A Pearl of Great Price, with Dr. Vilma Luz Caban
Dr. Vilma Luz Cabán is a dedicated educator with over 30 years experience in Westchester County, New York. She serves as an Executive Board member for the One Circle Foundation and her personal passion lies in addressing social and economic inequities. She joins me today on Uncorking a Story to discuss her career and memoir, The Heart of an Advocate.
Dr. Vilma Luz Caban delves into her memoir, "At the Heart of an Advocate," shedding light on her life’s experiences and challenges. Dr. Caban discusses her passion for addressing social and economic inequities and the ways in which she has worked to make a meaningful impact. The episode explores Dr. Caban's extensive career, which spans over thirty years in the field of education in New York. Listeners gain valuable perspective on the experiences and challenges faced by educators, particularly in the context of social and economic disparities worldwide.
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