A BBG mentorship resource would give our members the guidance and representation they need to navigate tech-driven careers in medicine with confidence.

My organization, the National Society of Black Women in Medicine, is made up of students who are deeply passionate about STEM, leadership, and creating change within healthcare. Many of our members are navigating spaces where representation, confidence, and access don’t always come easily. That’s why BBG truly resonates with us.

To make a presentation on BBG engaging, I would share it as more than just a program , I’d present it as a community and a support system. I would talk about how BBG equips women and non-binary students with real, tangible tools to step into tech and STEM spaces with confidence, especially in careers that now intersect heavily with medicine and healthcare. By connecting BBG to conversations we already have around bias, misinformation, data literacy, and leadership in STEM, the presentation would feel personal and relevant. Ultimately, I want our members to walk away feeling seen, supported, and excited about the possibilities BBG can open for their future careers.

• NSBWM (National Society of Black women in medicine) I am the President of this organization and it's open to all STEM, Pre-health, Pre-med.

• The coalition for diversity in STEM (CDS )