Isobel Yeung, Award-Winning Documentary Correspondent
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Isobel Yeung is an Emmy-award-winning long-form documentary correspondent. She has covered a wide variety of stories concerning major global issues such as world conflicts, the criminal justice system, women’s rights, mental health, and sexual consent. In this episode, we dive deep into life in and out of the field, the current state of women’s rights in Afghanistan, and other things. I appreciated Isobel’s openness and honesty about how challenging this job can be and the incredible rewards. You can follow Isobel on Instagram @IzYeung or Twitter @IsobelYeung.
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