Meet Our Team
OUR CORE VALUES
Community, Collaboration, Health & Innovation
Keri M. Hill, Ph.D., CHES
President & Founder
After spending nearly 25 years in nonprofit and education settings, Dr. Keri Hill founded She Soars. Dr. Hill’s nonprofit work has included serving as Vice President and Director of Programs with Atlanta-based organizations that address health disparities for Black women and families and empower young people to make healthy choices. Keri’s commitment to public health is also demonstrated in classroom settings. Dr. Hill serves as a public health professor at Agnes Scott College and is a former public health professor for Kennesaw State University. Keri is a former health and healthcare science teacher for Atlanta Public Schools. Keri also serves as a Wellness Coach and is a proud member of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Metropolitan Atlanta Chapter.
Dr. Hill holds a Bachelor of Community Health degree, Master of Public Health degree, and a Doctorate in Education Curriculum & Instruction. She is a Certified Health Education Specialist, has a certificate in Nonprofit Management, and is currently completing a certificate in Professional Inclusive Leadership.
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LaTonya Bynum, MPH, CHES
Program Director
LaTonya Bynum, MPH, CHES has over twenty years of experience in Retail Sales, Public Health, and Health Information Technology. Bynum holds a Master of Public Health degree with an emphasis in Health Policy and Management and a Bachelor of Science in Health Education with a concentration in Community Health and Spanish. Bynum is the author of “Tools for Career Success: 101 Answers to FAQs about Public Health”, Mind Ya Business: Are You Okay?” and e-book “The Opportunity Paperwork: Learn The Basics of Documenting AWESOME”. First author of “The Role of Depression in Chronic Disease Management: An Analysis of the U.S. Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System”. Bynum used her SAS program coding language, research analysis and plain-language talents to publish this scholarly work as well as 4 other Health Disparities related research papers cited more than 40+ times by fellow public health leaders.
Janae Combs, MA, LPC, NCC, RLT
Director of Wellness
Janae is an experienced Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with over 20 years of practice in helping individuals and families navigate crisis situations. She specializes in working with adults, families, couples, and adolescents, offering support in a variety of contexts, including psychiatric hospitals, residential facilities, and divorce/copro-parenting services.
Her extensive background includes leadership roles such as Assistant Director and Director of Therapeutic and Community Services at an agency focused on children and families in crisis. In these positions, Janae was responsible for personnel management, supervising interns, and collaborating with family therapists to support clients effectively. Janae works with other organizations where she helps families in transition with divorce and coparenting. Currently, Janae operates her private practice, Changing Perceptions Therapy, where she provides psychotherapy.
Kimberley Broomfield-Massey, Ph.D.
Evaluation Consultant
Dr. Broomfield-Massey is an evaluator and researcher who specializes in participatory methods, quantitative and qualitative research, and meeting facilitation. She uses her lived experience as a Black first-generation American woman to ensure that research questions, methods and dissemination respects the values and diversity of the clients served by the programs she assesses. Valuing the wisdom of both the community and academia, Kimberley uses her academic and professional experiences to serve as a conduit to foster a bi-directional exchange between both perspectives. Dr. Broomfield-Massey has been conducting research and evaluation in maternal and child health, with a focus on creating health equity since 2003.
