Latino Community Foundation of Colorado: Recent Episodes
Latino Community Foundation of Colorado
The Our Story podcast is a show where we elevate and address issues pertinent to the Latino community in Colorado and beyond. We believe that transformative societal change is only possible when the collective power of the Latino community is forged together. Tune in every first Wednesday of the month as we highlight the Latino lived experience and delve into discussions centered on knowledge, identity, leadership, and action.
Building upon the learnings from the first 6 series episodes, this final session features an expert panel of Luchadors y Luchadoras who share their personal and diverse stories on the innovative ways that they have impacted change in the Latino community across disciplines including the nonprofit sector, business, government, and more.
In their own unique ways, each of these leaders has challenged, affected and worked in and around systems—they have demanded fair and equitable access to resources, services and information, they have raised and amplified the voices of the voiceless, and they have innovated new ways to bring together the Latino community to work collectively.
These episodes will be moderated by Carlos Martinez (LCFC) and will feature Dr. Lilia Cervantes (Denver Health), Vinnie Cervantes (DASHR), Patricia Miller (Alianza NORCO), Tonette Salazar (Strategies 360). This series has been a cultural journey focused on learning and personal reflection. These final episodes will help participants to contemplate how to step up, stand in our power and engage in all aspects of civic life as our authentic selves.
Building upon the learnings from the first 6 series episodes, this final session features an expert panel of Luchadors y Luchadoras who share their personal and diverse stories on the innovative ways that they have impacted change in the Latino community across disciplines including the nonprofit sector, business, government, and more.
In their own unique ways, each of these leaders has challenged, affected and worked in and around systems—they have demanded fair and equitable access to resources, services and information, they have raised and amplified the voices of the voiceless, and they have innovated new ways to bring together the Latino community to work collectively.
These episodes will be moderated by Carlos Martinez (LCFC) and will feature Dr. Lilia Cervantes (Denver Health), Vinnie Cervantes (DASHR), Patricia Miller (Alianza NORCO), Tonette Salazar (Strategies 360). This series has been a cultural journey focused on learning and personal reflection. These final episodes will help participants to contemplate how to step up, stand in our power and engage in all aspects of civic life as our authentic selves.
Building upon the learnings from the first 6 series episodes, this final session features an expert panel of Luchadors y Luchadoras who share their personal and diverse stories on the innovative ways that they have impacted change in the Latino community across disciplines including the nonprofit sector, business, government, and more.
In their own unique ways, each of these leaders has challenged, affected and worked in and around systems—they have demanded fair and equitable access to resources, services and information, they have raised and amplified the voices of the voiceless, and they have innovated new ways to bring together the Latino community to work collectively.
These episodes will be moderated by Carlos Martinez (LCFC) and will feature Dr. Lilia Cervantes (Denver Health), Vinnie Cervantes (DASHR), Patricia Miller (Alianza NORCO), Tonette Salazar (Strategies 360). This series has been a cultural journey focused on learning and personal reflection. These final episodes will help participants to contemplate how to step up, stand in our power and engage in all aspects of civic life as our authentic selves.
Building upon the learnings from the first 6 series episodes, this final session features an expert panel of Luchadors y Luchadoras who share their personal and diverse stories on the innovative ways that they have impacted change in the Latino community across disciplines including the nonprofit sector, business, government, and more.
In their own unique ways, each of these leaders has challenged, affected and worked in and around systems—they have demanded fair and equitable access to resources, services and information, they have raised and amplified the voices of the voiceless, and they have innovated new ways to bring together the Latino community to work collectively.
These episodes will be moderated by Carlos Martinez (LCFC) and will feature Dr. Lilia Cervantes (Denver Health), Vinnie Cervantes (DASHR), Patricia Miller (Alianza NORCO), Tonette Salazar (Strategies 360). This series has been a cultural journey focused on learning and personal reflection. These final episodes will help participants to contemplate how to step up, stand in our power and engage in all aspects of civic life as our authentic selves.
How do we learn to lead? Storytelling has always influenced and shaped us through cuentos—valuable lessons, history, culture and traditions that are passed down from generation to generation. These early teachings, plus those we gather from friends, chosen family, and within our day-to-day personal lives, help shape our sense of identity and help us to navigate the world.
