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- Danielle Pleasant
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- Tiommi Luckett
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- Arianna Lint
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- Kamaria Laffrey
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- Brandi Velasquez
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- Angela Hawkins
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- Teresa Sullivan
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- Thandi Harris
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- Evany Turk
March 31, 2017: We are thrilled to be launching the PWN-USA Policy Fellows, an inaugural program to build the policy leadership bench for women, including women of trans experience, directly impacted by the epidemic and historically underrepresented in the federal health policy advocacy arena. The program kicks off on April 7 when Fellows will embark on a yearlong training, where they will develop skills in policy analysis, research, coalition and relationship building as emerging leaders in the field. For more information on the program, click here. To read the Fellows’ bios, click here.
A huge congratulations to the new PWN-USA Policy Fellows!
Thandi Harris (CA)
Angela Hawkins (TX)
Chunnika Hodges (MI)
Stacy Jennings (SC)
Andrea Johnson (TX)
Shyronn Jones (GA)
Kamaria Laffrey (FL)
Arianna Lint (FL)
Tiommi Luckett (PA)
Danielle Pleasant (DC)
Teresa Sullivan (PA)
Evany Turk (TX)
Brandi Velasquez (OR)
Katie Willingham (AL)
Congrat!! Ladies. Very proud of all of you.
Congrats to all! Cristine Sardina BWS, MSJCoordinator, Desiree Alliance [email protected] If you don’t know your rights… You don’t have any
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