Dani Matias
Morning Edition Producer/HostDani Matias is a producer and fill-in host for KUT's Morning Edition show. She graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor's degree in journalism. Previously, she's interned with the Daily Dot, KERA, the Texas Standard, WAMU, and NPR.
Dani is also an alumnus of the Chips Quinn Scholars Program for Diversity in Journalism and NPR's Next Generation Radio Project.
Dani is originally from Fort Worth, Texas. She speaks Spanish and her family is from Mexico City.
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Más de uno de cada 10 trabajadores y proveedores de atención médica experimentaron altos niveles de factores estresantes de índole personal y profesional durante la pandemia, de acuerdo a un nuevo estudio de UT Austin. -
More than one in 10 health care workers and providers experienced high levels of job-related and personal stressors during the pandemic, according to a new study from UT Austin.
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The district said it's sometimes not receiving food orders from suppliers. Meal service will continue, but the food options might change.
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Superintendent Tom Leonard said all students will be required to wear masks and those who don't comply will be separated from the rest.
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Funcionarios de salud dijeron creer que muchas de las personas que aún no se han vacunado podrían cambiar de opinión. El objetivo del programa es llegar a este grupo en particular y alentarlos a vacunarse.
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The goal of the program is to reach out to people in the "moveable middle" — those who haven't been vaccinated yet but who local health officials believe can be persuaded to do so.
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"Es muy difícil ejercer el distanciamiento social dentro de los camiones escolares”, dijo un administrador del distrito escolar de Austin al anunciar la nueva regla.
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Los líderes del distrito discutieron los protocolos de seguridad para protegerse contra el COVID-19 durante el siguiente año escolar, el cual comienza el 17 de agosto.
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"It is very difficult to do social distancing on the school bus," an AISD administrator said at news conference announcing the policy.
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District leaders discussed COVID-19 safety protocols for the upcoming school year, which starts Aug. 17.
