Meet Dr. TAD
Womanist, thought provoker, speaker, preacher, organizational developer, and community leader ~ Justice advocate for all.
Reverend Tawana Angela Davis, Ph.D
Reverend Tawana Angela Davis, Ph.D., is the visionary behind Dr. TAD Enterprises, a consulting firm specializing in breast cancer advocacy, leadership development, DEI training, and Womanist-centered organizational transformation. She is also the Co-Founder and President of NobleCareAI and SickTitties, innovative platforms advancing breast health equity, survivorship advocacy, and community-centered approaches to care, research, and storytelling.
A nationally respected thought leader, speaker, and justice advocate, Dr. Davis brings decades of expertise in racial equity, human resources, project management, and community systems change. A metastatic breast cancer thriver and outspoken advocate for breast cancer equity and domestic violence prevention, she blends lived experience with scholarly depth to create healing, inclusive, and justice-rooted spaces.
A contributor to Race, Work, and Leadership, Dr. Davis serves on national boards and advisory councils, including the American Cancer Society National Breast Cancer Roundtable Steering Committee and the Bexa Equity Alliance, where she champions equitable access and culturally grounded, community-led solutions.
At her core, she is a Womanist, a truth-teller, and a community healer. Above all, she is a proud mother and grandmother committed to transforming systems so all beloveds can thrive.
Podcast
This is Dr. TAD.
Harlem born.
Womanist grounded.
Still here.
On Tuesdays, we gather.
Not to perform.
Not to fix everything.
But to tell the truth and tend the soul.
This is a space for Black beloveds who have lived long enough to know that healing is not linear…
that leadership costs something…
and that joy, is sacred.
We talk about faith and fatigue.
Justice and grief.
Bodies that carry memory.
Dreams that refuse to die.
And the holy work of becoming whole in a world that profits from our exhaustion.
This is not hustle culture audio.
This is not respectability radio.
This is front-porch wisdom.
Kitchen-table theology.
Harlem grit with soft edges earned through survival.
If you’re tired of shrinking.
If you’re learning how to rest without guilt.
If you believe liberation begins with truth and community…
Pull up a chair.
The doors re-opens on Tuesday, February 3rd.
Welcome to #TuesdaysWithTawana.
Where Black women tell the truth, tend the soul, and imagine what’s next.
