Two SLPs share how they arrived where they are today and what they learned along the way. First, Kelly Peña (Rutgers University/former president of ASHA’s Hispanic Caucus) shares a story of the people who brought her into the profession and what she’s passing on to the next generation of multilingual practitioners. Later in the episode, hear from Anusha Sundarrajan (San Francisco State University/president of the South Asian Caucus of ASHA). When her colleague suggested Anusha open a gender-affirming voice clinic, it sparked a change that’s been a part of Anusha’s career for more than half a decade. Learn More: ASHA Voices: Career Origin Stories – Multilingual Service Providers ASHA Voices: What Role Can Supervisors Play in Addressing Microaggressions? ASHA Voices: Three SLPs Step Off the Beaten Career Path into New Ventures