"Having one bad day does not make you a bad person". Throughout this episode, we discuss the intricacies of advocating for another and granting a voice to someone who cannot express it on their own due to restrictive conditions. Conversations on the justice system, the role of a defense attorney, and the absolute need for a balance of power, defines what giving someone a voice truly entails. The guest speaker for this episode is Rachel Brill, a distinguished defense attorney. 

This episode focuses on the concept of granting an entire community the right to their voice. Between the importance of a vote and the alternative ways to be heard with a lack thereof, the episode brings up all aspects concerning a voice on a grand scale, specifically the citizens of Puerto Rico. We focus on the difference between merely being heard and truly being respected. The guest speaker for this episode is Dennise Longo Quiñones, the former Attorney General for Puerto Rico. 

Throughout this episode of No Voice Unheard, I will be discussing the importance of expressing a voice in a school environment and the different factors that play a role in truly being heard while doing so. The guest speaker for this episode will be the headmaster of Baldwin School of Puerto Rico, Mr. James Nelligan.