RP215: Madrinas of Health with Venessa Rivera
Rays Talk Show Episode 215: Host Ray Collazo is joined by heath care professional and activist Venessa Rivera. The ‘Madrina of Health’ shares her journey as a promotora de salud. Rivera’s activism began as a small girl helping farmworker families and has continued to become a leading voice for equitable culturally competent health care and health advocacy for everyone regardless of background. Notable Quote from Episode 215: “We are not experts…the community are the true experts.”—Venessa Rivera Resources: NCLR’s Health Advocacy Programs for Latino children and families Subscribe to Rays Talk Show on iTunes or Google Play and visit our website for more content that helps you find wealth in your voice through personal and career satisfaction.
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