Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Feliz Women’s History Month!
Today, young women are more likely to be enrolled in college, and when it comes to making dinero, mujeres are on a collective quest to make up for lost time. Truth is, having a meaningful presence in the workforce for only about 50 years has made some of us laser focused on becoming JEFAS in our industries and in our communities. The driving force for ensuring that we have a seat at the decision table has been our desire to break down systemic hurdles and to pave the way for more exposure and better protections. However, progressive change is difficult in every environment, and particularly with in communities of color where we often rely solely on trailblazers from the inside to help us transition toward growth and inclusivity. In addition to honoring Women’s History Month here in the U.S., we also celebrated International Women’s Day earlier this month, but given the state of global unrest, what’s supposed to be a time of celebration has been a time of uncertainty and devastation for many. In defiance of the barriers that have been hard set for women in nearly every aspect of life, mujeres everywhere continue to fight for equality, justice, and basic human rights well beyond a celebratory day or month.
Host and Contributors:
Gaby Fresquez: instagram.com/gabyfresquez
Meet our Guests:
Priscilla Vilchis: instagram.com/hollyweedqueen/?hl=en
Nely Galán: instagram.com/nelygalan/?hl=en
Yrthya Dinzey-Flores: womensmediacenter.com/profile/yrthya-dinzey-flores
Camila Legaspi, Chief Content Officer - Latina Magazine: latina.com
Violeta Camacho: instagram.com/msvioletcamacho/?hl=en
Maria Fernanda Trochimezuk, Founder & CEO, IOScholarships: instagram.com/ioscholarships/?hl=en
Aida Rodriguez: instagram.com/funnyaida/?hl=en
Monica Ramirez: instagram.com/activistmonicaramirez/?hl=en
Carmen Carrera: instagram.com/carmen_carrera/?hl=en
#Radar2022 is a weekly news show that dives into current issues and breaks them down through various perspectives across the Latinx community.
Subscribe to the Radar 2022 channel now to stay up to date with episode clips featuring our bi-cultural host Gabriela Fresquez. New episodes every Thursday.
#Radar2022 #CelebratingWomen #Womenshistorymonth
SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/RadarYouTubeTM
Follow Us:
Twitter: twitter.com/radartelemundo?la
Instagram: instagram.com/radartelemu
TikTok: tiktok.com/@radartelemundo?lang=en
Radar 2022 takes current issues and breaks them down through various perspectives across the Latinx community. Through first-person reporting and documentary-style stories woven together by our host, Gabriela Fresquez, we delve into what makes Latinxs different and what unites us. From economic inequality to racial justice and LGBTQ+ issues to the climate crisis…to whose abuelita’s Pozole recipe tastes best, we’ve got nuestra gente covered.
We have different accents and experiences, but we are ALL Latinx.
We want to keep everyone on the Radar. New episodes every Thursday at 5pm EST.
Jefas | Radar 2022
youtube.com/radar
Feliz Women’s History Month!
Today, young women are more likely to be enrolled in college, and when it comes to making dinero, mujeres are on a collective quest to make up for lost time. Truth is, having a meaningful presence in the workforce for only about 50 years has made some of us laser focused on becoming JEFAS in our industries and in our communities. The driving force for ensuring that we have a seat at the decision table has been our desire to break down systemic hurdles and to pave the way for more exposure and better protections. However, progressive change is difficult in every environment, and particularly with in communities of color where we often rely solely on trailblazers from the inside to help us transition toward growth and inclusivity. In addition to honoring Women’s History Month here in the U.S., we also celebrated International Women’s Day earlier this month, but given the state of global unrest, what’s supposed to be a time of celebration has been a time of uncertainty and devastation for many. In defiance of the barriers that have been hard set for women in nearly every aspect of life, mujeres everywhere continue to fight for equality, justice, and basic human rights well beyond a celebratory day or month.
Host and Contributors:
Gaby Fresquez: instagram.com/gabyfresquez
Meet our Guests:
Priscilla Vilchis: instagram.com/hollyweedqueen/?hl=en
Nely Galán: instagram.com/nelygalan/?hl=en
Yrthya Dinzey-Flores: womensmediacenter.com/profile/yrthya-dinzey-flores
Camila Legaspi, Chief Content Officer - Latina Magazine: latina.com
Violeta Camacho: instagram.com/msvioletcamacho/?hl=en
Maria Fernanda Trochimezuk, Founder & CEO, IOScholarships: instagram.com/ioscholarships/?hl=en
Aida Rodriguez: instagram.com/funnyaida/?hl=en
Monica Ramirez: instagram.com/activistmonicaramirez/?hl=en
Carmen Carrera: instagram.com/carmen_carrera/?hl=en
#Radar2022 is a weekly news show that dives into current issues and breaks them down through various perspectives across the Latinx community.
Subscribe to the Radar 2022 channel now to stay up to date with episode clips featuring our bi-cultural host Gabriela Fresquez. New episodes every Thursday.
#Radar2022 #CelebratingWomen #Womenshistorymonth
SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/RadarYouTubeTM
Follow Us:
Twitter: twitter.com/radartelemundo?la
Instagram: instagram.com/radartelemu
TikTok: tiktok.com/@radartelemundo?lang=en
Radar 2022 takes current issues and breaks them down through various perspectives across the Latinx community. Through first-person reporting and documentary-style stories woven together by our host, Gabriela Fresquez, we delve into what makes Latinxs different and what unites us. From economic inequality to racial justice and LGBTQ+ issues to the climate crisis…to whose abuelita’s Pozole recipe tastes best, we’ve got nuestra gente covered.
We have different accents and experiences, but we are ALL Latinx.
We want to keep everyone on the Radar. New episodes every Thursday at 5pm EST.
Jefas | Radar 2022
youtube.com/radar