Nuestra Historias: Leading Through our Lived Experiences Features vibrant Colorado storytellers and leaders who integrate their own personal, culturally integrated stories in their leadership paths.
Episodes 5 and 6 feature two bold and courageous Colorado leaders, Alex Sanchez Executive Director, Voces de las Montañas and Rocío Durán, Founder-Principle, Rocío Life Coach as they share their unique lived experiences that have helped shape their leadership journeys.
Join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community. Our two final episodes of this series will be released on Wednesday, October 3.
How do we learn to lead? Storytelling has always influenced and shaped us through cuentos—valuable lessons, history, culture and traditions that are passed down from generation to generation. These early teachings, plus those we gather from friends, chosen family, and within our day-to-day personal lives, help shape our sense of identity and help us to navigate the world.
Nuestra Historias: Leading Through our Lived Experiences Features vibrant Colorado storytellers and leaders who integrate their own personal, culturally integrated stories in their leadership paths.
Episodes 5 and 6 feature two bold and courageous Colorado leaders, Alex Sanchez Executive Director, Voces de las Montañas and Rocío Durán, Founder-Principle, Rocío Life Coach as they share their unique lived experiences that have helped shape their leadership journeys.
Join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community. Our two final episodes of this series will be released on Wednesday, October 3.
How do we learn to lead? Storytelling has always influenced and shaped us through cuentos—valuable lessons, history, culture and traditions that are passed down from generation to generation. These early teachings, plus those we gather from friends, chosen family, and within our day-to-day personal lives, help shape our sense of identity and help us to navigate the world.
Nuestra Historias: Leading Through our Lived Experiences Features vibrant Colorado storytellers and leaders who integrate their own personal, culturally integrated stories in their leadership paths.
Episodes 5 and 6 feature two bold and courageous Colorado leaders, Alex Sanchez Executive Director, Voces de las Montañas and Rocío Durán, Founder-Principle, Rocío Life Coach as they share their unique lived experiences that have helped shape their leadership journeys.
Join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community. Our two final episodes of this series will be released on Wednesday, October 3.
How do we learn to lead? Storytelling has always influenced and shaped us through cuentos—valuable lessons, history, culture and traditions that are passed down from generation to generation. These early teachings, plus those we gather from friends, chosen family, and within our day-to-day personal lives, help shape our sense of identity and help us to navigate the world.
Nuestra Historias: Leading Through our Lived Experiences Features vibrant Colorado storytellers and leaders who integrate their own personal, culturally integrated stories in their leadership paths.
Episodes 5 and 6 feature two bold and courageous Colorado leaders, Alex Sanchez Executive Director, Voces de las Montañas and Rocío Durán, Founder-Principle, Rocío Life Coach as they share their unique lived experiences that have helped shape their leadership journeys.
Join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community. Our two final episodes of this series will be released on Wednesday, October 3.
The Latino community is not a monolith. It is as diverse, vibrant, and strong as our community’s collective identity. No matter how you identify—Latino, Hispanic, Chicano/a, Latinx – identity is fluid; it evolves throughout our lives and is personal and unique to each one of us. Episodes 3 and 4 center on identity. Quienes Somos takes you through an exploration of the origin of the terms Hispanic/Latino, and the role social factors and data played in defining our identity. Dr. G. Christina Mora, Associate Professor of Sociology, UC Berkeley, and author of Making Hispanics, shares her story and how identities shift based on geography, different life stages, and policies.
Join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community. New episodes will be released the first Wednesday of the month and feature community leaders from throughout the state of Colorado and beyond.
The Latino community is not a monolith. It is as diverse, vibrant, and strong as our community’s collective identity. No matter how you identify—Latino, Hispanic, Chicano/a, Latinx – identity is fluid; it evolves throughout our lives and is personal and unique to each one of us. Episodes 3 and 4 center on identity. Quienes Somos takes you through an exploration of the origin of the terms Hispanic/Latino, and the role social factors and data played in defining our identity. Dr. G. Christina Mora, Associate Professor of Sociology, UC Berkeley, and author of Making Hispanics, shares her story and how identities shift based on geography, different life stages, and policies.
Join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community. New episodes will be released the first Wednesday of the month and feature community leaders from throughout the state of Colorado and beyond.
