O'SHAYA JOHNSON - YWCA PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Episode 3 of the 90 DAY PODCAST (Story time) Presented by Crystal Renee podcast, hosted by Crystal Lomax, titled "O'SHAYA JOHNSON - YWCA PROGRAM COORDINATOR" was published on February 4, 2022 and runs 24 minutes.

February 4, 2022 ·24m · 90 DAY PODCAST (Story time) Presented by Crystal Renee

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O'Shaya is smart, resilient and knows how to bring her "A" game when it comes to her role as a YWCA Program Coordinator. She believes in coaching and building up young women self awareness, self esteem and to become more knowledgeable in the program to help uplift women to become stronger women in today's society. O'Shaya works in multiple YWCA centers. O'Shaya works with women at Manchester and Capitol Community Colleges to help support women toward their college and career goals. Their Young Women's Leadership Corps supports girls in high school and middle school across the Hartford Region. O'Shaya is passionate about what she does and it shows. You can hear it in her voice when she speaks about the happiness the women bring to her life as well as the happiness and joy she brings to theirs. She is definitely the highlight for our Black History Month. To find out more about the program check out http://www.ywcahartford.org FOLLOW ME: TWITTER: @CrystalHypolit2 FACEBOOK: Crystal Lomax INSTAGRAM: Crystal_alwaysrocks LINKEDIN: Crystal Hypolite TIK TOK: @crystal_renee6 EMAIL: [email protected] FOLLOW ME: MUSIC BY: VUITTON2X PRODUCER INSTAGRAM: _vuitton2x EMAIL: [email protected] TICTOK: VUITTON2X

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O'Shaya is smart, resilient and knows how to bring her "A" game when it comes to her role as a YWCA Program Coordinator. She believes in coaching and building up young women self awareness, self esteem and to become more knowledgeable in the program to help uplift women to become stronger women in today's society. O'Shaya works in multiple YWCA centers. O'Shaya works with women at Manchester and Capitol Community Colleges to help support women toward their college and career goals. Their Young Women's Leadership Corps supports girls in high school and middle school across the Hartford Region. O'Shaya is passionate about what she does and it shows. You can hear it in her voice when she speaks about the happiness the women bring to her life as well as the happiness and joy she brings to theirs. She is definitely the highlight for our Black History Month. To find out more about the program check out http://www.ywcahartford.org FOLLOW ME: TWITTER: @CrystalHypolit2 FACEBOOK: Crystal Lomax INSTAGRAM: Crystal_alwaysrocks LINKEDIN: Crystal Hypolite TIK TOK: @crystal_renee6 EMAIL: [email protected] FOLLOW ME: MUSIC BY: VUITTON2X PRODUCER INSTAGRAM: _vuitton2x EMAIL: [email protected] TICTOK: VUITTON2X

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