Team Harmony

We are officially in the home stretch, and I’ll be honest — I’m feeling both excited and a little nervous as we move closer to the Southeastern Regional Conference. This journey has been meaningful, humbling, and filled with so much encouragement along the way. 💙💛

Thank you to everyone who has supported me, prayed for me, attended a webinar, shared a kind word, connected with me personally, or simply taken time to learn more about Sigmas in Harmony: Sophisticated Records. Unified Voices. Your support truly means more than you know.

I’m currently working to finalize the last round of campaign materials as we prepare for conference, and every bit of support continues to help move this vision forward.

I also had the opportunity to host my Candidate Meet & Greet, and it was such a joy to see so many familiar faces and meet sorors from across the region while…

I am nervous, humble and excited… 🥹😌😅👏🏾

Hey family — it’s been a minute, and that pause was intentional.

Behind the scenes, we took time to freeze, focus, and strategize. Campaign work requires seasons of visibility and seasons of quiet alignment, and we were doing the work that doesn’t always show up on the timeline.

Now we’re back.

Yesterday, our Linktree officially dropped, and with it came new content and updated information about me, the campaign, and what we’re building together. I also quietly introduced something I’m very proud of — the Archives Magazine. I’ll share more about that soon, but at its core, it’s about defining artifacts: the records, memories, and moments that tell our collective story with care and intention.

I’m incredibly grateful.

Grateful for the encouragement.

Things I’ve already learned during campaigning:

• Don’t send emails in the middle of the night, no matter if it ends with " :22"

• Send emails only to people in our region, even if they have friends in your region

• Spell check matters 😂

• Don't be afraid to put yourself out there cause you never know who is rooting for you!

Listen… when you are your own campaign team, some details might get overlooked. It happens. But I think we get the picture.