In this episode of the Voice For You podcast, host Jeshwant Vana interviews Juan Wulff, a passionate advocate for immigration reform and a future Harvard student. Juan shares his journey as an immigrant from Venezuela, his commitment to humanitarian work, and the importance of cultural identity. He discusses his project 'Through Their Eyes,' which documents migrant disenfranchisement at the U.S.-Mexico border, and emphasizes the power of storytelling in journalism. The conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating college decisions and the significance of resilience in the face of rejection. In this conversation, Jeshwant Vana and Juan Wulff explore the significance of networking, the complexities of immigration policies, and the impact of advocacy work. Juan shares his experiences as a writer and playwright, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in effecting change. They discuss the balance between work and passion, the challenges of fundraising for community programs, and the enriching experience of being a Koch Scholar. Juan concludes with valuable advice for aspiring leaders, encouraging them to embrace their unique paths and passions. So join us as we dive into his past, his vision, and join us as we empower the leaders of today and tomorrow!