DNP, RN 

Founder, President, CEO

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Dr. Deanna Stewart, DNP, RN has been a registered nurse for fifteen years. She graduated from Winston-Salem State University with her BSN. She received her MSN from Chamberlain University and her DNP from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 

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While attending UNC-Chapel Hill, Dr. Stewart conducted a study for her DNP proposal defense titled, "Implementing a Safe Space for African American Employees to Develop Individualized Racism Recovery Plans." The study allowed African American employees who had experienced racism throughout life to meet, vent, share commonalities, learn coping strategies, develop racial trauma recovery plans, and get on a path of healing and maintenance. As racial injustices continued around America and beyond, it became apparent that Black mental health was in imminent danger. There needed to be a release or an outlet so Black minds remained stable and healthy, and spaces were imperative at this point. Dr. Stewart's passion for incorporating special areas in organizations for African Americans and people of African descent led to the development of MyALLy Stewart Diversity Consulting. 

 

Dr. Stewart enjoys spending time with her family, exercising, and watching movies.

BSN, RN, PMHNP(s)—DNP©

Board of Director

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David Chinyeaka Agor, BSN, RN, PMHNP(s)—DNP©, is a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner Doctor of Nursing Practice(DNP) candidate at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (UNC-CH), where he specializes in Sexual and Gender Minority (SGM) stress and the impact of structural stigma on mental health outcomes among the SGM population. David is Jonas scholar—fellow: Rural Interprofesional scholar. David is an American Nursing Assocation Minority Fellow. Upon completing the Doctor of Nursing Practice program, David plans to pursue a Ph.D. in Nursing, with a research focus on policy-driven interventions to combat structural stigma for SGM people of color.

David is dedicated to addressing homonegativity and racism in healthcare. In his clinical practice, he has championed several inclusive SGM policies, including collecting sexual and gender orientation demographic admission data and implementing a safe-space inclusive atraumatic health care system for the SGM population. David has also led seminars for nurses on nutritional psychiatry—a novel field of psychiatry focused on harnessing the power of nutrients to improve mental health.

David is currently the co-leader for the southeast region of the International Society of Psychiatric Nursing. He also serves on UNC-CH’s LGBTQ Center Roundtable and the Provost’s Committee for LGBTQ Life. David regularly presents at international, national, and regional conferences on topics ranging from SGM people of color mental health to novel evidenced-based psychiatric treatment: nutritional psychiatry.

David was born and raised in Nigeria, West Africa. His hobbies include hiking, cooking, and
traveling.

MSN, RN, FNP

Board of Director

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Eyefujirin has extensive education in Environmental Engineering, BS, Nigeria
Nursing, BSN- Duke School of Nursing, Durham, NC. MSN, FNP- Simmons University, Boston, MA. She is a compassionate Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner with years of comprehensive experience providing acute care, wellness exams, preventative care, and chronic disease management for diverse and challenging populations. She's skilled at analyzing patient histories and preliminary test results to build diagnosis. Eyefujirin is a highly qualified and board certified FNP driven to build strong relationships with patients and families. She acts as a patient advocate to achieve best possible outcomes.

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Eyefujirin enjoys swimming and reading. 

MSN, RN

Board of Director

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An'gelique is an ambitious and dedicated nurse leader with twelve years of experience in healthcare. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (Magna cum laude) from North Carolina Central University and her Master of Science in Nursing in Leadership in Healthcare Systems (Magna cum laude).

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An'gelique's passion is providing services to her community, specifically to the female youth population as well as the geriatric population. She has provided education on health and hygiene, financial literacy, and career development over the last five plus years with the MATTER foundation out of Garner, NC. She has been a Meals on Wheels volunteer for three years. 

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She loves to cook and enjoys music and outings with her family. 

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