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  • "Joy was a featured speaker at our annual virtual workshop series, delivering a presentation that was both passionate and expertly crafted. She captivated our members, engaging them across all age groups, and fostering a safe space for genuine participation. Furthermore, her responsiveness and pleasant demeanor made coordination effortless. Joy is an insightful mental health speaker who knows how to connect with her audience."

    - Aneisha Hughes, Big Sister Little Sister Mentoring Program Founder

  • "Joy's presence was truly impactful. She brought a wealth of knowledge and cultural competency to the table, offering attendees a range of creative and valuable mental health resources. The enthusiasm surrounding her presentation was palpable. People were drawn to her approachable demeanor and expertise."

    - Erriel Hawkins, CA Black Women's Health Project

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