Denise Valdez
Dear First-gen Hija
This podcast creates a supportive space for first-gen Latinas , highlighting their stories, cultura, and resilience. Through authentic conversations and shared experiences, it empowers and uplifts mujeres navigating the first-gen journey.
Autor
Denise Valdez
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Último episodio
19 de sep. de 2025
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Episodios
Episode 3: What Does it Mean to be Latina? 19.09.2025 14:29
Send a text Being Latina is not one single story, it’s a spectrum of identities, cultures, and histories. In this episode, we unpack what it really means to be Latina, exploring the diversity within our comunidad and the ways systems like education often flatten us into one voice. From shared struggles like translating for our parents to shared strengths rooted in resilience, joy, and cultural pri...
Episode 2: Collective Trauma in our Comunidad 12.09.2025 16:01
Send a text In this episode, we talk about the recent Supreme Court ruling that opens the door for racial profiling against Latinx communities and what that really means for our families. As first-gen daughters, we don’t just hear the news, we carry it in our bodies and homes. This episode is a space to feel that collective trauma together and remember: even if we aren’t directly impacted, we’re...
Intro 06.09.2025 10:37
Send a text In this very first episode, I’m opening up about my story as a first-generation Latina, eldest daughter, and therapist. I share what inspired me to start this podcast, the responsibility I felt helping my parents while adapting to new spaces, and the way my cultura shaped who I am today. This is a space for us, for the mujeres who carry so much, give so much, and still keep showing up...
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