Narcisse also founded Save Our Sisters United, Inc (S.O.S.U). S.O.S.U was founded as a way to extend further protection for Black Trans and Cis women. In this unique space, belonging uniquely to Black Trans and Cis women. Narcisse wanted to erase the stigma that these women were at war with each other. Moreover, S.O.S.U emphasizes that Black Trans and Cis women are more alike than different when it comes to social issues.

Dominique Harris unlocks the line of communication between clients, customers, and businesses to get projects done. With over 10 years in both public and private sectors, Dominique has experience in business and human resource development consultation, team building, professional development, strategic implementation, strategic alliances, and company collaboration. Dominique has achieved projects at Save Our Sisters United Inc, Interconnectivity Consulting, and Texas Southern University. Dominique holds an MBA and Master of Science in Human Resource Development from The University of Texas at Tyler.

Dr. Kimberly A. Parker conducts qualitative and mixed-methods research on women and minority health issues. She serves as the Principal Investigator for ``Be PrEPared!`` to assess the effectiveness of digital storytelling and multi-strategies interventions to increase knowledge, awareness, and intent to use pre-exposure prophylactics (PrEP) among women of color, and ``Lend Us Your Voice,,`` a qualitative study which examines the lived experience of HIV positive African American women in the South.