08/24/2026
I am so grateful that my camera put me in the room.
That’s exactly how I felt after photographing the Sisters in Public Health President’s Dinner.
From my first interaction with founder Angela N. Frazier, MPH meeting the organization’s leaders, there was an instant connection.
Sisters in Public Health was created to empower, educate and support women in public health, and their mission landed with me personally. My own experiences have changed the way I think about health, advocacy and the importance of having community around you.
And that night, I got to see that community in real time. It was the celebration, the laughter, and the authentic sisterhood for meee!! Women genuinely rooting for other women. It was a beautiful thing to witness.
As a New Orleans event photographer, I get to document a lot of beautiful celebrations, but every once in a while, the work becomes personal too.
I came to photograph their President’s Dinner. I left grateful that my camera put me in that room.
Here’s to finding—and celebrating—the rooms where you feel like you belong. What kind of community has been that for you?
