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"We do not have our normal eyes and ears with what's happening with diseases around the world." Professor Craig Spencer MD MPH on the ongoing impact of funding cuts to USAID & other global health organizations. "We are going to regret this," he tells CNN. cnn.com/2025/03/13/pol…

🎉 Celebrating the release of my new book!!!! 🎉 This "very timely" book is organized into 5-parts and features many tips and resources to help teens and young adults of color strengthen self-love and heal from racial & cultural stress. guilford.com/books/Empower-…

Carrie Moore, the first Black coach in Harvard WBB program history, has just led the Crimson to their first Ivy League championship in her third season as head coach. It's Harvard's first NCAA tournament appearance since the 2006-07 season.

My advisor just dropped a new article. She is going to come out with a new book in August entitled: Tell Her Story: Eleanor Bumpurs & the Police Killing That Galvanized New York City

I am deeply honored to be recognized as an alumna honoree by the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College Los Angeles. Thank you for celebrating the power of sisterhood and excellence! I am grateful to stand among incredible Spelman women shaping the future.

Students from Clark Atlanta University Grambling State University Florida A&M University (FAMU) Spelman College Tennessee State University and Howard University were selected for Tyler Perry’s Studios Dreamers Internship Program…Congratulations!!! #HBCUs

Beyond thrilled to share that starting Fall 2025, I’ll be pursuing my PhD in Clinical Science at UC Berkeley under the mentorship of the amazing Jasmin Brooks Stephens, Ph.D.! Excited to be part of such an inspiring community and to join the incredible work happening in the lab and department!

The Trump administration cut a clause from federal contracting rules that had been on the books since the 1960s: Companies are no longer explicitly prohibited from having segregated facilities npr.org/sections/shots…

This girl used to do my braids and everyone else’s in our dorms at Howard and now she’s matched and about to be an awesome FM doctor!!

Me entering the PhD: “I’m not going into academia.” Me now, about to graduate: *lands a tenure-track job at an R1 & nominated for/wins multiple teaching awards* It’s the pursuit of TRUTH & inspiring students like me that keeps me going tbh.

I have just received a Stop Work Order notification for one of the NIH grants I am working on. It is focused on HIV prevention and treatment for sexual and gender minority youth in several African countries. I can't even find the words to say much else. Have a good weekend, all.

Absolutely thrilled to be joining Stanford Neurosurgery! This dream has been decades in the making, made possible by the support and sacrifices of so many. Grateful beyond words- hope to make you proud and hope to make a difference!

Come see me at poster #175 to learn about AI in Neurosurgery 🔥 #HarvardNESS Harvard Medical School Harvard Catalyst #MedTwitter

I really needed this. Not finding a permanent faculty position since I graduated 5 yrs ago makes it easy to believe that I’m not good enough, but messages like this remind me that academia’s inability to see my value doesn’t diminish my worth or contribution.

I’ve officially launched my dissertation study! I hesitate to share the actual flyer and link on here bc I don’t wanna be overrun my bots. BUT it’s a study for Black, African, and Caribbean women who currently live in the states. DM me for flyer and link!

Florida A&M's pharmacy school is fighting back after losing a $16.3M NIH grant amid federal funding cuts. The loss threatens research on cancer disparities & AI in medicine — but FAMU isn't backing down. Now, more than ever, support matters! tallahassee.com/story/news/loc…

We just got a permanent court order stopping the Trump administration from cutting billions in NIH funding. This is a win for science, public health, and the rule of law.

And THIS is why we must continue to speak up.

Good news, but more work to do.