In a recent episode of my podcast, I had the privilege of engaging in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Jayeel Cornelio, a distinguished professor of development studies and an expert on the intersection of religion and politics in the Philippines. This discussion not only illuminated Dr. Cornelio's personal journey through academia but also offered invaluable insights into the broader dynamics of mentorship, representation, and the necessity of addressing internal hierarchies within minority communities.

Sharing a deeply personal take on why AAPI Heritage Month matters. For a mid-forty first generation immigrant, it is a journey towards freedom and acceptance. Beyond meaningful representation and professional recognition, it is life and identity in its purest and most basic form. Today, having a voice in marginalized subsets is a privilege. Hopefully, it will be a birth right for all... someday!

In a recent episode of my podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Vinda Souza, the Chief Marketing Officer at RefAssured. We dove into her journey as a global citizen, her role in championing diversity, equity, and inclusion, and her personal experiences with discrimination and resilience.

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