Dalourny Nemorin: Running for Congress as a Woman - A Personal Story of Refusal, Community, and Relentless Hope
About this episode
Dalourny Nemorin shares her journey from her Haitian roots to running for Congress, emphasizing the importance of community and resilience.
In this conversation, Dalourny Nemorin shares the story behind the fire that drives her, from her Haitian roots to her work as a public defender, and now, her decision to run for Congress. But this episode goes deeper than titles. It’s about what it takes to keep going when the work is heavy. How to stay hopeful without becoming naive. And why community is not just important, it’s everything. Dalourny reflects on standing on the shoulders of those who came before her, people who believe...
People in this episode
Host: Valerie Lynn
Guest: Dalourny Nemorin
Topics covered
- politics
- community
- hope
- resilience
- personal story
Keywords
- Congress
- Haitian roots
- public defender
- community
- hope
- resilience
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Congress, public defender
Places: Haitian
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