Category: Science
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Dr. Nakiya Naomi Showell, the first African American Medical Director of the Harriet Lane Clinic at Johns Hopkins, leads efforts to improve pediatric care and promote health equity for underserved communities.
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Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Levi Watkins Jr., the first Black chief cardiac surgery resident at Johns Hopkins, a pioneer in medicine, and a champion for diversity.
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Discover how Dr. Mumba Chalwe-Kaja became Zambia’s first female urological surgeon, breaking barriers and championing excellence in African medicine through research, education, and advocacy.
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Tauana McDonald has been named the President and CEO of Mount Carmel Health System, becoming the first African American woman to lead the 138-year-old organization. Learn more about her leadership and achievements.
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Bolu Ogunyemi, a Nigerian-born dermatologist, becomes the first Black president of the Canadian Medical Association in 158 years.
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Discover the inspiring story of Margaret S. Collins, America’s first Black female entomologist, who revolutionized termite research and fought for civil rights.
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Omarr Tobias becomes the first Black Rear Admiral in the Civil Engineer Corps, leading the Navy’s mission to restore critical infrastructure under Project 33.
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Albany Technical College honors Dr. Walter Carl Gordon Jr., the first Black surgeon at Phoebe, with a dedicated surgical lab.
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Dr. Alexandra Bastiany, Canada’s first Black woman interventional cardiologist, breaks barriers and advocates for diversity in medicine while inspiring the next generation of medical professionals.
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Discover how two visionary women launched the first Black-owned women’s eyewear company, blending cultural heritage with modern design and social impact.
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