil Cherry Merry y la mente detrás de la cuenta de Instagram @notasdesofiasoria. Dentro de su corta edad, Sofia ha conocido muchas versiones de ella misma que le han enseñado a ser compasiva, auténtica, y a ver la luz dentro de ella y en los demás. 

En este episodio, hablamos sobre:

🌸 Autoexigencia excesiva  

🌸 Encontrar compasión hacia nosotros y los demás

🌸 La importancia de cuidar nuestra salud mental

🌸 Definiciones del éxito

…Y Muchas cosas más.

Puedes seguir a Sofi en Instagram: @notasdesofisoria

También puedes comprar Cherry Merry, el libro de Sofi en:

🌸 Librerias Gonvil: https://shorturl.at/bFQRT

🌸 Amazon: https://shorturl.at/cluv7

Articulo de Sofi: El derecho a la privacidad en contraposición a la identidad facial como herramienta de seguridad en el Estado Mexicano

https://shorturl.at/ouGO4

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As the daughter of an Ecuadorian mother and a Jewish-American father who were educators and champions of the civil rights movement, Naomi Raquel Enright grew up with a passion to challenge oppressive systems. As a twenty-five-year old she aspired to be a lawyer. But throughout the years, she has fought for equity through her writing, educational work, and most importantly, by embracing her identity.

In this episode, Naomi Raquel spoke about the ups and downs that have led her to become the woman she is today, as well as:

• Growing up as a multiethnic woman in the United States
• Peer Pressure
• Dealing with grief through writing
• Taking leaps of faith
• Getting inspiration from our challenges

Follow Naomi on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomi-raquel-enright-08437194/

You can purchase Strength of Soul at: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/S/bo40171801.html

You can also read “The Hidden Curriculum,” Naomi's award-winning article here: https://streetlightmag.com/2021/08/06/hidden-curriculum-by-naomi-raquel-enright/?fbclid=IwAR3cEA4bNkQ1LY4Plv9oL4kAScWtb5wQ-oMBUAEXorxoZiGScJCCjn4ekns

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Naomi Raquel Enright es la hija de una madre ecuatoriana y un padre judío-americano dedicados a la educación y al movimiento de los derechos civiles en Estados Unidos. Por ende, Naomi creció apasionada por la justicia social y por desafiar a sistemas opresivos.

A los 25, Naomi aspiraba ser abogada para pelear por la justicia social y racial. Sin embargo, a través de los años, lo ha hecho a través de su escritura, trabajo educacional, y al sentirse orgullosa de su identidad.

En este episodio, Naomi nos comparte los altibajos que la han llevado a ser la mujer que es el día de hoy, así como también:

• Cómo es crecer como una mujer multiétnica en Estados Unidos
• La presión social por tener una pareja
• Sobrellevar los duelos a través de la escritura
• Arriesgarse y dar brincos de fe, y de
• Como nuestros desafíos pueden convertirse en inspiración

Puedes seguir a Naomi en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomi-raquel-enright-08437194/

También puedes comprar Strength of Soul, el libro de Naomi en inglés en: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/S/bo40171801.html

“The Hidden Curriculum,” el artículo premiado escrito por Naomi:

https://streetlightmag.com/2021/08/06/hidden-curriculum-by-naomi-raquel-enright/?fbclid=IwAR3cEA4bNkQ1LY4Plv9oL4kAScWtb5wQ-oMBUAEXorxoZiGScJCCjn4ekns

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Al episodio de hoy se nos une Ulises González Garduño, Maestro en Finanzas Públicas, Licenciado en Economía y en Derecho con especialidad en Derecho Fiscal por la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, e investigador parlamentario en el Centro de Estudios de las Finanzas Públicas de la Cámara de Diputados de México, para hablar sobre nuestras finanzas en los 20s. 

Discutimos diferentes temas, tales como:

•  La diferencia de cada situación financiera
•  La importancia de sacarle provecho al tiempo
• Los desafíos y oportunidades a los que nos enfrentamos los jóvenes
• La educación financiera como herramienta para aumentar nuestra calidad de vida

Puedes seguir a Ulises en Instagram y leer el artículo completo sobre su historia aquí

Recomendaciones de Ulises:

Libros:

• La economía en una lección de Henry Hazlitt 
• Desigualdades de Raymundo Campos

Blog:

• Adiós a tu jefe

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For many twenty-somethings, financial health can be a struggle. However, it's important to recognize that every situation is different. So, in this special episode, Laurel Wyton, accredited Financial and Debt Counsellor with over 10 years of experience at Money Mentors, an Alberta based non-profit credit counseling agency, shares her advice on the challenges and opportunities that we can count on as we embark on our financial journey.

If you are craving for more information and would like to learn more on how to better manage your finances, make sure you check out this blog post by the Money Mentors team.

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At 25, Mike Neudecker lived the rock-and-roll lifestyle but struggled to accept his sexuality. With the support of his mother, sister, and best friend, he learned that it was okay to be true to himself.

Now, as a 63-year-old openly gay man, Mike Neudecker is committed to helping the younger generation accept themselves and truly listen to what they have to say.

• Learn More About LGBTQ+ history
• Read More About the Rainbow Elders of Calgary

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Salima Stanley-Bhanji enjoys doing things in a different way. As the CEO and founder of Humainologie, she is dedicated to promoting empathy to create more inclusive people and communities and to build understanding and reduce discrimination.

The past 20 years have filled her with experiences and wisdom to find the beauty in the unknown, expand her vision and expectations, and use kindness as a superpower.

In this profound and thoughtful conversation, Salima also spoke about:

• Getting out of the black and white mindset
• The Importance of Kindness
• How we have waaay more power than we think.

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