We Are The Radical Monarchs: Discussion Guide Credits and Acknowledgements
Credits and Acknowledgements

A co-presentation of Latino Public Broadcasting and with the support from the Corporation of Public Broadcasting
ABOUT THE AUTHORS:
Marilyn Hollinquest
Marilyn Hollinquest Co-Founder of the Radical Monarchs is a social justice advocate who specializes in young women of colors empowerment. She has 15 plus years of experience as a teacher, community advocate and scholar. Marilyn received her M.A in Ethnic Studies from San Francisco State University, and B.A in Community Studies from the University of California Santa Cruz. Marilyn is passionate about the marriage of theory and practice (praxis) which is at the core of her commitment to the authentic inclusion of disenfranchised peoples. She currently builds radical community in her chosen home of Oakland, CA and is a proud Tulare, CA native.
Anayvette Martinez
Anayvette Martinez Co-Founder of the Radical Monarchs is a San Francisco native and child of Central American immigrants. Anayvette's varied interests in advocacy, community organizing and empowerment led her to pursue her undergraduate degree at the University of California Los Angeles and later her Master's degree at San Francisco State University in Ethnic Studies. Over the past fifteen years she has developed and managed education, social justice, and gendered support programs focused on empowerment and safety for youth, families and their adult allies. Anayvette currently lives and loves in East Oakland with her two children.
Discussion Guide Producers, POV
Chrissy Griesmer
POV Engage Intern
Courtney Cook
Education Manager
Thanks to those who reviewed this resource:
Rachel Friedland
POV, Senior Associate, Programs & Engagement
This resource was created, in part, with the generous support of the Open Society Foundation.