As we end the first season of the weekly audio-video podcast At the End of the Day, we would like to share a brief excerpt from the CUNYcast podcast with its host Rick Firstman. CUNYcast covers– smart voices, good stories, and thought-provoking conversations from the City University of New York.   

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IIn this episode of the weekly audio/video podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Jin D. from China.  

Jin is Program Manager at International Women's Media Foundation, and Co-founder of Chinese Storytellers. She walks us through the steps of her professional growth in the U.S. Drawing from her personal experience, she shares ‘how one can understand self-worth and use it to progress ahead in the career’.   

Jin can be contacted at [email protected].

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we speak to Momo Bertrand from Cameroon.   

Momo works as a Digital Media Officer at the International Training Center - International Labour Organization (ITC-ILO) at the United Nations. 

He is based in Turin, Italy. Listen/watch this conversation to understand Momo’s journey to his career in the UN.  

Momo’s message to young immigrants and people of color - There’s beauty in every accent, there’s beauty in every color, there’s beauty in every culture. Know that the culture or where you are coming from, you are not only trying to fit in, you are actually contributing, you are adding value. Like a rainbow, together we are different shades of a rainbow.

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