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IntroductionYes2Kollege is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization in the Sacramento area

Mission: To provide African-Americans with tools and resources to:• improve community wellness• aspire to higher education & careers

Programs: • African-American Women’s Health

Legacy • Minority Health Professions Mentor

Program • Saturday Scholars Academy

Create a legacy report to highlight the community work of Yes2Kollege

Process:• Conducted interviews• Reviewed post-event evaluations• Attended Yes2Kollege events

Purpose:• Serve as a contribution to future

generations• A marketing tool for partners or donors• Honor the work that is being

accomplished

A Legacy of Wellness

Gina Finical, RN, BSN, CCRN Nicole Vance, RN, BSN, CCRN

Project Description Themes from Interviews

• Toni Colley-Perry, Yes2Kollege Education Consultant

• Sharon Chandler, Yes2Kollege Executive Director

• Jann Murray-Garcia, M.D., M.P.H., Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing

• Yes2Kollege’s partners

Acknowledgements

Networking & Mentorship Representation Within

Healthcare

Exposure to Different Opportunities

Leveraging Disparity

Unique Qualities ofMs. Colley-Perry and Ms. Chandler

A Vision for Youth

Mobilization of People Into Community Work

A Legacy of Wellness

“They create synergy. We’re stronger together.”-Sheree Criner, MS, RN-BC

Vice President, Capitol City Black Nurses Association

“They have made my work easier by advocating on my behalf: supporting my ideas, connecting me with elected

officials, and most importantly, believing in me before I even did

myself.”– Carter Todd, MS, RN, CCRN

President, Capitol City Black Nurses Association

”They’ve seen this need and they’ve jumped on it. And they had

to do the networking all themselves, all these different

people in the health fields. And it is working!”

- Tyree DavieMedical Student