Radical Hope Project
Radical Hope Project
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Radical Hope Project Podcast, your stop to listen in on stories of resilience, advocacy, and hope!The Radical Hope Project is a student-driven initiative at California State University Long Beach, using art and digital media to amplify voices of resistance, foster unity, and inspire resilience in the face of adversity.The Radical Hope Project podcast is an artistic expression of resistance and resilience. It unites the community through counter-storytelling to enable collective healing, connect individual stories to larger community struggles, and foster unity at CSULB and its surrounding communities. Students, staff, faculty, and community members share their stories of hope through tumultuous times.
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The podcast centers on themes of resilience, advocacy, and personal transformation with episodes like Radical Presence discussing emotional presence in the caregiving profession and Still I Rise exploring migration experiences and the journey through the foster care system.
Welcome to the Radical Hope Project Podcast, your stop to listen in on stories of resilience, advocacy, and hope!
The Radical Hope Project is a student-driven initiative at California State University Long Beach, using art and digital media to amplify voices of resistance, foster unity, and inspire resilience in the face of adversity.
The Radical Hope Project podcast is an artistic expression of resistance and resilience. It unites the community through counter-storytelling to enable collective healing, connect individual stories to larger community struggles, and foster unity at CSULB and its surrounding communities. Students, staff, faculty, and community members share their stories of hope through tumultuous times.
In this inspiring episode of the Radical Hope Project Podcast, host Vanessa Cervantes is joined by Annthonet Hunt-MSW student, storyteller, and advocate—to explore the power of cultural roots (raices), nature, and radical hope. Annthonet reflects on the importance of honoring her Panamanian and Jamaican heritage, the lessons she draws from nature, and how raising a neurodivergent child has deepened her empathy and advocacy. Through stories, reflection, and inspiration, this episode invites listeners to reconnect with their roots and use their voices to foster change and connection.
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