Discover the inspiring story of Carolyn Mitchell, Kansas City’s first Black female firefighter and captain, who broke barriers and transformed the fire service.
Mayor Ken Welch appoints Keith Watts as St. Petersburg’s first Black fire chief, emphasizing safety and community engagement in a historic decision.
Captain Harvey Hicks, Richmond’s first Black fire captain, is honored among fallen heroes at the Commonwealth Public Safety Memorial, celebrating its 10th anniversary.
Paris Harris, a 19-year-old University of Idaho student, is on a path to become America’s first Black female smokejumper, breaking barriers in wildland firefighting.
Sisters Ashley and Shanah Laroche make history as FDNY’s first Black female firefighters, paving the way for diversity and inspiring future generations in New York’s fire service.
Discover the inspiring story of Chief Harold D. Scoggins, the first Black firefighter hired by Glendale Fire Department, who rose to become the fire chief of Seattle. Learn about his journey, challenges, and legacy in promoting diversity and…