
Sonya Young Aadam
CEO
California Black Women's Health Project
Los Angeles, CA USA
“Serve wherever you are. Find a way to serve that makes a difference to you.”
California Black Women's Health Project
Los Angeles, CA USA
“Serve wherever you are. Find a way to serve that makes a difference to you.”
CEO
I help to fill the gap in health and wellness as it relates to social justice for Black women.
My calendar is generally double and tripled booked. After scanning the calendar, I plan the day before opening email to peruse those snoozed from the previous day. The day then proceeds to include approximately 25% administrative, 50% program and operations planning meetings, 25% fund development, and the remaining 25% staff management. At the end of 10-12 hours, the work is never complete, hence the need to snooze dozens of emails that become part of the following day's workload.
Here's the first step for college students
I recommend pursuing a graduate school degree within three to four years of completing undergraduate studies. I also recommend continuous learning and training, and actively working to bridge passion, skills, training, and vocation with a delicate balance.
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