Cultural Humility Podcast

Aug 29 2024 47 ep. 50 mins 36

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For a long time I have been concerned about our disconnect from one another as human beings. Our histories in the United States indicates that when we work together, we succeed, yet we continue to dehumanize people and communities. How do we create a more just society? How we can come together as human beings? Join me, Dr. Miguel E. Gallardo, as I address ways in which human beings can better understand “the other,” while learning how to create meaningful change. Listen as I have cultural conversations with both professionals and community members about cultural, social, and political issues and what we can do to create more just outcomes while seeing our human connection to one another.

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CUHP046 Athletes of Color, the U.S. Flag, and the Olympics

Dr. Parham discusses the intersection of athletes of color, their lived experiences, and the importance of understanding historical context, both in the lives of athletes, but also in the United States. While the U.S. Flag has taken on new meaning for many, Dr. Parham helps listeners recenter and rethink about what it truly means for us and for athletes of color representing the Un

CUHP045 Why Critical Race Theory is Necessary

Aug 29 2024 55 mins

Dr. Solórzano discusses what CRT really means and how it is misinterpreted and misused. Dr. Solórzano talks about his five tenets of CRT and how they can help us frame our discussions of CRT moving forward. His five tenets debunk current social and political agendas that guide an erroneous understanding of CRT. This was an interview that I conducted with Dr. Solórzano in August

CUHP044 Title: Eating Disorders and Harm-Reduction for Communities of Color

Dec 21 2022 42 mins

Gloria Lucas discusses her work at Nalgona Positivity Pride (NPP) and her work to create an in-community eating disorders and body-positive organization dedicated to increasing visibility and resources for Black, Indigenous, Communities of Color (BICC). Rooted in Xicana indigenous feminism and DIY punx praxis, NPP will be launching a Harm-Reduction Eating Disorders program sp

CUHP043 Iran: Restoring Human Rights

Dec 21 2022 45 mins

: Dr. Sara Nasserzadeh and I discuss the current events in Iran and what we need to understand about the communities there, what is changing, and what we can do here in the United States to support Iranian communities. Dr. Nasserzadeh also discusses her personal journey and current work with Iranian communities, both locally and globally.

CUHP042 Eliminating Unconscious Bias

Aug 18 2022 46 mins

Jessica discusses her new award-winning book, THE END OF BIAS—A Beginning: How We Eliminate Unconscious Bias and Create a More Just World. We discuss her own personal journey to understanding unconscious bias, methods to help individuals begin to address their own biases, and some creative programs that have begun to demonstrate promising practices, including with police forces.

CUHP041 Health Equity, Trauma-Informed Care, and Employee Wellness

Jul 08 2022 46 mins

Dr. Maria Espinola discusses how her background in human rights led her into a journey to promote health equity. She spoke with me about her work to reduce health disparities through systemic approaches, her public policy efforts to prevent trauma and support trauma survivors, and her work with diverse organizations to promote employee wellness.

CUHP040 Remaining Unfaithful to Settler Colonialism

May 31 2022 48 mins

I had a conversation in unlearning and relearning what it means to remain unfaithful to eurocentrism in my dialogue with marcela polanco. marcela and I discuss the critical role language plays in our understanding of ourselves, others, the world, and the role it plays in the legacies of colonization. If you want to hear about what it means to decolonize and think meaningfully about

CUHP039 39-Indigenizing Mental Health

Nov 12 2021 53 mins

Dr. Fish is invested in creating a psychology that is for and by Indigenous peoples by challenging oppressive narratives and developing systemic changes for Native American and Indigenous peoples. We discuss the power of storytelling and why decolonizing Western Eurosettlers principles are critical for the liberation of Native American and Indigenous peoples.

CUHP038 38-Broken Treaties and Broken Promises: COVID-19 and Native American Communities

Nov 12 2021 50 mins

Dr. Lomay discusses her personal and professional experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss the importance of going beyond land acknowledgements and how communities can support Native and Indigenous communities without continuing our colonial history and without imposing our own beliefs, particularly in communities with their own healing methods. When the pandemic is ove

CUHP037 37-Compton Health Bar: Bringing Health to the Hood

Sep 29 2021 49 mins

Dani Solorio (they/them) is a renowned herbalist and the founder of Compton Heath Bar, an holistic wellness space in Compton, California. Driven by their mission to bring health to the hood, Dani helps people reconnect to ancestral healing practices through their all-natural herbal remedies. Since 2012, she has been at the forefront of the wellness movement in Compton, as well as f