HeyJaredLatina Leadership Podcast
Established in 2020, the Latina Leadership Podcast is a weekly masterclass bridging the gap between aspiring leaders and powerful underrepresented women at every level.
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Latina Disability Advocate Fighting for a Seat at the Table - With Rocio López (opens the original)
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Episode 24: Latina Disability Advocate Fighting for a Seat at the Table with Rocío López, Disability Rights Advocate & Skagit County Community Organizer Building policy, voice, and community as a Latina in rural disability advocacy Rocío López spent four years helping pass a law just so disabled Washingtonians could sit at the same table as everyone else. She's a Latina disability activist in one of the smallest counties in the state, and she's not waiting for anyone to hand her a microphone. Sh
Why National Latina Day Belongs at By the Wayside Houston (opens the original)
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You had the idea. You know exactly what you want to build. And the gap between that idea and an actual physical space, with a lease and a staff and people walking through the door, feels impossible to close. Sam Navarre and her husband, Brayden, closed that gap. In April, they opened By the Wayside Bar and Live Music on Navigation Boulevard in Houston, a space built on one rule: come meet somebody new. Marianne Garcia, founder and executive director of Raices Unidas, sits down with Sam ahead of
Teatro Degollado: The Latina Preserving a Golden Stage (opens the original)
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A 160-year-old opera house. Gold leaf on every wall. A World Cup FanFest roaring right outside the doors. Somewhere between the past and the present, one Latina keeps it all standing. Mariel Tinoco started as a violinist. Conservatory, years in orchestras, the whole path. But the real pull was never the stage itself, it was everything that makes the stage possible: the space, the conditions, the magic behind the curtain. That pull took her into cultural management, and today she's the administra
How A Museum Is Turning Fútbol Into Art with Viviana Kuri Haddad (opens the original)
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They said it was a soccer exhibit. It isn't. Inside Guadalajara's Museo de Arte de Zapopan, cleats and paintbrushes are asking the same question: who actually gets a fair shot? Viviana Kuri Haddad runs that answer. She directs MAZ, one of Mexico's most important contemporary art museums, with two locations two blocks apart in the heart of Zapopan. This World Cup season, she's turning a soccer moment into a citywide conversation about equity, identity, and who gets remembered. In this episode, Vi
The Latina Behind Houston's World Cup Poster (opens the original)
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You're good at something. Everyone tells you so. And somehow you still can't see a career in it. That was Stephanie Leal for most of her life, even after teachers kept pointing her toward art. Stephanie Leal is the artist and graphic designer behind the official Houston FIFA World Cup poster, now stamped on billboards, metro wraps, t shirts, and keychains across the city. She trained in fine arts and graphic design at the University of Houston and cut her teeth designing for the Houston Dynamo a
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