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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 46 MIN

Trans Power: Redefining Equality in Global Health and the HIV/AIDS Response

from Global Public Health Revolution: Beyond 2025

In this episode of Global Public Health Revolution, released in honor of International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31st, Kemi Gbadamosi sits down with Queen Victoria Ortega, the fearless leader of Flux and Chief Visionary Officer of the Connie Norman Trans Empowerment Center. From Boyle Heights to Mexico City, Queen Victoria shares her journey as a trans Latina activist and how investing in trans leadership creates real, transformative change for communities. They discuss the power of focusing on the most underserved, breaking down barriers in public health, and dismantling the savior complex that often dominates aid and intervention programs. Queen Victoria emphasizes holistic health, showing how financial literacy, housing, education, and a sense of belonging are all essential to thriving communities. Whether you work in public health, activism, or simply care about equity, this conversation is full of insight, inspiration, and practical guidance for driving change where it matters most.

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