Hearing Her Voice Women's March San Diego at UC San Diego

On our eighth episode of "Hearing Her Voice", we had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Serena Auñón-Chancellor. She served as NASA's first engineer on the International Space Station for Expedition 56 and 57. She is board certified in internal and aerospace medicine. She is of Cuban-American heritage. She and her crew contributed to multitudes of experiments and biology, biotechnology, physical science, and earth science.

We really enjoyed talking with her and learning more about women in space. We hope you enjoy the episode.

@NASA @WomeninSpace 

On our seventh (emergency) episode of "Hearing Her Voice", we had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Selina Sandoval and Dr. Kyle Bukowski. Dr. Sandoval is a complex family planning fellow at UCSD OB/GYN department and Dr. Bukoswki is the associate medical director at Planned Parenthood Pacific Southwest. We wanted to talk about the recent passing of Senate Bill 8, aka heartbeat bill at Texas. This law would block women from seeking an abortion after 6 weeks from their menstrual period which affects the basic human right to make their own choice for their body and not be seen as a human incubator. We strongly believe that abortion is safe, common, and necessary. Hopefully, this episode will help continue the discussion about abortion and destigmatize it. For your reference, this episode was recorded on September 9th, 2021. We hope you enjoy the episode.  

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Resources that were discussed on this episode  

The O+G advocates: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-o-g-advocates/id1559103857

March for Reproductive Rights - San Diego October 2, 2021 (10-12PM, Waterfront Park)  

Abortion finder: https://www.abortionfinder.org/

Abortion funds: https://abortionfunds.org/fund/texas-equal-access-fund/ 

#TXDeservesBetter #abortion #Bansoffmybody

On our sixth episode of "Hearing Her Voice", we had the pleasure of speaking with Ms.Roberta Camarena. She is the assistant director of admissions, diversity, and recruitment at UCSD. Her job encompasses: Outreach, recruitment and yield of prospective students with specific attention to traditionally underrepresented (low income, first-generation, tribal affiliated) populations in Southern California's Inland Empire.

While the admissions process might seem like a black box, we had a glimpse through the process from her and discussed some tips and tricks to explain the most crucial thing in deciding who to join their class: the distance traveled. This episode also discusses not only why higher education is important but also the importance of diversity for an institution. Our conclusion was that as much as we want UCSD the school also needs us to help them pause for a moment and think about the community that they should be representing. She has a lot to share and we hope you enjoy the episode.

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Hearing Her Voice is brought to you by Women’s March San Diego at UCSD. 

Producer: Scarlett Lopez, Jinho Jung  

Design Director: Melisa Wang  

Creative Director: Zuri Inzunza  

Technical Director: Katherine Cordova  

This episode was edited by Jinho Jung

If you know someone whom we should contact or want to be on our podcast, please email us at wmsducsandiego@gmail.com  

To learn more about Women’s March San Diego at UCSD, please visit our website on linktree. https://linktr.ee/Womensmarchucsd  

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*Special shoutout to Liliana Morales who made this episode possible. You rock!

On our fifth episode of "Hearing Her Voice", we had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Kristina Mendez. She is part of UCSD CAPS, which stands for Counseling and Psychological Services. She is currently a post-doctoral resident at UCSD and has great interests in Latinx students, chronic stress related to systemic oppression, and more. She reminded us of the importance of self-reflection and most importantly the resources UCSD provides to support student well-being.   After our discussion, I realized my internal hesitance towards seeking these services disappeared. Counselors are like your best friend who is always there to listen and support you. We hope you feel the same after hearing this episode.  

