Black Women Find Connection and Community Through Msaada Mentorship Program
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Nevaeh Angarita ’26 traveled to Atlanta with a group of her peers to connect with alums of color last spring as part of the Women of Color Career Trek organized by the Matthews Center for Career Development. Many of the Atlanta alums are Msaada mentors.
The Msaada Mentorship Program has been forging partnerships between Black women students and alums who share similar interests, passions and career goals for nearly three years. For Nevaeh Angarita ’26 and Zaynah Johnson ’10, the program brought renewed Davidson College connections and opportunities to heal.