# Ana María
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Beyond Rhetoric:Ventura Collective on Measurable Inclusion & Resilience ISO-30415
Welcome to the CanadianSME Small Business Podcast, hosted by Maheen Bari. In this episode, we explore how Canadian businesses can build stronger, more resilient, and inclusive workplaces by moving DEI from intention to measurable action.
Today’s focus is ISO 30415, the international standard transf…
Ana Maria Caballero - Alexandra Jabre | Visual Artist Studio Secrets: Blockchain Poetry and Spirituality in Contemporary Art
What if a visual artist’s favourite tool revealed their creative process and philosophies? Even to themselves? This dual artist series inquires about contemporary artists’ studio practices. What are really artists working with today? What materials do they cherish? What other disciplines are they l…
616. Reading Rubrics with Shana
In a review for Never Cross a Highlander, Shana came up with the ACAB scale, or the Alyssa Cole Anti-Slavery Book Scale, which ranks how central the horror of slavery is to the storyline. I asked her to tell me all about it, and Shana, kindly, said yes.Our conversation grows (of course) to include …
Colorado artist Ana María Hernando explores softness as strength
Hernando, who grew up in Argentina and has lived in the United States for 40 years, sees the exhibit as a quiet response to the turbulent political and social times we live in. Rather than confrontation, her work emphasizes kindness, joy and everyday gestures of care.
Centering Refugee Voices: The Fragility and Power of Protection
"Do not speak on my behalf. Let me be there and tell you how protection looks like..." -
Ana Maria Diez
What would protection in humanitarian work truly look like if leaders prioritized the voices and lived experiences of displaced people?
In today's conversation, Ana María Diez—lawyer, re…
Mis dos papás (My Two Dads)
Ana María grew up without a father. All she knew about him was his name, but when she set out to find him she discovered that even his name led her astray. Ana María’s endeavor to fill in the blanks her father left in her life story leads her to surprising places, as she learns startling details ab…
"Emergency Contact" (w/ Ana María Betancourt Ovalle)
Writer Ana María Betancourt Ovalle reads her essay "Emergency Contact", exploring why friendships between immigrants often develop differently than friendships at home. You can read Ana María's original story on the site here: https://conversationalist.org/2025/08/01/immigrant-friendships-migrant-f…
I Lost My Son in the Neonatal ICU — And How I Healed My Family | Ana María
Ana Maria Certain joins Daniela Climaco for a heartfelt conversation about motherhood, grief, healing, and rebuilding a family after unimaginable loss.
They discuss:• Pregnancy, premature birth, and the NICU experience• Maternal grief and postpartum dissociation• Emotional healing and reconnecting …
Embracing Migration in a Culture of Care, with Ana María Araos
Hosted by Sonita Mbah Produced by J'aime Rothbard
When migrants arrive in host countries, authorities tend to assume that it's up to the newcomers to adapt — not the other way around.
What if we could create cultures of welcome to support a two-way process — where both migrants and hosts embrace …
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