In this powerful episode, host Niasha Fray and guest Julissa Soto confront the barriers dividing Black and Latino communities in health equity and beyond. With personal anecdotes, bold strategies, and data-backed insights, they unpack the systemic inequities that persist—and how grassroots efforts can bridge gaps to create lasting change.

💬 Key Highlights:

The critical role of cultural validation and community-led advocacy in addressing health inequities.

How Julissa’s innovative approach vaccinated 40,000 Latinos in Colorado, proving that access, not hesitancy, is the real issue.

Solutions for overcoming funding challenges and fostering partnerships that work for both Black and Latino communities.

Why meeting people where they are—with dignity and respect—is the foundation of effective outreach.

✨ Julissa Soto, an award-winning advocate and health equity trailblazer, shares inspiring stories of resilience and action, from organizing vaccine clinics in unconventional spaces to leading systemic change with compassion and determination.

🎧 Don’t miss this episode filled with actionable insights for advancing health equity and building solidarity across communities.

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