LAVOSHEA HENDRY on Clubhouse

Bio

La’Voshea’s internal motivational stance is to advocate for not only children of incarcerated parents, and domestic violence survivors but for the population that makes up the hurting children and young of adults of America. It is her hope to be the example and exhibit that because your parents are incarcerated or you're facing a medical element that you don’t have to choose anything less than survival. You can choose daily to be the light in every dark situation that life tries to overwhelm and consume you with. You are your own validation, and you matter.
La'Voshea has experienced and survived infant loss, domestic violence, parental incarceration, surgeries, paralysis, organ failure, divorce, homelessness, mental, verbal, emotional, physical, financial and sexual abuse and that is only to name a few.
La'Voshea's daily mission is to now be the millennial Harriet Tubman and to pioneer and create a highway for people who mirror her in a world where humanity, and society forgot we existed and needed a pathway"Since you didn't want to see me sitting at the table, now I'm going to stand up and make the WHOLE table not just see me but hear US"La’Voshea has participated, been featured, and has spoken at multiple statewide and national conferences including channel Fox 26 “Houston with Damalia Keith" on July 2012, New York Times “Out of Prison, back to Houston” in November 2007, and Change Makers Pilot by Black Celebrity Giving Inc., and Jasmine Crowe in January 2013. La’Voshea also participated in the National Day of Remembrance 2016 and 2019 at Houston’s City Hall where she had the opportunity to read the names of the victims who unfortunately lost their lives to murder or gun violence; in addition to being interviewed by KPRC Channel 2 and ABC 13. She was also the keynote speaker at Houston's Annual Community Fun Day in 2019 where Zydeco Legend J.Paul Jr. performed. La'Voshea has also been a featured guest on Street 100 FM Radio, and KCOH with radio personality Jerri Beasley. She was also Kingdom Builder's Domestic Violence Survivor of the year in October 2019.