Kyna Shine of the American Heart Association Promoted AHA Scholars and the UNCF National Leadership Conference on WDIA
Kyna Shine, the Vice President of NextGen Programs & Healthy Living at the American Heart Association (AHA), was a guest on WDIA, where she discussed the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) National Leadership Conference that took place in Memphis, Tennessee. Along with promoting this key event alongside Dr. Rubye Taylor Drake of UNCF, Kyna also raised awareness about the impactful AHA Scholars Program, which has been shaping the future of health advocacy and leadership.
The AHA Scholars Program: Empowering the Next Generation of Health Leaders
The AHA Scholars Program is dedicated to developing young leaders who are passionate about health education, advocacy, and community engagement. Through this program, students are equipped with the tools, training, and resources they need to become future medical professionals and ambassadors for heart health and wellness in their communities.
As Vice President of NextGen Programs & Healthy Living, Kyna Shine played a pivotal role in driving initiatives that engaged youth in promoting healthy living and heart health. Her focus was on ensuring that young people were equipped with the knowledge and skills to lead healthier lives and make a lasting impact on their communities.
Spotlighting the AHA Scholars at the UNCF National Leadership Conference
The UNCF National Leadership Conference was a powerful event that brings together young leaders, advocates, and educators. It provides a platform to highlight the importance of youth leadership in advancing education, health, and community well-being—areas where the AHA Scholars Program has been making a tremendous difference.
During her conversation on WDIA, Kyna shared how the AHA Scholars Program has been preparing the next generation of health leaders to advocate for heart health, raise awareness, and promote healthier communities. The UNCF National Leadership Conference is an ideal event to connect with other passionate leaders, and Kyna emphasized the importance of building a future where health education is prioritized.
The Power of the Next Generation
The AHA Scholars Program has always aimed to empower young leaders with the tools they need to inspire others. Whether it is teaching hands-only CPR, advocating for health equity, or promoting heart disease prevention, the AHA Scholars are already leading the charge in making health education more accessible and impactful. These young leaders have been instrumental in building a future where heart health is a priority.
Kyna’s appearance on WDIA provided an inside look at how the AHA Scholars Program is not just educating Scholars about health, but also empowering them to take on leadership roles and become change-makers in their communities.
Listen to Kyna’s insightful conversation on WDIA, where she shared her thoughts on heart health, leadership, and the incredible work of the AHA Scholars Program and empowering the next generation of health leaders.
