00:02So, Daniela, tell me about how you got into this line of work.
00:07Because of necessity. I wanted to help my mother. And the first thing that was offered
00:13to me was to be a nanny when I was 16. Sadly, I was sexually harassed on my first job.
00:21Did
00:21I tell my mother? No, because I was ashamed. I just felt like I had to stay quiet. It was
00:28so, what's the word? Traumatizing. Traumatizing for me that I decided to just put it behind.
00:33And I totally forgot. But as a parent, I would never want my daughter to come home and tell me,
00:40Mommy, me too. Hopefully, she won't be afraid or she won't do what I did, which was stay quiet,
00:47don't talk about it. No, I want her to tell me. But hopefully, this wouldn't happen because that's
00:52why we're here. Daniela, I believe that the movement is yours. It's like running a relay.
00:58Folks like us or older folks, we have to pass the button. So I'm passing the button. We
01:04are cheering in the back. So you just run to the finish line. You're doing amazing work.
