Embodying Inclusion, Equity, and Belonging for Cultural Transformation.Our mission is to bring cultural transformation in corporate businesses and organizations by bringing back the HUMAN at the center of it. We are here to help you embody inclusion, equity, and diversity from an inside-out approach. Holding the whole human and individual as part of the whole.

The Nasiona Podcast centers, elevates, and amplifies the personal stories of those Othered by systems of oppression and dominant cultures. Hosted, written, produced, sound engineered, and edited by Julián Esteban Torres López.You can find The Nasiona Podcast episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.TheNasiona.com & jetorreslopez.comSixty-eight episodes through February 11, 2022.

The Nasiona is a movement and non-profit organization that advocates for and centers, elevates, and amplifies the personal stories and concerns of survivors of oppressive systems and of those Otherized by dominant cultures. Our work centers decolonization, liberation, empowerment, healing, and transformation. Through our magazine, podcast, publishing house, mentorship program, BIPOC music series, live events, along with other initiatives and partnerships, we strive to humanize the Other.In keeping with this mission, notable cultural and historical institutions have chosen to archive some of The Nasiona’s work. These include the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, and the Smithsonian Latino Center.The Nasiona has also collaborated or worked with other mission-driven organizations, such as the Women's National Book Association; Women of Color Writers organization; the Adira Foundation; Corporación Otraparte; the Department of Literature, Language, and Arts at Texas A&M University-San Antonio; Central Americans for Empowerment at California State University Chico; the Mechanics' Institute Library; Blended Future Project; Tamarindo Podcast; HipLatina; and StoryCorps to ensure our movement is always striving forward in solidarity.

Yardstick Management is the nation’s leading Black-owned management consulting firm supporting organizational strategy as well as diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging at the world’s most recognizable companies. Our comprehensive services help organizations transform their culture, as well as attract and retain the most senior-level diverse executives to their C-Suites and Boards.Julián served as the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) strategy lead, leveraging his experience and expertise in DEI to develop programming and materials, share best-practices, and lead extensive training.

Privately held educational institution for business professionals that applies uncommon knowledge to help students fulfill their financial, business, and lifestyle ambitions.

The Wells Fargo Community Mural Program is dedicated to creating unique, custom-designed, historical artwork that respects the community’s legacy, celebrates its diversity, and honors the past upon which the community was founded.

Colombia Reports is the South American country's largest independent news source in English. Founded in 2008, the publication is frequently cited by mainstream foreign media like The New York Times, BBC, and CNN.

Sessional Lecturer• Designed and taught two undergraduate history-based courses in the Political Science Department: (1) Issues in South American Politics and (2) Comparative Politics of Human Concerns.Graduate Teaching Assistant• Assisted professors in 21 courses in the Philosophy, Political Science, and History departments, including the following: Global Political Economy; Gender and International Relations; American Survey, 1865 to Present; Contemporary World from WWII to Present; Research Methods; Political Ideologies.

The University of British Columbia is a global center for research and teaching, consistently ranked among the top 20 public universities in the world.• Built community on campus by providing support for international students, creating and hosting weekly educational and cultural events, and managing and supervising the collegium.

Privately held educational institution for business professionals that applies uncommon knowledge to help students fulfill their financial, business, and lifestyle ambitions.

The Writ was an online literary workshop and publication for budding writers of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry.

Federally funded TRIO program that prepares minorities and underrepresented undergraduates for graduate school and independent research projects.

Federally funded TRIO program that prepares minorities and underrepresented undergraduates for graduate school and independent research projects.

Established an artists’ collective that developed and showcased local community artistic creativity; planned and executed strategic and long-range goals; moderated weekly writers’ workshop; hosted bi-monthly open mic night and poetry slam; curated three community art gallery events; and led high school poetry and spoken word workshops.

Federally funded TRIO program that helps underrepresented, low-income, and/or first-generation high school students to achieve the dream of being successful in higher education.