JMPRO Community Media Podcast

Este episodio es una versión abreviada de una conversación más extensa con dos organizaciones locales que cuentan con promotores de salud comunitaria. En esta entrega, nos enfocamos únicamente en UNETE, explorando el papel clave que desempeñan sus trabajadores comunitarios de salud en la promoción del bienestar y el acceso a recursos dentro de la comunidad. Hablamos con la directora, Señora Norma...

En este episodio, conversamos con representantes de dos organizaciones locales ( Norma Duran Brown & Jose Infanzon Chavez de UNETE & Laura Galindo de Centro Unido Latino Americano) que desempeñan un papel clave en el fortalecimiento del trabajo de los promotores y trabajadores comunitarios de salud. Exploramos cómo estas organizaciones son lugares a quienes están en la primera línea del bi...

A conversation with Jo Bradley of the WNC Health Network on building data equity into health data research, involving community partners along each step of the process, oversampling, and some of the takeaways for our Latino communities in the most recent Community Health Assessment  for Western North Carolina. Visit MountainDEEP partner websites to learn more about their work: 👉🏽UNETE Inc: https...

Daisha Wall of CleanAireNC speaks about the relationship between flooding and air quality as well as opportunities for local air quality monitors. 

-Learn more through the Carolina Migrant Network   -The National Immigration Law Center offers information for healthcare providers and patients to 'Know Your Rights ' when interacting with immigration agents.   -Research like that done in 2022 at Duke points to the increase in preventable hospitalizations with programs like HB10. 

Una conversación con Marcia Mount Shoop de Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church Oct 2024 sobre los recursos que brindan. 

Julio Tordoya speaks with Associate Pastor, Luke Harkema of Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church  about their efforts to share resources in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

A conversation with three members of the Camino Research Institute, Sarai Ordonez, Lennin Caro, and Lidiz Mora, in August of 2024 about the 2024 WNC Latino Strengths & Needs Assessment Report. Read the whole report here ! 

On 11/19/24, chemist, Dr. Sally Wasileski, speaks about her 11/19/24 open letter to inform our listeners about the science behind corrosion control and potential risk of lead in the Asheville City Water Resources distribution area, requiring further investigation.

A look at WNC one month after Hurricane Helene, we speak with Emma Nguyen of JustEconomics,  Marcia Shoop of Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, and Maria Elena of The Boyz Automotive to learn about the housing and economic challenges faced by many in the region.

Episode 4: Visiting Friends A former Ashevillian recounts experiences of water, volunteering, and response in Buncombe, Madison, and Mitchell Counties. 

Episode 3: Regeneración en Swannanoa A conversation with members of the Regeneración Football Club in Swannanoa, North Carolina, as they offer support to their community in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.  Recorded Oct 20th *Photo by Julio Tordoya 

Episode 2: Asheville Pharmacy Tech To let folks know about how Hurricane Helene has impacted you, your family, or community, and your reactions to disaster response, call us at 828-333-7121 to leave a 3 minute message. Call again to share more. .  

Episode 1: Swannanoa Secondhand  *Trigger warning for intense descriptions To let folks know about how Hurricane Helene has impacted you, your family or community, and reactions to response, call us 828-333-7121 and leave a message. *Photo by Julio Tordoya