Today's trailblazers and trendsetters share a passion for giving back to their community, whether by sharing a love of reading, educating about Black culture or being a voice for the voiceless.
White has worn many hats since returning to her native Harrisburg with a degree from Denison University in 2009, including a brief stint in 2021 as director of community relations and engagement with the Harrisburg Bureau of Police.
That now includes serving as director of programming for Bro2Go, Inc., a youth and adult reentry intervention and prevention service, and as co-chair of Young Professionals of Color Greater Harrisburg’s Juneteenth Coalition.“You don’t always need those titles or leadership positions to be influential to your community, right?
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