Community Advisory Board

Frequent engagement with the voices of women we serve is vital to our work. The dedicated members of The Well Project's community advisory board (CAB) provide insights from diverse communities and guidance on improving our programs to best serve our audience. Co-chairs provide multiple levels of support and leadership on the CAB.

Emerita CAB members remain involved with the group in various ways once their "official" time as fully engaged CAB members has ended.

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Destiny Smith is an HIV advocate from Davenport, Iowa. She is the current president of Positive Iowans Taking Charge (PITCH), becoming the youngest member on their core community.

As a dedicated Emmy-nominated producer, HIV activist, and Legacy Leader, Masonia Traylor uses advocacy, social media, community-based research, and community outreach to create awareness centering the intersections of HIV/AIDS with a primary focus on women and youth.

Louise Vallace is the founder of Aunty Lou's House, a platform dedicated to HIV advocacy and holistic wellness.

Katie Adsila Willingham is a two-spirit, bisexual woman of transgender experience and Cherokee heritage from rural northwest Alabama.

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Members of The Well Project community at USCHA 2022.

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