#Resources by Dr. Mendez# 

CAPS Providers

CAPS iFlourish Self-help resources

CAPS help center resources

Yoga for Ethnic and Race-Based Stress video with Dr. Mendez

CARE at SARC for survivors of sexual trauma at UCSD

Trauma-informed yoga for survivors of sexual trauma: ZABIE — Zabie Yamasaki 

#AAPI Resources# 

Campus Community Centers: (https://diversity.ucsd.edu/centers-resources/community-centers.html) 

OASIS: (https://oasis.ucsd.edu/) 

UCSD Asian Pacific Islander Middle Eastern Desi American Programs: (https://apimeda.ucsd.edu/) 

UC San Diego AAPI Studies Program: Anti-Asian Violence Statement and Resources: (https://aapi.ucsd.edu/about/director-message.html)  

#For Continued Community Support# 

● Stop AAPI Hate: for reporting hate crimes related to the Asian/Asian-American/Pacific Islander communities (https://stopaapihate.org/) 

● Stand Against Hatred - Asian Americans Advancing Justice (https://www.standagainsthatred.org/) 

● National AAPI Mental Health Association: resources for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) mental health Services in all 50 states and COVID-19 related resources (https://www.naapimha.org/resources) 

● Asian, Pacific Islander, and South Asian American (APISAA) Therapist Directory (https://www.asianmhc.org/apisaa) 

● Asian Americans for Equality: New York-based community organization that offers online and telephone assistance in tenant counseling, immigration services, youth and senior programs, and job training skills.  (https://www.aafe.org/) 

● SD API Coalition: San Diego based Asian Pacific Islander coalition whose mission is to facilitate conversations with API communities and advocate for representation of voices. (https://www.sdapicoalition.org/) 

● Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association (APALA) COVID-19 Resources (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1B63o4UjuC1HtG7Hz7JimdOSupQObqhiqfGCYTbdBESs/edit) 

● Mental Wellness Activity Book for Asian Americans (https://bit.ly/2SBI0S7)  

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Hearing Her Voice is brought to you by Women’s March San Diego at UCSD. 

Producer: Scarlett Lopez, Jinho Jung  

Design Director: Melisa Wang  

Creative Director: Zuri Inzunza  

Technical Director: Katherine Cordova  

This episode was edited by Scarlett Lopez  

If you know someone whom we should contact or want to be on our podcast, please email us at wmsducsandiego@gmail.com  

To learn more about Women’s March San Diego at UCSD, please visit our website on linktree. https://linktr.ee/Womensmarchucsd  

Subscribe to Women's March San Diego at UCSD for more episodes.

On our fourth episode of "Hearing Her Voice", we had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Natalie Rodriguez who is the Associate Clinical Professor of the Department of Family Medicine and Public Health at UCSD. She is also Associate Director of the UCSD Student-Run Free Clinic Project. Both Scarlett and I had the pleasure of working with her at the free clinic and seeing her passion for the underserved patient population in San Diego. She is also passionate about mentoring aspiring Latinx pre-meds and medical students. We hope you enjoy this episode.  

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Hearing Her Voice is brought to you by Women’s March San Diego at UCSD. 

Producer: Scarlett Lopez, Jinho Jung  

Design Director: Melisa Wang  

Creative Director: Zuri Inzunza  

Technical Director: Katherine Cordova  

This episode was edited by Jinho Jung  

If you know someone whom we should contact or want to be on our podcast, please email us at wmsducsandiego@gmail.com  

To learn more about Women’s March San Diego at UCSD, please visit our website on linktree. https://linktr.ee/Womensmarchucsd  

Subscribe to Women's March San Diego at UCSD for more episodes.

On our third episode of "Hearing Her Voice", we bring the people behind the scenes. The officers from Women's March San Diego at UCSD During our weekly board meetings, we realized we all had a personal story when we faced or witnessed discrimination against women in science. Come join us and learn more about what each member has experienced. It was great fun talking to everybody and we hope you enjoy the talk as much as we did.  

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Hearing Her Voice is brought to you by Women’s March San Diego at UCSD. 

Producer: Scarlett Lopez, Jinho Jung  

Design Director: Melisa Wang  

Creative Director: Zuri Inzunza  

Technical Director: Katherine Cordova  

This episode was edited by Jinho Jung  

If you know someone whom we should contact or want to be on our podcast, please email us at wmsducsandiego@ gmail.com  

To learn more about Women’s March San Diego at UCSD, please visit our website on linktree. https://linktr.ee/Womensmarchucsd  

Subscribe to Women's March San Diego at UCSD for more episodes.