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Tania and Peter talk to Dr. Luz and Dr. Catriona about their book about Decolonizing your Diet Luz Calvo is a professor of Ethnic Studies at Cal State East Bay. Luz and their partner Catriona Rueda Esquibel live in Oakland, CA, where they grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs on their small urban farm as they study traditional Mesoamerican cuisine. Catriona Rueda Esquibel : Catriona Rueda Esquibel is...

Tania and Peter talk to Dr. Luz and Dr. Catriona about their book about Decolonizing your Diet Luz Calvo is a professor of Ethnic Studies at Cal State East Bay. Luz and their partner Catriona Rueda Esquibel live in Oakland, CA, where they grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs on their small urban farm as they study traditional Mesoamerican cuisine. Catriona Rueda Esquibel : Catriona Rueda Esquibel is...

Peter y Tania hablan con Gloria Santiago de usar nuestra cultura como la medicina para descolonizar. Gloria es una reconocida activista y defensora de los derechos de las mujeres y las comunidades latinas. En esta entrevista compartirá su experiencia y conocimientos en la lucha por la equidad y la justicia, y cómo podemos unirnos para crear un cambio positivo en nuestras comunidades. ¡No te pierda...

Pete y Tania hablan con Sandra Huber sobre la salud mental y el trauma del imigrante Sandra nació y se crió en la Ciudad de Panamá, Panamá y vino a los EE. UU. para estudiar ingeniería industrial. Después de trabajar como ingeniera, encontró su vocación en los servicios sociales y humanos. Sandra trabaja para profundizar las relaciones con agencias comunitarias, escuelas, organizaciones de atenció...

Peter and Tania reflect with Lupita on episodes 21 through 25. Lupita Torres is a seasoned community organizer and leader. She is the founder of two nonprofit organizations in the Seattle-King County Metro region focused on developing Latine community leadership and advocacy for system change and advancing racial equity. She currently empowers students at Seattle University as an Early Learning Ma...

Peter and Tania talk to Lonnie about heal trauma strategies. Lonnie Renteria enjoys caring for patients of all walks of life, as well as building relationships with them. His goal is to help patients live healthy and fulfilling lives. His interests in psychotherapy include working with BIPOC and LGBTQ communities. Lonnie has degrees in French from Portland State University, and Forensic Psychology...

Tania and Peter talk to Dr. Fede and Dr. Arturo about their book on Decolonizing Latinx Masculinities Dr. Frederick Luis Aldama is known for this work as the Jacob & Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities, founder and director of the Latinx Pop Lab, and Affiliate Faculty in Radio-TV-Film at the University of Texas, Austin, [1] and Adjunct Professor & Distinguished University Profe...

Peter and Tania talk to Ramona about the concept that our stories are our medicine to healing our trauma. Ramona Beltrán, MSW, PhD is a mixed-race Xicana of Yaqui and Mexica descent and dancer/activist/scholar. As an Associate Professor at the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work, her scholarship focuses on interrupting legacies of historical trauma that affect Indigenous and Latinx...

Milvia Pacheco es una artista afrolatina nacida en Caracas, Venezuela, donde comenzó su carrera como bailarina combinando danza y formación teatral. Sus experiencias con el trauma a una edad temprana alimentaron en ella un impulso apremiante hacia el movimiento. Luego dedicó su vida a alcanzar la liberación a través del arte y el movimiento. En su camino, se convirtió en bailarina contemporánea, c...

Tania and Peter speak with Dr. Bonilla-Santiago about her book breaking ground and barriers- Hispanic Women Developing Effective Leadership and her new book The Miracle in Cooper Street. is a Board of Governors Distinguished Service Professor at the Department of Public Policy and Administration and Director of the Center for Strategic Urban Community Leadership at Rutgers University-Camden . She...

Peter and Tania Reflect with Dr. Ilena Ponce-Gonzalez on Episode 19, 18, 17 and 16.

📍🎙Important announce🎙 New episodes every other week‼️ Adelante Leadership is slowing down releasing new episodes from February until June.

Peter and Tania talk to Dr. Siu about decolonizing early childhood education  Oriel María Siu is a Náhuatl/Pipil/Chinese writer, scholar, and educator from Honduras. She is the writer of the children’s book series, Rebeldita the Fearless / Rebeldita la Alegre . In 2020, Dr. Siu was selected "Top Ten New Latinx Authors" by Latino Stories for her contributions to children's literature. In this...

