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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2026 · 32 MIN

The Migrant Child Farmworkers - Now High-Profile Professionals

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Please join us in this special episode, where Natalie interviews CMC alum and independent filmmaker Diane Wagner (class of ‘87), who is the executive producer of the upcoming documentary called “The Migrant Child Farmworkers - Now High-Profile Professionals.” The film shares the previously untold and inspiring stories of eleven children, most of whom were migrant child farmworkers or children of farmworkers. Many were immigrants. They overcame homelessness, hunger, poverty, neglect, and abuse to become highly successful engineers, doctors, lawyers, medical professors, researchers, educators, and leaders elected to the U.S. Congress and California State Legislature. In this episode, two individuals featured in the film, Pediatrician Dr. Ramon Resa and former Apple engineer Enrique Diaz, join us to share their personal experiences and reflections from their journeys from being migrant child farmworkers to becoming the highly accomplished professionals they are today. Find the link to their film website here: https://www.migrantchildfarmworkerstohighprofileprofessionals.com/

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