Our Mission

I am a proud mother, sister, and friend. Born and raised in Harlem by way of The Bronx. Awarded a Master's Degree in Health Administration which has been but a small tool with relevance to the work that I do; within the very communities I played in as a child. Instilled in me is the firm belief that it takes a village to raise one child and we should all strive to be who we needed when we were younger. 

I am a Black Woman that once was a little black girl. Wishing I had someone to teach me how to love myself. Someone to teach me about my black hair and how to take care of my black body. I dreamed of having the same resources as kids who lived in other parts of the city. Growing up, I realized that so many of us Black Women share very similar stories and the world views us harsher than others. We deserve better than that.

I made it my mission and the mission of Dear Black Girl Incorporated, to teach, love, and empower young girls and black youth. All this is possible through the following:

• Dear Black Girl Journals
• Self-care Workshops
• Literature Programs
• College Readiness
• Scholarship Access
• Financial Literacy

All focused on the overall physical, mental, and emotional well-being that will lead to the self-preservation of Black Girls.