Our social media theme for September, #InfoIsPower, amplifies community leaders who enable access to information and knowledge. This week, we are featuring Lindsey Stamper, an educator and musician driven to create a classroom environment that celebrates student diversity and comprehensive music-making.

At Herd Strategies, we believe it is imperative for information to be equitable and accessible to all. Throughout the month of September, we will be using our platforms to discuss how #InfoIsPower by highlighting community leaders who use their voices to teach and empower others. This week’s feature is Faith Sherrill, a Black athlete and educator who acts upon the opportunity to impact the next generation through representation.

Women are taught to be caregivers and to pour into others so much that we often lose ourselves, our passions, and our interests. I've found that when wearing all the hats we wear, we can easily fall into not caring about ourselves or our dreams. This ignited my mission to create space for women to dig in and do the hard work needed to achieve their personal goals.