S3 E02 – Supporting Thriving Immigrant Communities with Reyna Montoya and Swapna Reddy
Reyna Montoya is a DACAmented social entrepreneur, community organizer, educator, and the founder of Aliento, an organization transforming trauma into hope and action for undocumented and mixed immigration status families through healing initiatives and leadership development. Swapna Reddy is the …
Supporting Undocumented/DACAmented Students & Communities
Susie Ximenez, the Program Director for Adelante Student Voices in New York whose mission is to support undocumented students’ journey towards higher education and Reyna Montoya, the founder and CEO of Aliento in Arizona who transforms trauma into hope and action for those most impacted by the har…
Building supportive communities with Reyna Montoya
Reyna Montoya founded Aliento, a nonprofit organization serving undocumented, DACA and mixed-immigration status families, in 2016.
Montoya earned bachelor’s degrees in political science and transborder studies from The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences with a minor in dance in 2012. She then o…
#250. From Undocumented Immigrant to Forbes 30 Under 30 Lister with BIPOC Founder of Aliento, Reyna Montoya
Being different can often feel like a burden, an isolating force that sets us apart from the crowd. This week’s guest knows this burden all too well, having grown up in the US unable to speak English and lacking an immigration status. Being different once created big barriers in Reyna Montoya’s li…
Ep. 161 - Centering Young Immigrants in Advocacy with Reyna Montoya
In this episode of How to Change the World, host Catherine Alonzo sits down with Reyna Montoya, a passionate advocate for undocumented immigrants and a DACA recipient herself. Reyna shares her powerful journey, the challenges she faces, and her tireless work to help others in their fight for citiz…
Reyna Montoya | IFTJ 2019 Keynote Speaker
Reyna Montoya is the founder and executive director of Aliento, an organization inspired by her lived experience of having her dad detained and being undocumented in the U.S. She shares her talents and skills with the community to co-create healing spaces, political change, and leadership developm…
Equality for Some - the First week of Trump Executive Orders
Welcome to the Equality Policy Podcast. This podcast will explore all things public policy and how they impact the state of equality for the American people.
Frances Wright, an early Scottish American feminist, abolitionist, and activist wrote, “Equality is the soul of liberty; there is, in fact, …
Well-being, Immigration and DACA kids
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Our guest for Episode 5 is Reyna Montoya, Executive Director of Aliento - a non-profit organization that serves undocumented, DACA, and mixed immigration status families to transform trauma into hope and action.
Rey…
Reyna Montoya, DACA recipient
Bruce and Gaydos are joined by Reyna Montoya who is a DACA recipient living in Arizona. They talk about what it's like to be a Dreamer in Arizona.
Part III: From Immigrants' Rights Resistance and Activism to Advocacy: How Growing Up in Undocumented and Mixed-Status Families Following the State's Enactment of SB 1070, a Sweeping Anti-Immigrant Statute Catalyzed Activism and Advocacy
Reyna Montoya, Founder of Aliento, a Phoenix non-profit focused on supporting immigrant students and advocacy and Sal Macias, immigration lawyer and President of Los Abogados, Phoenix's Latino Bar Association, discuss how their lived experience of precariousness , including familial vulnerability,…
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