Adelante Leadership

Peter Bloch Garcia y Tania Alheli Hino Gonzalez
Adelante Leadership

Stepping into it with our hearts and identities Description: Through conversation and sharing our stories, Latine community leaders encourage others to step into their power, to act on their vision, and make the world a better place for their community, family, and future generations. Bilingual: Spanish/English www.adelanteleadership.com

  1. S 4 Episode 5- The Power to Harvest Love in Your Leadership

    HÁ 1 DIA

    S 4 Episode 5- The Power to Harvest Love in Your Leadership

    Welcome to Adelante Leadership, Peter and Tania explore transformative ideas, inspiring stories, and impactful strategies that empower leaders to create meaningful change. In today’s episode, we delve into a compelling concept—The Power to Harvest Love in Your Leadership.   Our guest, Natanael Mateus-Ruiz, is an extraordinary educator and leader specializing in leadership development, peace education, human development, language, and conflict resolution. As a certified mediator and seasoned expert, Natanael has devoted his life to transforming conflicts into opportunities for growth and connection. His journey as an immigrant and survivor of violence shaped his commitment to creating a more peaceful world, one interaction at a time.   Natanael’s approach to leadership centers on the transformative power of peace. With a deep belief in education as a tool for conflict resolution, he has worked with universities and communities worldwide to train leaders who embody compassion and empathy. His philosophy goes beyond resolving disputes—it’s about fostering love and understanding as the foundation for sustainable leadership.   Join us as we discuss Natanael’s inspiring story, his professional journey, and his vision for a world where leaders harvest love to create stronger, more inclusive communities. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or just beginning your journey, this episode will inspire you to lead with intention, courage, and heart.   Let’s dive in!

    38min
  2. S 3 Episode 20- Mimi Madrid​ and Nez Gonzalez - Latine Leadership

    29 DE MAI.

    S 3 Episode 20- Mimi Madrid​ and Nez Gonzalez - Latine Leadership

    Peter and Tania talk with Mimi and Nez about Latine Leadership. Mimi Madrid​ and Nez Gonzalez are two inspirational Latine leaders and part of the team at Fortaleza Familiar, an organization dedicated to the wellness of Indigenous Chicanx Latinx Lesbian Gay Bi Queer Trans Two-Spirit young people and their families in Colorado.  Mimi is a mexica chicanx queer two-spirit writer, multimedia-maker, organizer the Executive Director of the organization.  Nez Gonzalez (he/him) is co-founder of the organization and now serves as Community Workshop Facilitator. Nez shares expertise and organizing for trans student rights in Denver high schools. He has experience creating workshops designed to educate on queer and racial identities for both youth and their families. ​"I believe in the power of youth, elimination of borders, popular education, all forms of art expression, intergenerational healing and learning, swaying on the continuums of gender expression, identity, and orientation, singing out-loud, leaving to come back, dancing in revolution, and sana-sana-colita-de-rana." - Mimi "My hope is that we’re able to create loving communities where we’re free to be our queer indigenous selves." - Nez Mimi Madrid (he/they/she) is a mexica chicanx queer two-spirit writer, multimedia-maker, organizer and tio. Mimi’s family roots start in Northern Mexico in the states of Chihuahua y Durango—homelands of her grandmas Dolores Puga y Rosa Torres. Mimi was born in El Paso, Texas and raised in so-called Denver, Colorado—the ancestral lands of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapaho people. ​Mimi's worked more than a decade in reproductive justice, youth leadership and LGBTQ+ liberation movements. Mimi’s focus is the development, implementation, and evaluation of cultural, wellness, and safety community programs, events, and curriculum. He’s worked with organizations around Denver that center LGBTQ folks, indigenous young people, survivors of violence, immigrant families, and communities of color.

    39min

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Stepping into it with our hearts and identities Description: Through conversation and sharing our stories, Latine community leaders encourage others to step into their power, to act on their vision, and make the world a better place for their community, family, and future generations. Bilingual: Spanish/English www.adelanteleadership.com

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