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I'm super thankful and in awe of the people across places and timezones who came together to make this project happen! I truly feel this project embodies community, love, and creativity. Please take a few moments to soak in everything that our inaugural edition is <3

We are so proud that THRVE Magazine housed under IHJM has launched their 1st edition! It is INCREDIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!! Check it out now at instituteforhealingandjustice.org/thrve-magazine

Exciting news! Huge congrats to Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna, Ayomide O., & @NikeOyelola on launching Institute for Healing and Justice in Medicine’s THRVE (Transforming Health and Reimagining Values in Equity) — an incredible zine w/ themes of healing & community! Thank you for including my art! heyzine.com/flip-book/1d82… 🌱 #THRVE

so so proud 😭💗

🌟Excited to finally announce the trailer of my first documentary film, "We Belong: Navigating Medical School As Black Women” featuring Lash Nolen, Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna, Oluchi Ihionu, Tegan Carr & Shanice Harris🌟 youtube.com/watch?v=-eNOE0… LaShyra Nolen, MD, MPP Augusta Uwamanzu-Nna Tegan M Carr (She/Her) 1/5

It's an official selection in the International Black & Diversity Film Festival & a community screening date in Minneapolis is TBA. In the future,I want to release this more publicly,but if you want to host a screening where you are shoot an email to [email protected]❤️5/5

So humbled and excited to be featured in this project that captures the experiences of Black woman in medicine! Check out the trailer below ⬇️

Asian students have been convinced by white folks that Black students have been taking their spots in college. Now more white legacy and affluent students will get in and take those spots Asian students thought we were taking.

The Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action, including in professional schools, like medical and nursing, will have detrimental consequences on Black health for generations to come. This is about life & death for us. Today, we are only 5% of physicians.

While tempted to focus rage on Clarence Thomas for colluding to destroy affirmative action after making his whole career from it, remember white women benefit most from affirmative action than any other group, and Amy Coney Barrett climbed that ladder then snatched it back too.

Heart is still warm from my first open community screening of my film "We Belong: Navigating Medical School as Black Women" in Minneapolis w/my soul sistas Tegan M Carr (She/Her) & Shanice🥹 MLX was the coziest space & so grateful for all who pulled through. Houston, Atlanta & SF are next!

25 years of life and God’s grace, and for that I’m immensely grateful! Happy Birthday to me, your favorite Virgo ♍️ 🎂🥰

Hi #MedTwitter! I’m Chioma, a MS4 from UC San Francisco applying #Anesthesiology for #Match2025 I’m passionate about health equity, obstetric anesthesia, medical education, and global health Outside of the hospital I enjoy exploring restaurants, playing soccer, and reading fiction books

I’m honored to have been present throughout Chiọma Onuoha’s journey in medicine. She is a thought leader, who has remained humble and open to learning from those around here. I am so excited to see all she will accomplish in her next stage of training!

Excited to be back in Oakland for my film screening in collab w/Freedom Communtiy Clinic & Dream Youth Clinic this Friday! 🥳 We'll have free food, Black girl vendors, a facilitated discussion and Q & A by me & a panel of Black women in medicine. This event is open to all!

Hi #MedTwitter! I'm Nader, an MS4 at @howardU 🦬 applying to #Urology for #Match2025 My areas of focus include advancing equity and using AI to improve health outcomes. I enjoy playing violin, hiking with my rottie, skiing, cooking, and rooting for the #LakeShow #UroSoMe

Hi Everyone, Im an MSTP at UCLA applying into #Neurosurgery. My PhD exposed me to the incredible opportunities to advance medicine with #FunctionalNeurosurgery, however, I’m enthusiastic to obtain vast operative experiences during residency. Looking forward to connecting!