EPG DFE Presentation - Ngoc Anh Cao
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This document summarizes Ngoc Anh Cao's experience in the EPG program and an internship. It discusses how the EPG program prepared her for challenges like finding an internship and expanding her comfort zone. It describes how she embraced these challenges by drawing on lessons from the EPG program. The document ends by reflecting on insights gained around challenges nonprofits face and achieving social equality, and Cao's motivation to pay forward what she has learned.
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