We wanted to make sure you didn’t miss our latest New Politics podcast episode!

This episode features Tiahna Pantovich, Army veteran, social worker, activist, and founder, who stopped by to share her story, her mission to advocate for military sexual assault survivors, and her work to support veterans at our nation’s HBCUs.

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Tiahna is the embodiment of the transformational, service-oriented leaders we’re working to support and elect at every level of public office here at New Politics. She’s not only an Army vet and clinical social worker, she’s also the founder of VETSxHBCU, an organization that supports veterans at more than 100 historically Black colleges and universities. The daughter of immigrants, she enlisted in the Army after graduating high school.

In this episode, Tiahna talks about her deeply personal and extraordinary professional journey to becoming an outspoken advocate for sexual assault survivors in the military, and how she continues to serve as both a clinical social worker and an activist with aspirations to serve through politics in the years ahead.

To hear more about Tiahna’s inspiring story and crucial activist work, listen to the full podcast episode here.

Thanks for keeping up with New Politics and the work of the incredible servant leaders who inspire our mission.

Gabe

Gabriel Ramos
Director of Communications
New Politics