NASA ENGINEER DIANA TRUJILLO ADVOCATES FOR WOMEN OF COLOR IN STEM
Hispanic and Latinx professionals occupy only eight percent of STEM occupations, of which women hold only two percent. Among that two percent is Diana Trujillo, an immigrant from Colombia who came to the United States with only $300 to her name.
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