In this episode of the Humanitarian Heartbeat Podcast, host Nia Imani welcomes Jazmin Thomas, a dedicated firefighter, mother, and advocate for equitable healthcare. With a strong background in emergency management from her roles at the FDNY and NYC Emergency Management, Jazmin is committed to protecting her community. Currently pursuing a doctorate in public administration, she focuses on climate change equity and advocating for underserved populations.

Jazmin’s journey took a transformative turn when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021, reshaping her perspective on healthcare and advocacy. Now, she is passionate about raising awareness of MS in communities of color, where diagnosis rates are on the rise. Through her advocacy, Jazmin champions equitable healthcare access and the need for compassionate, comprehensive care for all.

Join Nia and Jazmin as they discuss her inspiring journey, the intersection of emergency management and healthcare advocacy, and her vision for creating meaningful change through nonprofit initiatives. This episode is a powerful reminder of resilience, community service, and the importance of advocating for those who are often overlooked.

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