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You Can Do It Too
by Daniela Cobos and Andrea Pineda-Salgado
A podcast about first-generation women of color who have made it in their industries and those who are in the process of making it.
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you can be a reporter too
In this episode, Education Week reporter Jennifer Vilcarino talks about her unconventional path to journalism. A peruana from New Jersey, Jennifer discusses her upbringing, college years, and professional experiences that led her where she is today.
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you can go to college too
In the inaugural episode of the You Can Do It Too podcast, hosts Daniela Cobos and Andrea Pineda-Salgado introduce themselves and what the show is all about. Aiming to highlight the experiences of first-generation women of color, Daniela and Andrea will discuss their own experiences applying to and attending NYU, as well as how that shaped their professional experiences in the workplace and beyond.
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How many episodes does You Can Do It Too have?
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What is You Can Do It Too about?
A podcast about first-generation women of color who have made it in their industries and those who are in the process of making it.
How often does You Can Do It Too release new episodes?
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Who hosts You Can Do It Too?
You Can Do It Too is created and hosted by Daniela Cobos and Andrea Pineda-Salgado.
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