In this episode of The Lawtino™, John Gomez and Jessica Lujan interview Beto Altamirano, Co-founder and CEO of Irys Technologies, about building stronger communities through civic tech and cultural insights. Beto talks about bridging cities across South Texas, embracing bilingual storytelling, and the role of empathy in leadership.
Bridging Cultures and Building Cities: A Vision for San Antonio Read More »
In this episode of The Lawtino™, John Gomez and Jessica Lujan chat with Judge Maria Salas-Mendoza about her efforts to ensure equal representation in the judicial field. Judge Salas-Mendoza shares how her cultural identity shaped her approach to justice, the role of mentorship in her career, and her vision for advancing Latinx representation.
Empowering Future Latinx Judges Read More »
In today’s episode of The Lawtino™, John Gomez interviews Liz Ramírez, the CEO of The Chicano Federation, about her rise to leadership. Liz talks about The Chicano Federation’s programs and community service efforts, how her parents and teachers influenced her educational and professional journeys, and how to become involved in public service efforts.
Building Latino Community Bridges Read More »
In this episode of The Lawtino™, John Gomez chats with Christina Guerola Sarchio, the President of the Hispanic National Bar Association, about creating equal opportunities for Latinos in the legal field. Christina shares how her cultural background influenced her commitment to justice, how she advances representation on the judge’s bench, and the HNBA’s mission.
Christina Guerola Sarchio: President of the Hispanic National Bar Association Read More »
Tune in to this episode of The Lawtino™ as John Gomez and guest host Vanessa Felix Corona invite Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher, the President and Chief Officer of the California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO, to speak about advocating for union rights. Lorena shares advice for emerging Latina political leaders, how to overcome imposter syndrome, and her endorsement by Dolores Huerta.
Fighting for Fair Wages and Workers’ Rights Read More »
In today’s episode of The Lawtino™, co-host Jessica Lujan invites Vanessa Felix Corona, Law Clerk at Gomez Trial Attorneys and a JD candidate, to share her journey through law school as a first-generation student. Vanessa talks about her upbringing in Phoenix, Arizona, her favorite part about interning with Gomez Trial Attorneys, and her involvement with the Latino legal community in San Diego.
Finding Purpose in Law School Read More »
In this episode of The Lawtino™, co-host Jessica Lujan interviews John Gomez, the Founder of Gomez Trial Attorneys, about his advocacy initiatives for Latino lawyers. John describes his vision for the podcast, the Shades of Mass movement, and why he hosts community engagement events for Latinos.
Paving Diverse Paths in Law and Leadership Read More »
In this episode of The Lawtino™, John Gomez welcomes New Mexico’s Attorney General Raúl Torrez to discuss his efforts to advocate for the Latino community. Raúl shares how he protects children against social media exploitation, his humble beginnings in law, and his thoughts on the razor wire security between New Mexico and Texas.
From Courtrooms to Community: An AG’s Journey to Justice Read More »
In this special episode of The Lawtino™, John Gomez, Jessica Lujan, and Augustin Pena interview Dolores Huerta, the Founder and President of the Dolores Huerta Foundation, about her advocacy work for Latino communities and beyond. She talks about her ongoing mission to address educational gaps, her most memorable civil rights and labor movements, and how she began advocating for social justice.
Empowering Latino Communities: Dolores Huerta’s Fight for Equality and Justice Read More »
