About Us

I am an aspiring physician, hoping to advocate for public health education and underrepresented minorities in healthcare. I am currently working on my undergraduate degree at Providence College. I will be majoring in Health Policy and Management on the Pre-med track. I am a daughter of Mexican immigrants, going to doctor's appointments with either of my parents introduced me to the flaws of the healthcare systems predominately for immigrants or disadvantaged demographics. I hope that this website serves as a resource for those who can understand a similar struggle. 

I am aiming to pursue a job as an OBGYN to help educate girls and women more thoroughly about anatomy and self pleasure as well as provide more access/ easier access to contraceptives as well as education in less fortunate countries. I am currently attending Emory University in Atlanta Georgia, majoring in public health and following the pre-med track.  As a NYC public school student, I probably took sex education five times throughout my schooling. During that time I registered that so many girls and women feel uncomfortable in their own bodies, largely because both the education system and medical system fail to normalize simple bodily functions. As I moved through high school, I quickly learned that there is often less funding for research into health issues common to women and a general lack of awareness about women’s reproductive health and anatomy. I hope this website and community can provide support for those under-represented demographics that I hope to inspire, and help talk more about these unspoken issues that women face in the healthcare industry.