On this episode, I’m joined by Senator Holly J. Mitchell who represents California’s Senate District 30, home to nearly 1 million residents. After successfully tackling her tenure in the California State Senate as, “the legislature’s moral comp

Cultural Competency in the Mental Health Profession (Part.2)

Jun 20th, 2020 56m 24s

In this episode, I’m joined by Liliana Campos, M.S., German Campos, Ph.D., Cheryl Aguilar, LICSW, LCSW-C and Laura Minero, M.A. to discuss the importance of culturally competent mental health professionals. These four incredible individuals are

Cultural Competency in the Mental Health Profession.

Jun 2nd, 2020 58m

Harnessing (GIRL) Power

May 24th, 2020 1h 25m

In this episode, I’m joined by my fellow United State of Women (USOW) ambassadors, Alex Washington, Molly Nugent, Renee Delos Santos, and Judith Howell where we engage in a conversation about how we came to find our voice, how we demanded a sea

Lauren Jauregui on Artivism

May 6th, 2020 59m 47s

On Today’s episode, I’m joined by singer, song-writer, and former member of Fifth Harmony, Lauren Jauregui to discuss her ARTIVISM (combines art and activism), using her platform to educate and amplify issues impacting the marginalized and mali

Community In The Age of Covid

Mar 30th, 2020 1h 1m

In this episode, I’m joined by two phenomenal women, Dr. Ayesha Khan, an expert in infectious diseases and microbiology and Angy Rivera, Co-Executive Director of the New York State Youth Leadership Council to discuss, “Community in the age of C

African Migrant Women: A Cry For Help

Mar 9th, 2020 1h 26m

In this episode, I’m joined by Guerline Jozef, my sister, friend, and President of the Haitian Bridge Alliance as we discuss African/Black Migration as immigrant women ourselves. We ground our conversation on this day (International Women’s Day

Introduction

Mar 2nd, 2020 42m 14s

In this episode, I’ll be introducing myself as an Undocumented and Black woman from Belize, Central America with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. Through this introduction, I hope to bring light to my lens as a Black person, a immigrant,

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