As women of color in the workforce, we invited our friend Cathy to discuss about our personal experiences of facing and overcoming micro-aggressions, biases, prejudices, and harassment since studies show that we are the least supported group in the workplace. Additionally, we have to work much harder to be seen, heard, and respected compared to our white peers and men of color. Tune in to hear how we are breaking the bamboo ceiling as Southeast Asian women in Program / Project Management, Team Management & Education.​

Why do we NEED to be courageous to speak up, even if it feels uncomfortable? Why is it important to educate kids about race? How do we acknowledge our implicit / unconscious biases? Tune in to hear our answers, personal BLM commitment, and a message to our white community regarding why we need YOU to use your power, privilege, and voice to step up for those who are silenced.

This is a one-of-a-kind cultural storytelling experience told in Khmer and English about the stories of war and genocide by our mom, (Ma) Vy, and grandma, (Yey) Vorn. Our Ma & Yay will share intimate details of experiencing oppression during the 1970s when Dictator Pol Pot gained control of Cambodia to create an agrarian socialist society into a communist society, resulting in the mass killings of a third of the Cambodian population. Leverage this opportunity to educate yourself more about the history of Cambodia and learn about the struggles and challenges that our family had faced during the Khmer Rouge Regime.