

I am a radio-enthusiast and language lover who is teaching English with a Fulbright grant in Asturias, Spain. I graduated from Carleton College with a degree in Spanish. I wrote my senior capstone project about the Spanish social movement 15-M, ecofeminism and its narrative representations. In Asturias I am contributing to a trilingual poetry translation project AsturPoetry.
My name is Christina Tarazi. I am Palestinian-American and I grew up in San Diego, California. In 2018 I graduated from Carleton College with a Bachelor’s in Spanish. I am currently getting my Masters in Nursing from Johns Hopkins University and doing research on a Trauma Informed Care program at a local shelter for women in Baltimore. My passion is Women’s Health and fighting for equal access to health services.
I was born and raised in a small town in Colorado before coming to Carleton College in Minnesota, where I’m now a senior English major. After learning Spanish through high school and college classes and studying abroad in Quito this past fall, I started working for this project transcribing and translating interviews. I have really enjoyed getting to know these organizations through working with the interview videos!
Claudia Hernández is a rising junior and part of the Posse program at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, where she is studying a major in Latin American Studies and Spanish. Originally from Tamaulipas, Mexico, she moved to Houston, Texas when she was four. Her work in the College includes doing independent research as a Mellon Fellow, assisting in teaching Spanish to college students, and being a research assistant of professor Palmar Alvarez-Blanco.