Prof. Nokuthula Sibiya makes history as the first Black female vice-chancellor of Mangosuthu University of Technology, bringing a strategic vision to enhance research, education, and community engagement.
Jerry Edwards Jr. makes history as the first Black federal judge for the Western District of Louisiana, emphasizing diversity and community engagement in his new role.
Kellen Gray makes history as the first African American conductor of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, bringing a unique vision for diversity and community engagement.
David D. Miles makes history as Suffolk’s first Black Sheriff, pledging to foster unity and responsive service in a growing, diverse community.
Shontell Robinson makes history as Forsyth County’s first African American woman county manager, promising inclusive governance and community engagement through countywide listening sessions.
Discover the inspiring journey of Stephanie V. Daniels, the first woman to lead the Miami-Dade Police Department. Explore her groundbreaking achievement and commitment to fostering growth and innovation in law enforcement.
Quentin “Q” Williams, the trailblazing first Black representative elected to Connecticut’s 100th House District. Explore his legacy as a dedicated public servant, education champion, and community advocate, whose impact continues to inspire future generations.
Meet Dajah Stallings, the trailblazing first Black woman to serve as the Seattle Seahawks Community Engagement and Legends Coordinator in the NFL. Learn about her journey, passion for player development, and the impact of her historic achievement on…