Alicia speaks on her passion about Empowering women to know their worth and to stop settling for less than they deserve. She recognizes some of the issues women have been facing for years and believes that it’s paramount we equip our young girls and daughters with the knowledge that came to us late, In the hopes that these lessons can serve them well in the future as they navigate their own lives and the knowledge and tools can be passed down from generation to generation. 

Lori B. Donofrio-Galley transitioned from corporate writing & editing roles into nonprofit organizational management.  Expertise includes public relations, sales & marketing, storytelling, strategic planning, intentional networking, creative problem-solving, business development, grant-writing, and volunteer management.

Host: Channiera & Jenni Lee 

website : uncommonwomen.net

Guest: Lori B. Donofrio-Galley

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Neicee shares her amazing story of being sexually abused by multiple family members and setting herself free from her traumatic experiences by writing her book called Behind Closed Doors. Tune in to learn more about her story and how she’s helping others.

Guest: Neicee Jordan Website: Iamneiceej.com

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Kezia is a 19-year school high graduate who has struggled with suicide herself. Kezia has written nonpublished posts and has been on several podcasts. Her goal is to help others in similar situations as her. As in her peer group who are struggling with mental health. Kezia isn’t afraid to speak on her story but to be a voice for others who perhaps aren’t strong enough to have a voice of their own.

In this episode the host of Uncommon Women will be thanking each guest they've had on the show for this season, what’s upcoming for 2022 & a special closing topic on healing.

Host: Jenni Lee & Chaniera

website: UncommonWomen.net

Jenn Taylor helps women to raise their self-esteem and confidence by teaching them to compete with stress and overwhelming areas of life. By working 1:1 within her group she eliminates all the past traumas, negative emotions, and limiting beliefs forging a purpose and direction in their life. Besides, she is a mom of 18, listen in to hear how amazing  story .

Host: Chaniera & Jenni Lee

Guest: Jenn Taylor 

Treamell Lawrence is a relationship coach and a founder of the DBDS singles group. He gives transparency advice to people through his own personal and professional experience. Treamell has been providing lifelong relationship advice since 2014. He also has a Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Communication. His goal is to help those build strong relationships through effective communication. You can find him on different platforms of blogs and YouTube channel Titled Dear Brothers, Dear Sisters. He always has insight and a deeper understanding of the importance of relationships in life and always seeking to help others grow and understand relationships. 

Host: Chaniera & Jenni Lee

Guest: Treamell Lawrence 

Guest Website: Dearbrotherdearsister.com

Fatima & Mobi, college inspiration students whom started a foundation called Beauty with Brains, to help young girls achieve their dreams despite the obstacles. They also launched a clothing line brand with two other organizations. To hear more about what they are doing for college students and young girls all over the world tune in to hear how these young women are impacting others. 

Dr. Beatriz Villarreal is the first Mexican student to receive a doctoral degree in education from the University of San Diego since, her arrival in the USA in 1984. She had always been interested in helping and working with Latino people that led to receiving an award from the Mexican consulate, San Diego, for leadership in helping the Latino Community back in 2012. Her assistance experience brought her to light that 70% of Latino children were in jail. After the impactful advisory program “Spectrum Program” of providing support and education to children in Juvenile Hall, she decided to start working on preventing the side through her project and started “Mano a Mano foundation”. This organization is a non-profit foundation with an experience of over 25 years to provide support and education to Latino families. They offer an array of conferences encompassing a variety of educational topics regarding healthy parenting and prevention of drug abuse not only to people in the USA but also to Latin American Countries. 

Deanna Adams mother of 3 and the author of A Mother’s Survival: Finding Balance Through The Storm.