Rights On βπ½: Recent Episodes
Ale Ortega
What is it to be human in the world π? Ale Ortega interviews people worldwide to understand what it is to be themselves in their countries, so you and I can start to empathize with everyone, everywhere. This podcast ποΈ contains some strong stories, educational discussions, and people who can change your unconscious biases.
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Karla Cordova, a Communication Specialist and Social Media Coordinator for Basket Assembler, a Mexican woman living in Canada and soon to get married to her fiancee. We talked about her story when she realized she liked women and all the challenges she faced in Mexico for being lesbian; we also discussed the differences of being lesbian in a country like Canada, where education, diversity, and inclusion is a completely different reality.Β
You can reach out to Karla thru the following links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karla-cordova/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/k_cordovaa/
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Shaaz Shaikh, a Product Manager for the largest shipping company in the world, Maersk. A Pakistani π΅π°, who resides in the Netherlands π³π±, but still close and loyal to his culture and religion.
In this episode, we had much-needed conversations, such as the racism that Muslim communities face, the challenges men face in Pakistan, and the privilege men have over women.Β
Still, Shaaz shared an amazing story with us, clear how strong and empowered women can also be in their country.
You can reach out to Shatz at the following links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaazshaikh/
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Passionate about human behavior and educating humans into a more inclusive
world, Daniela is a multilingual professional based in France and a global
roster of executive clients. Danielaβs specialism is in Diversity & Inclusion Advisory at
the executive level.
Daniela is also an experienced Lecturer in business schools and an
international corporate speaker on Equality & Inclusive Leadership.
Top 125 people to follow on LinkedIn about DEI by Diversein.com.
Daniela is also the Founder and Regional Leader of Lean In Bordeaux Network.
(France) being affiliated to the global Lean In movement, therefore, supporting the
same mission: fighting gender bias and helping women realize their ambitions.
Finally, Daniela is a Gold Tier #IamRemarkable Certified Facilitators - amongst the 100
most active and of success in the world, and she has trained +200 individuals in 4 languages and 3
different continents so far.
In this episode we talked about How it is like to be a Brazilian woman and a citizen of the world, we brought the main challenges women in Latin America, face, around beauty standards and self-perception.
You can contact Dani at the following links:
125 LinkedIn DEI people to follow list:
https://www.diversein.com/post/125-people-to-follow-on-linkedin-about-diversity-and-inclusion
Linkedin:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielafelletti/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/talents-connection-consulting-services
Instagram:
@fellet_danny
@danielafelletticonsulting
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/daniela.felletti.5
https://www.facebook.com/DanielaFellettiTalentsConnection
Website: www.danielafelletti.com
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Adam French, founder of @emote.design, Design Thinking and Social Impact specialist, a guy from the U.S.A. who performs hip hop and R&B!
In this episode, we talked about racism in the U.S., one of the topics that affect more than half of the population.
We discussed white privilege and how this has impacted Adams's life, but we also open the discussion around racism in general.
Are white people the only racist? No
Please tune in and share your thoughts; we know there's so much to talk about this subject!
You can reach out to Adam thru the following links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-french/
https://www.instagram.com/afreezyfrench/
https://www.instagram.com/emote.design/
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What is it like to be a woman in Chile?
I had the chance to talk with Paula Azar, a Chilean who has lived worldwide π.
In this episode, we discussed all the things women need to consider before leaving their houses, such as the right time, clothes, routes, and even ways to defend ourselves, just in case something happens.Β
We explored in depth the feminist movement and how Latin America is creating huge awareness worldwide.
You can reach out to Paula at the following links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paula-azar-59481255/
https://www.instagram.com/paula_azar/
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Jorge ArΓ©valo, a psychologist and HR associate for Colgate-Palmolive, a Mexican who is, according to the culture, different from a typical Mexican man. We talked about the violence against women, the fears he faces as a husband, friend, brother, and colleague. In our discussion, we brought the importance of gender equality and the reality of gender privilege men have over women.
You can reach out to Jorge thru the following links:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jorge-armando-arevalo-villa-a548b477/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ruot/
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Melanie Jacob, a Diversity and Inclusion Consultant, originally from Saint Lucia who resides in France, shared her story with us; we talked about the poverty and gender disadvantages in Saint Lucia and Melanie's experience as an immigrant in France, and the racism she has faced for her skin color.
You can reach out to Melanie thru the following links:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/melanie-jacob/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/melaniejacobconsulting/
Instagram: @melaniejacobconsulting
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