Estefanía de León is based in Washington D.C. where she works as Assistant Director of Multiplatform Programming at PBS. She plays a pivotal role in driving the organization's mission to bridge linear programming and digital projects. With a primary focus on the intersection of traditional and digital media, Estefanía works to oversee day-to-day editorial and audience development strategy with a focus on content for the PBS Flagship and PBS Food YouTube channels, social video content, and other digital formats. She manages digital-first projects and non-linear extensions to GA programs and effectively works with member stations and production partners nationwide to expand the reach and impact of PBS' offerings.

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Artist Preserves East Austin's Hispanic Culture through Murals

Austin’s East Cesar Chavez neighborhood was the heartbeat of the Mexican-American community. Now, development is threatening the area’s traditional art and culture. This story was done as part of NPR's Next Generation Radio Texas project in 2015.

The Daily Texan: Japanese Street Fashion Club starts on campus

Sitting down and drinking tea, social work senior Michelle Merritt wears a frilly pink blouse and fluffy skirt while her handmade flower crown sits on top of her pale-colored wig. In the span of 15 minutes, a number of people stop to tell her how beautiful...

The Banner: Texas Church Hosts Flood Relief in Austin

Historic flooding hit Austin, Texas, on the morning of October 31 when the waters of nearby Onion Creek flooded into the surrounding neighborhood in the southeast part of the city. Hundreds of residents were affected as was The Springs Community...

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