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In a country where 18 million Latinx students attend school, public education is not serving them all well. The Estas en el Puro Wyoming Podcast, better known as the EPW Podcast is made up of Latino leaders working on the ground to ensure kids get the education they deserve and to authentically talk about education issues impacting the Latinx community. Part of the 8 Black Hands (@8BlackHands1) Media Universe.
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Ep. 7: The History of the National Hispanic Institute and its Impact on the Latino Community
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In this episode, we discuss the impact of an organization focused on training Latino youth in leadership and communication skills and why its needed and why our schools are not teaching these skills to really anyone. Converse with us on Twitter @EPWPodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/epwpodcast/message…
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Ep 6: Latino(a) Identity & Character Education in Our Schools
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Listeners!!! Here's the long awaited Episode VI. In this episode we explore the issue of discussing and teaching identity for Latina(o) students in our public schools with an analysis of character education. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/epwpodcast/message…
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Ep. 5: Continuing our Convo on EL Students
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In this episode, we continue our conversation on EL students that started last episode. We dip into the study of EL students and teacher attitudes conducted in Georgia, the implications for teachers and our community and as well as solutions and final thoughts on the subject. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/epwp…
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Ep. 4: All About English Learner Latinx Students
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We dug in deep into how English Learner Latino students are not only being singled out but treated both anecdotal by teachers and systemically by districts as inferior students without the legal supports they are entitled to. Put some respect on these students! The EPW Crew has their back!! Enjoy the show. Twitter: @EPWPodcast --- Send in a voice m…
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Ep. 3.2: The Immigration Episode: Part II
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The gloves are off! Holy smokes, ladies and gentlemen. In Part II, the carnales have a no holds barred conversation about immigration in the United States sparked from the recent ICE raids in Mississippi. The Texas governor and the mayor of El Paso get called out for their abysmal leadership during and after the crisis, we delve deep into the histo…
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The carnales reunite to recap the Superintendent headbutt heard 'round the world, the aftermath of the El Paso shooting two weeks later and introduce the main topic of immigration in the US after the Mississippi ICE raids. This two-parter was broadcast at the Power of the Pass here in El Paso with our special guest Valentin Sandoval. Its the lighte…
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Ep 2: El Paso Our Home, #ElPasoStrong
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The EPW crew step back and really process the recent shooting in El Paso, which is the hometown of our hosts. It’s a somber episode but a needed one. Oh, and Omar finally explains what the pod’s name means. FINALLY! :-) They also welcome Cassandra Hernandez (Twitter: @district3elpaso), City Representative for District 3 in El Paso on so they could …
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Ep 1: Superintendents Scrapping in Whataburger, The Charter Moratorium Attempt in Texas, & More
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In the first ever episode of the EPW Podcast, the carnales discuss everything from two Superintendents in El Paso slap boxing in a Whataburger after midnight to the attempted charter moratorium in Texas and much much more. You definitely do not want to miss these new vibrant and necessary voices in education representing for 17.9 Million Latino kid…
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