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The Self-ish Latina Podcast

The Selfish Latina Podcast uses a creative storytelling approach that gets under the hood on how Latinx culture, family, and society shape our beliefs and behaviors around who we think we are, what we believe is possible, and ultimately, discovering where we belong. It’s about putting an end to the fictitious glory of martyrdom and embracing something that is life-giving like the revolutionary concept of self-love. Brought to you by Project Eñye. See our award-winning film "being eñye" now: https://bit.ly/2MChUdm Screening OR Speaking Request: https://bit.ly/2EnnW8z **FOLLOW US!** Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/projectenye/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/projectenye LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisesolercox Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/projectenye/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/projectenye/ Join our growing FREE FB community: https://www.enyecommunity.com
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Mar 10, 2021

In this episode, I introduce you to Rosalia Rivera, Founder of Consent Parenting, host of the About Consent Podcast, and creator of Consent Wear. Rosalia teaches parents, particularly child sexual abuse survivors, how to educate their children on body safety, boundaries, and consent so that they can empower their families to prevent abuse and break intergenerational cycles. Rosalia is on a mission to end child sexual abuse, dismantle shame, and help survivors heal and become thrivers.


Throughout this episode, you will hear clips from Rosalia discussing the importance of consent as it relates to the parent-to-child physical relationship. Paired with her insight, I begin to discuss some of my own experiences with physical boundaries being crossed. As a parent, it is hard to imagine crossing boundaries with our own family, but as Rosalia points out, it can be in the subtlest of ways in which we connect with our family that can have the biggest impact.

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