Outspoken: A Coph Podcast

In Episode Eight: Voces de Liberación Dr. Cawthra sits down with Dr. Margie Brown-Coronel, Mark Garcia, and Jael Mueller to talk about their upcoming exhibition. Later on, Natalie Navar plays oral history clips from of Antonia Hernández, Theresa Smith, Councilwoman Nury Martinez, Helen Torres, America Bracho, Mayor Rose Espinoza, Angelica Salas, Ada Briceño, and Councilwoman Michele Martinez in the Out of the Archive segment.

9. Angelica Salas by COPH

Michele Martinez on women being at the “decision making” table

Ada Briceño speaking about the community of Latinas who work together to overcome injustices

1. Theresa Smith by COPH

Michele Martinez reflects on her run for mayor.

Rose Espinoza reflects on starting Rosie’s Garage in 1991

Rose Espinoza reflect on breaks barriers and why she’s a feminist

America Bracho speaks about working in the 92701 community

America Bracho on the significance of fighting for women’s rights

Ada Briceño on the focus on building a collective workers movement

Theresa Smith reflects on what it means to be an activist

10. Angelica Salas by COPH

Antonia Hernández on the outcome of the Madrigal vs. Quilligan case

Listen to Antonia Hernández reflect on how being a woman in her line of work makes a difference

Councilwoman Martinez speaking about Human Trafficking.

Councilwoman Martinez explains what needs to be done get more women in elected office

Helen Torres reflects on why she believes HOPE is such an important Latina organization.

Helen Torres reflects on why she believes its important to have Latina voices in politics.

In Episode Seven: Women's Access to Power- Research as Resistance, Dr. Benjamin Cawthra talks with Outspoken's frequent guest and the Director of the Center for Oral and Public History, Dr. Natalie Fousekis and Women and Gender Studies Associate Professor, Dr. Donna Nicol. Listen as they discuss the ways their research examines women in power and what that mean's for women today. Later, archivist Natalie Navar plays clips from our Women, Politics, and Activism oral history project. Enjoy!