After enduring nine pregnancy losses before the birth of her son, Rachelle M. Dumas, a registered nurse and founder of A Light After Nine, turned her pain into purpose. In this powerful conversation, Rachelle and host Bree Jensen dive deep into maternal health, medical gaslighting, and the urgent need for patient advocacy, especially for Black women. Rachelle shares how she transformed her personal experiences into a mission-driven nonprofit and a life-saving app that empowers patients to nav...
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After enduring nine pregnancy losses before the birth of her son, Rachelle M. Dumas, a registered nurse and founder of A Light After Nine, turned her pain into purpose. In this powerful conversation, Rachelle and host Bree Jensen dive deep into maternal health, medical gaslighting, and the urgent need for patient advocacy, especially for Black women. Rachelle shares how she transformed her personal experiences into a mission-driven nonprofit and a life-saving app that empowers patients to nav...
Would anyone like to see social change in the government and educational sectors? I thank God for Barbara, who has resiliently made an impact for decades in both. Listen as she shares her "WHY" education, sneak peek (incredibly moving story), and tips on how you can create change! TheSocialimpact.co instagram.com/bree_jensen_/ Dr. Barbara Dickerson Spanning the educational continuum, Barbara has taught elementary and high school students as well as college undergraduates and graduate stude...
The Social Impact Podcast with Bree Jensen
After enduring nine pregnancy losses before the birth of her son, Rachelle M. Dumas, a registered nurse and founder of A Light After Nine, turned her pain into purpose. In this powerful conversation, Rachelle and host Bree Jensen dive deep into maternal health, medical gaslighting, and the urgent need for patient advocacy, especially for Black women. Rachelle shares how she transformed her personal experiences into a mission-driven nonprofit and a life-saving app that empowers patients to nav...