Tania y Peter hablan con Monica sobre sanar el trauma a través del arte y la música Monica Rojas-Stewart tiene un doctorado en Antropología Cultural de la Universidad de Washington y ha colaborado como coreógrafa, consultora cultural, artista invitada, instructora de música y danza con varios programas universitarios y de educación comunitaria para jóvenes y adultos en todo el noroeste del Pacífic...

Peter and Tania speak to Emma about her experience with migrant farm workers and the power of humility.  She states "we all have our song" Emma Torres, Cofundadora y Vice-Presidenta de la Mesa Directiva Emma Torres grew up as a migrant farmworker and community activist leader. She has been working as a community representative and farm worker advocate since 1984, at which time she developed s...

Peter and Tania speak to Lonnie about trauma part II Lonnie Renteria enjoys caring for patients of all walks of life, as well as building relationships with them. His goal is to help patients live healthy and fulfilling lives. His interests in psychotherapy include working with BIPOC and LGBTQ communities. Lonnie has degrees in French from Portland State University, and Forensic Psychology and Cli...

Peter and Tania talk about their old traditions and new traditions the want to create.   Resting is decolonizing your mind.  Adelante leadership podcast hosts are taking a break from December 20th 2022 to January 10th 2023. What are your traditions? What are some new traditions you want to create? How do you take rest?  Happy New Year!

Peter and Tania reflect on episode 10 through 11.   Topics are decolonizing policy, reflecting with Pedro about his North Star, love and mentorinship in leadership, listening to our community and decolonizing art.  Episode 10 -Richard Romero : The power of accepting your culture Episode 11 - Reflections with Pedro Arellano Camarena on previous episodes and the power of Pedro's leadership...

Peter y Tania hablan con Nancy  Nancy Salguero, directora ejecutiva del Highline Heritage Museum, es la primera directora nacida en México en el estado de Washington. Además, Nancy es la primera mujer latinoamericana en formar parte de la junta directiva de la Asociación de Museos de Washington. Nacida y criada en la Ciudad de México, durante los últimos 18 años, Nancy, con un equipo de volun...

Tania and Peter talk to Teresa about Decolonizing Policy and Reform  Teresa Mosqueda is a Latine community leader from an early age. She has practiced her leadership as labor organizer for living wages, worker protections, health equity, and immigrant rights. Her statewide leadership efforts garnered several honors of achievement such as her work to provide health insurance to children in Was...

Tania and Peter reflect with Pedro Arellano on Episode 6-10.   Pedro reflects on how Leno, Senator Rebecca, Lonnie, Jacque and Richard show a common theme of a north star, love and mentorship in their leadership.  While he didn’t recognize it as leadership until more recently, Pedro Arellano Camarena has practiced it for many years, as a stellar math teacher, assistant high school princi...

Peter and Tania talk to Richard about the power of accepting your culture.  Richard Romero as President/CEO of Seattle Credit Union, he is all about personal prosperity for others. Leadership and the ability to relate are essential to his work for Seattle Credit Union’s members. He believes his personal immigrant experience⁠ gave him the ability to connect with any person . From his perspecti...

Peter y Tania hablan con  Jacque Larrainzar nació en la Ciudad de México y vino a los Estados Unidos como asilado político. Su caso de asilo abrió las puertas a miles de personas LGBTQ+ que buscaban seguridad y libertad para vivir y amar. Es conocida por su trabajo para promover la equidad racial en instituciones gubernamentales como la ciudad de Seattle y la ciudad de Oakland sobre igualdad...

Tania and Peter speak with Lonnie about trauma and decolonization in our Latine community.    Part 1 -Healing from Trauma is essential to be a good leader.   Stay tuned for Part 2 and Part 3. Lonnie Tristan Renteria is a scholar, activist, creative type, teacher and therapist. He is a former college professor and enjoys the psycho-education aspect of therapy. He has produced documen...

Tania and Peter speak to Senator Rebecca about staying true to your values Rebecca Saldaña grew up in Seattle in a union household, where she learned early on the importance of working together in community to fight discrimination and injustice. She has worked as a union organizer and in nonprofit organizations which prepared her to become Washington State Senator of the 37th district.  She h...