La comunidad latina no es un bloque. Es tan diversa, vibrante y característica como la identidad colectiva de nuestra comunidad. No importa cómo usted se identifique (latino, hispano, chicanx, latinx), la identidad es fluida pues evoluciona a lo largo de nuestras vidas, y es personal y única para cada uno de nosotros. Los episodios 3 y 4 del podcast exploran el tema de la identidad. “Quienes Somos” nos presenta una exploración del origen de los términos hispano o latino, y el papel que jugaron los factores sociales y los datos en la definición de nuestra identidad. La Dra. G. Christina Mora, profesora asociada de sociología en UC Berkeley, y autora de Making Hispanics, comparte su historia y cómo las identidades cambian según la geografía, las diferentes etapas de la vida y las políticas.
¡Acompáñenos!, sintonice nuestro podcast, con sus amigos y familiares, para que juntos podamos usar Nuestras Historias para elevar y abordar los problemas pertinentes en la comunidad latina. Los nuevos episodios se emitirán el primer miércoles del mes y contarán con líderes comunitarios de todo el estado de Colorado y más allá.
La comunidad latina no es un bloque. Es tan diversa, vibrante y característica como la identidad colectiva de nuestra comunidad. No importa cómo usted se identifique (latino, hispano, chicanx, latinx), la identidad es fluida pues evoluciona a lo largo de nuestras vidas, y es personal y única para cada uno de nosotros. Los episodios 3 y 4 del podcast exploran el tema de la identidad. “Quienes Somos” nos presenta una exploración del origen de los términos hispano o latino, y el papel que jugaron los factores sociales y los datos en la definición de nuestra identidad. La Dra. G. Christina Mora, profesora asociada de sociología en UC Berkeley, y autora de Making Hispanics, comparte su historia y cómo las identidades cambian según la geografía, las diferentes etapas de la vida y las políticas.
¡Acompáñenos!, sintonice nuestro podcast, con sus amigos y familiares, para que juntos podamos usar Nuestras Historias para elevar y abordar los problemas pertinentes en la comunidad latina. Los nuevos episodios se emitirán el primer miércoles del mes y contarán con líderes comunitarios de todo el estado de Colorado y más allá.
Transformative change is possible when the collective power of the Latino community comes together. Episode 1 and 2 center on “Conocimiento, Connection to our Past, Present, and Future” and feature Colorado State Historian, Dr. Nicki Gonzales, who provides a rich, in-depth discussion of our Latino community’s past, present, and future, and Molina Speaks, a visionary local artist who believes that every story is poetry. Getting to know our history as Latinos is the first step to working together to harness our collective power and impact change in our families and in our communities. So, join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together, we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community.
Transformative change is possible when the collective power of the Latino community comes together. Episode 1 and 2 center on “Conocimiento, Connection to our Past, Present, and Future” and feature Colorado State Historian, Dr. Nicki Gonzales, who provides a rich, in-depth discussion of our Latino community’s past, present, and future, and Molina Speaks, a visionary local artist who believes that every story is poetry. Getting to know our history as Latinos is the first step to working together to harness our collective power and impact change in our families and in our communities. So, join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together, we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community.
Transformative change is possible when the collective power of the Latino community comes together. Episode 1 and 2 center on “Conocimiento, Connection to our Past, Present, and Future” and feature Colorado State Historian, Dr. Nicki Gonzales, who provides a rich, in-depth discussion of our Latino community’s past, present, and future, and Molina Speaks, a visionary local artist who believes that every story is poetry. Getting to know our history as Latinos is the first step to working together to harness our collective power and impact change in our families and in our communities. So, join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together, we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community.
Transformative change is possible when the collective power of the Latino community comes together. Episode 1 and 2 center on “Conocimiento, Connection to our Past, Present, and Future” and feature Colorado State Historian, Dr. Nicki Gonzales, who provides a rich, in-depth discussion of our Latino community’s past, present, and future, and Molina Speaks, a visionary local artist who believes that every story is poetry. Getting to know our history as Latinos is the first step to working together to harness our collective power and impact change in our families and in our communities. So, join us and tune in with your friends and family so that together, we can use Our Stories to elevate and address pertinent issues in the Latino community.