In this episode of The Prospective Doctor Podcast, I share my journey as a public health advocate and researcher, highlighting the importance of centering Black women in HIV prevention. We discuss the power of culturally relevant messaging, breaking stigma, and how anyone—regardless of background—can make a meaningful impact in public health.

In the 150th episode of The Public Health Millennial Career Stories Podcast, I reflect on my journey from Spelman to HHS, sharing lessons from the Peace Corps to leading the Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative. This conversation dives into equity, mentorship, and what it means to navigate public health as a Black woman committed to community-driven change.