Black History Month Wrap-Up: Honoring Our Past, Creating Our Future Every Day

Throughout February, we honored Black pioneers who have shaped healthcare, GIS, and beyond. In case you missed it, here’s a look at some of the incredible leaders we highlighted:

  • John Moon – One of the first Black paramedics in the U.S., helping shape modern EMS.
  • Dr. Patricia Bath – Inventor of the Laserphaco Probe, revolutionizing cataract surgery.
  • Antoinette Hardy-Waller – Advocate for Black leadership in healthcare finance.
  • Gloria A. Brown – Broke barriers as the first Black woman U.S. Forest Service supervisor, using GIS for land conservation.
  • Clinton G. Johnson – Founder of NorthStar of GIS, advocating for racial equity in mapping.
  • LeAundra McCullough – Hopeworks alum turned GIS Team Lead, leading major projects in Camden & Philadelphia.

Black history is happening every day, and we’re proud to celebrate these trailblazers paving the way for future generations. Stay tuned for more #BHM highlights on our social media!

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