FINANCIAL RECOVERY | DASHA KENNEDY [financial activist]
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On this episode of Free Thinking, Montel speaks with 33-year-old Financial Activist Dasha Kenned. A St. Louis native with over a decade of experience working as an accountant and default counselor, she created The Broke Black girl which connects, educates, and empowers minority women to achieve financial and mental wellness. The Broke Black Girl provides a safe and supportive space for women to openly discuss their financial hardships, advance their financial literacy, and seek free assistance from the professionals in the group. The platform has exceeded 60,000 women within one year, reaching women in 38 states and 96 countries. The Broke Black Girl has been featured on People, Elite Daily, Black Enterprise Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
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