Ann Esquibel Redman on Overcoming Race & Gender Adversity || Women of Wyoming, Then & Now S1E7

Episode 7 Details:
Ann Esquibel Redman is retired as an administrative assistant for state government. During her career, Ann created opportunities across the state to empower and activate young Latinx students to overcome adversity to make a positive impact in their futures. She has launched highly successful programs in Wyoming such as the WY Latina Youth Conference and the college scholarship program, Hispanic Organization for Progress and Education (HOPE). In 2017, Ann Redman received the Woman of Influence Lifetime Achievement Award from the Wyoming Business Report.

Host: Linda Fabian, Ret. Exec. Director of the Wyoming Historical Society.
Co-Host(s): Janelle Molony, Author & Historian, WoW Project Director, WSHS Oral History Committee Chair (JanelleMolony.com).
Fet. Guest: Ann Esquibel Redman, Community leader in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Additional Links:
Wyoming Latina Youth Conference:
https://womeninwyoming.com/wyoming-la...

Ann Redman earns 2017 Woman of Influence Lifetime Achievement Award:
https://www.wyomingnews.com/news/loca...
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Credits:
Video production by Sterling Alexander Brown (Sterling Film Co.), Grayson Zaryoga (North Sky Productions), and Janelle Molony. Original recording date: 10/26/2023.