Published September 30, 2022 · 41:24

Helping The Brave - Graciela Tiscareno-Sato

Guest: Graciela Tiscareno-Sato

Business and career
Family and caregivers

Show notes

Graciela Tiscareno-Sato works to publish, inspire, teach and uplift communities, she was honored as one of 10 Women Military Veteran Leaders, Champions of Change, by The Obama White House. For military families: Graciela teaches "Authentic Personal Branding for Military Veterans" Through live workshops.

For K-12 Educators: The award-winning literature her team has created, helps raise expectations of Latino students, by everyone around them. Her books motivate ALL students as they read childhood-to-leadership success stories of highly educated people who invent and show STEM career pathways so students may aspire to emulate today's Latino leaders. Workshops available in English/Spanish, including Parent Empowerment workshops (Google La Vista de Largo Plazo). Captain Mama series is 1st bilingual children's book series about women serving in the military (At CaptainMama.com, Amazon, Apple store, etc.)

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