Leading From our unique Identity

As a single mother of 3, my actions are deeply inspired by and connected to youth and parents facing similar situations. While I strive to broaden my perspective, I remain intentional about shining a light on this often-overlooked group in all our endeavors.

As an individual with a neuro-disability and a mother of children facing the same, I possess a unique sensitivity and determination for fostering inclusion, advocate for change, and raise awareness. My diverse roles as a community representative, educator, and DEI specialist have allowed me to bring attention to these crucial areas and beyond.

I hold the conviction that an effective implementation plan is essential in various aspects, be it parenting or projects. Nevertheless, during challenging circumstances, achieving clarity can be daunting without the right support. Frequently, our identities hinder us from accessing the assistance we require, leaving us to navigate on our own.

As a Black woman with a background in higher education, I draw from the unique experiences of BIPOC professionals who navigate life beyond conventional norms. My passion lies in both advocating for and embodying cultural competence, awareness, authenticity, and unity within the spaces we inhabit and the work we engage in.