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Se Ve Se Escucha
By Center for Participatory ChangeSociety & Culture
Se Ve Se Escucha episodes
- Episode 4: Lxs niñxs unidxsJuan Díaz and Erica Johnson join Ada and Andrea to talk about popular education and Seeds of Hope, CPC’s multilingual youth program. How can we create movement spaces that make young people excited about social justice and proud of speaking other languages? We’re also joined by special guests from RAICES, a local summer camp, who will tell us what it’s like to grow up bilingual in North Carolina.Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast20 min
- Episode 4: Lxs niñxs unidxsJuan Díaz and Erica Johnson join Ada and Andrea to talk about popular education and Seeds of Hope, CPC’s multilingual youth program. How can we create movement spaces that make young people excited about social justice and proud of speaking other languages? We’re also joined by special guests from RAICES, a local summer camp, who will tell us what it’s like to grow up bilingual in North Carolina.Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast20 min
- Episode 3: We're here, we're cuirThis week, Andrea and Ada talk to fellow chingonas Catalina Nieto and Cecilia Saenz Becerra. Catalina and Ceci are both experienced interpreters, language justice trainers and queer #sexyterps!! What does queering language even mean, and what has it meant for our guests? This week’s episode explores reclaiming and changing language. Plus, we’ll discuss some of our favorite LGBTQ vocab to interpret!Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast26 min
- Episode 3: We're here, we're cuirThis week, Andrea and Ada talk to fellow chingonas Catalina Nieto and Cecilia Saenz Becerra. Catalina and Ceci are both experienced interpreters, language justice trainers and queer #sexyterps!! What does queering language even mean, and what has it meant for our guests? This week’s episode explores reclaiming and changing language. Plus, we’ll discuss some of our favorite LGBTQ vocab to interpret!Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast26 min
- Episode 2: Se ve, se sienteBeing bilingual does not an interpreter make. Join Ada, Andrea and Monse Ramirez, SONG’s bilingual regional organizer and CPC's former Tzedek Language Justice fellow, as they talk about training interpreters and becoming social justice terps.Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast34 min
- Episode 2: Se ve, se sienteBeing bilingual does not an interpreter make. Join Ada, Andrea and Monse Ramirez, SONG’s bilingual regional organizer and CPC's former Tzedek Language Justice fellow, as they talk about training interpreters and becoming social justice terps.Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast34 min
- Episode 1: Aquí estamosMeet the team behind Se Ve Se Escucha. Hear Ada, Andrea, Leonel and Manuel discuss their experience with language and share their thoughts about living in NC, language justice, and the work of the Center for Participatory Change.Send your questions to [email protected]Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast25 min
- Episode 1: Aquí estamosMeet the team behind Se Ve Se Escucha. Hear Ada, Andrea, Leonel and Manuel discuss their experience with language and share their thoughts about living in NC, language justice, and the work of the Center for Participatory Change.Send your questions to [email protected]Transcript available at www.seveseescucha.com/episodesFollow SVSE on:Instagram.com/seveseescuchaFacebook.com/svsepodcastTwitter.com/svsepodcast25 min
About Se Ve Se Escucha
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Se Ve Se Escucha (Seen and Heard) is a podcast about language justice and what it means to be an interpreter, an organizer and bilingual in the US South. Season 3 out NOW!