From Passion to Progress: The Filipina Leader Behind NYC’s New Community Center
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Public health advocate and AAPI community leader Rachelle Perez-Ocampo (President, NAFFAA New York, co-host of Makilala TV) joins Future Ancestors to discuss caring for a community, navigating burnout, bureaucracy, and achieving big wins. From navigating pandemic motherhood to securing a federal grant to establish a Filipino community center in Little Manila, Woodside (Queens).
In this episode-
Growing up Filipina in a majority-white neighborhood and finding identity through campus organizations
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Why community work can be toxic and draining, and how Rochelle protects her peace
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The inside story of winning New York State’s largest grant for a Filipino group and what the center will offer
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Pandemic parenting, pods, and rebuilding support systems
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Grassroots vs. policy work, and why empathy + optimism are Rachelle’s superpowers
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Makilala TV: a decade of Filipina voices on air and why representation still matters
Listen now to see how optimism + organizing can change a community.
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Follow Rachelle Ocampo on Instagram to follow his journey: @rockyrach16