Chasity Melvin is a reigning pioneer in women’s sports, with a 14-year professional cross-cultural basketball career. Chasity inherited invaluable life skills, values, and a strong work ethic from her grandmothers. In her leadership role on and off the court, her strong faith has always been the driving force. Traveling overseas, Chasity depended heavily on her faith and allowed God to use her as a vessel. She encourages everyone to put God first and to use their voice! Chasity has gone on to write a devotional book titled End Of The Day. At the end of the day, it’s not what you say, but what you do.

Tania is proud of the woman-owned and minority-owned business that she has been able to create. It hasn’t always been easy though. As a first-generation American, her mother was a significant role-model in her life. She also has 15 years of employee experience that has helped her develop leadership skills, empower teams, and be a more impactful CEO. Tania teaches us to stay in tune with the positive energy that connects us all and to persevere no matter what comes our way. Her final words of wisdom are to make self-care a priority. “If we don’t take care of ourselves first, how are we going to help others?”

Dr. Ebony Butler is breaking the stigma that comes along with mental health. It’s just as important to keep your mind healthy, as it is any other functioning organ within your body. As a certified psychologist, Dr. Butler empowers and teaches women to take control of their mindset when it comes to healthy food choices and weight loss. Part of her teaching includes a three-part challenge of an individuals’ mindset, their habits, and their response to triggers.
She also recognized a need, specifically for other black women, to connect with mental health services without having to find an affordable local therapist. Thus, “My Therapy Cards” was born.