Aleyana M

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Email Aleyana M at aleyana@rsphealth.org. This email is the most updated Aleyana M's email found in 2026.

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To contact Aleyana M send an email to aleyana@rsphealth.org. (updated on September 17, 2024)

Program Director at The Resilient Sisterhood Project | Brooklyn, New York, United States

About Aleyana M

Aleyana Momplaisir (she/her) is a dedicated and passionate Program Director at The Resilient Sisterhood Project, where she leverages her academic background from Northeastern University to drive impactful initiatives focused on reproductive health and rights for women of African descent. In her current role, Aleyana spearheads a dynamic volunteer group of over 10 Black women aged 18 to 45, fostering a collaborative environment that prioritizes education and empowerment. Together, they create engaging social media content, informative blog posts, and interactive workshops that resonate with their community, ensuring that vital reproductive health information is accessible and culturally relevant.

Aleyana's expertise in communication and visual storytelling is instrumental in expanding the organization’s reach. Utilizing tools like Canva for graphic design and MailChimp for effective outreach, she crafts compelling narratives that not only inform but also inspire action among women who may feel marginalized in discussions about their health. Her proficiency in Bloomerang Donor Management enhances the organization’s ability to cultivate relationships with supporters, ensuring sustainable funding for their programs.

In addition to her project management skills, Aleyana is committed to providing constructive feedback and mentorship to her team, fostering an atmosphere of growth and collaboration. Her organizational and planning abilities are key in executing core programming that addresses the unique challenges faced by women of African descent. Through her leadership, Aleyana is not only advancing the mission of The Resilient Sisterhood Project but also contributing to a broader movement for reproductive justice, making her a vital force in the nonprofit sector.

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