The only way to do great work is to love what you do💟

Good morning, my name is Ana Naranjo. I am a student of analysis and development of software of file 2627041. Below I share part of my English work: 

Evidence of performance: GA1-240202501-AA1-EV02 Video

Evidence GA2-240202501-AA2-EV02: presentation

● Evidence GA2-240202501-AA2-EV03: written document.

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Product evidence: GA1-240202501-AA1-EV03. User information

● Evidence GA2-240202501-AA1-EV03: chronicle

KENYA CUEVAS🌈

I recently heard about this character, but I became interested when I heard a part 

of his story. I was working from home one afternoon and on the other side of the 

room my daughter was watching television, she was listening to a program called 

"Beyond Pink",🌺 where the presenter interviews empowered women in a special 

way. Just hearing the kindness and love with which he spoke I began to listen from 

across the room as it caught my attention and I began to pay attention to his story, 

I told my daughter to turn up the volume and then I stopped to look who was 

speaking and I was even more interested when I saw her, her face reflected hope, 

perseverance, love, forgiveness, strength, a lot of strength and I was unavoidable 

crying when listening to her story of struggle, injustice, pain. I will tell you a little 

about who this character is that struck me that day.

Kenya Cuevas was born in Mexico City, she is the youngest of 7 siblings and was 

raised by her maternal grandmother, since her father had another family and her 

mother emigrated to the United States. Her brothers used alcohol and drugs for as 

long as she can remember; many times they mistreated and beat her because of 

her way of being.

From an early age she felt the disintegration of the family, abandonment, violence 

and mistreatment, her grandmother was the only one who defended her but 

unfortunately she died when she was 9 years old. Kenya. They also lived in 

extreme poverty. Kenya had to leave her house at a very young age and one day 

on the street she saw a trans woman, live and in full color. In the midst of that 

abandonment, rage, and above all, innocence, she asked him for help to see 

herself as she was. It was through her that she entered the world of the street, 

drugs, prostitution, abuse and all kinds of dangers, and it was there that she later 

contracted HIV. She was unjustly imprisoned. Fortunately, in jail she stopped using 

drugs and turned her life around. She started supporting people with HIV/AIDS 

who were in prison and that gave meaning to her life.

Upon leaving prison, with a new purpose, she Kenya began to ensure the rights of 

sex workers because there were no adequate conditions to practice, as happens in 

other industries. In this case, there was a lack of supplies such as condoms or HIV 

tests to protect themselves and obtain retroviral treatment.

After years of effort, battles and perseverance, she got an appointment with the 

Government in turn and they proposed to open an NGO, currently known as the 

"Casa de las Muñecas Tiresas". Today they are present in 7 cities and in 2 of them 

there are shelters🌈

Product evidence: GA3-240202501-AA1-EV02. Audio