William Rodriguez

Unheard Voices

Arts EN ↓ 17 episodes

A series of conversations from groups in American society who feel invisible in the dominant narrative of race and want to be included. Unheard Voices launched in Spring 2022 include a set of podcasts prepared by Boston University Students in the Cross-Campus Challenge Course titled: Unheard Voices - Deconstructing the Dominant Narrative by Inclusion.

Author

William Rodriguez

Category

Arts

Latest episode

May 15, 2026

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Episodes

Hidden Curricula 15.05.2026

Hidden Curricula is a podcast about what nobody puts in the syllabus. We examine how women are perceived and positioned in the workforce and in leadership — not just the visible barriers, but the deeper architecture of stereotypes and Western cultural norms that keep those barriers standing. In conversations with women working in male-dominated fields across academia and industry, we go beneath th...

Voices of Equity: Leading DEI in Times of Backlash 04.05.2025

Voices of Equity: Leading DEI in Times of Backlash How do we champion equity when the tide is turning against it? This episode dives deep into the state of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts amid cultural pushback. Featuring candid interviews with leaders from education, business, and advocacy, we explore how they sustain inclusive practices under pressure. Personal stories, sound desi...

Stolen People on Stolen Land: Uncovering America’s Foundational Hypocrisy 02.05.2025

What happens when immigration policy erases the land’s original caretakers? This provocative episode challenges the moral logic of American immigration by confronting its settler-colonial origins. Using music, archival clips, and testimony, the team unpacks how U.S. law upholds settler power while ignoring Indigenous suffering—especially violence against Native women. This episode is both a histor...

Breaking Barriers: ICE, Policy, and the Immigrant Narrative 02.05.2025

  Team: Breaking Barriers In this urgent conversation on immigration enforcement, we center the voices of those most impacted by ICE raids and punitive policies. With insights from protest movements, immigrant communities, and a former ICE agent, this episode confronts how immigrant stories are erased, criminalized, or co-opted. We ask: How can media protect immigrant rights, amplify truth, and re...

Advancing the Narrative of Afro Latinos 20.11.2024
The Green Line is Closed - A podcast on Environmental and Housing Justice 20.11.2024
The Exclusion of the Special Needs Community in Sex Education 20.11.2024
A conversation with BU's own Kasim-Seann - perspectives on today's education and mental health. 05.05.2023

Hear Kasim, a student in the Master's Program in Counseling Psychology and Human. Development share his lived experiences and his take as an African American male navigating the complex bureaucracies of schools and universities.  Listen as out team questions him on how he has been able demonstrate his resiliency. to survive no matter the obstacles and push forward in pursuit of his educationa...

The Boston Re-engagement Center - Helping youth by re-engaging and reinvesting in their education 05.05.2023

The Unheard Voices REC podcast team examines how the Boston Re-engagement  Center (BREC) dedicates countless hours on youth who have disengaged from  schools.  Listen to this powerful conversation with the Center staff and one of their students, as they share their work, challenges and successes.  More importantly, how this inconspicuous, under the radar Center achieves success and help derail the...

"An in-depth look at Sociedad Latina Inc. - Transforming Latinx youth into the social justice change agents of tomorrow." 05.05.2023

Hear our Unheard Voices Podcast Team of Students examine and explore the work of Sociedad Latina Inc, a Latinx youth serving institution whose mission has been to primarily equip Latinx youth with the engagement tools and leadership skills to challenge systemic barriers in education, health, environment and public safety.  By engaging the youth in leadership roles they seek equity and inclusion of...

BUxCTown Podcast - A conversation with Marvin Moore long time advocate for youth in the Boston public schools 05.05.2023

Marvin Moore has been in the shoes of the youth he currently serves in Charlestown High School.  He is Climate & Culture Coordinator for the Road to Success Program at Charlestown High School.  Listen to BU students from our Unheard Voices Deconstructing Narratives course at BU interview Marvin on his lived experience and the challenges he faces helping youth navigate the complexities of every...

Part 2 - "For Future Generations: Indigenous Perspectives on the Environment" 03.05.2022

Continue to listen to an exploration by indigenous activists from Micronesia  on climate change.   The podcast helps the listener take a  careful look into environmental policy, and the global connection all indigenous populations have with the natural world. The interview with activists at the Micronesia Climate Alliance allowed us to see what activists are doing and how advocacy and learning abo...

Trans at BU 01.05.2022
Unheard Voices in the Carceral State - Barriers to Education while Incarcerated 01.05.2022
Racism and Discrimination in Medicine 01.05.2022
Part 1 - "For Future Generations: Indigenous Perspectives on the Environment" 27.04.2022

Listen to an exploration by indigenous activists from Micronesia  on climate change.   The podcast helps the listener take a  careful look into environmental policy, and the global connection all indigenous populations have with the natural world. The interview with activists at the Micronesia Climate Alliance allowed us to see what activists are doing and how advocacy and learning about the clima...

Critical Race Theory 27.04.2022

An examination of critical race theory and its impact on public education.  This episode defines critical race theory, the implications and controversies by  those who use it as a tool to suppress and ban discussions on race in our classrooms.

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