Her distinguished record of public service includes, working with and serving her community men, women, and children. She has participated with the Young Democrat Political Leaders and the Democratic Executive Committee Party, the Nomi Kids & Democracy Political Election Week for the students in Miami’s elementary, middle, and high schools, the grand opening of Overtown Youth Center’s Clinic as a volunteer registered nurse, and as an active member of the Citizens Coalition for Miami Dade Public School, PTA and PTSA.
She is a unique person, in the United States Senate, known for her down-to-earth, determined style. Accordingly, as a mother, critical care registered nurse, community leader, community advocate, and the first elected Haitian to Florida’s upper chamber, she fully understands how complex issues affect every day American families.
Former Senator Campbell possesses the extraordinary leadership qualities required to rebuild, restore, empower, inspire, and work with local officials, community groups and individuals to develop an overall vision with specific tasks and measurable goals in Senate District 35, to be an even more successful community. She will be a tireless advocate for all people.
Senator Campbell has been honored and awarded for her excellency, integrity and passion for service on numerous occasions. She has chosen to run in 2020 for office because she has seen too many times, individuals during their campaign run one way to get elected, then govern the complete opposite way when they get there. Her experience and knowledge of politics far supersedes her opponents, and Senate District 35 seat needs a more experienced elected official to stand up for the citizens, not just for getting elected. Below are a few more of her recognitions and awards:
Affiliations
A Fair Democratic
Advocate for PTA/PTSA of Miami-Dade School Board
Barry University Advisory Council
Christian Coalition Against Domestic Abuse (CCADA)
Christian Family Coalition (CFC)
Citizens’ Coalition for Public Schools
Community Action Agency serving Broward to Key West
Democratic Black Caucus of Florida
Greater Miami Chapter
Greater North Miami Chamber of Commerce
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Miami
Haitian-American Democratic Club
Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida (H.A.N.A.)
Healthcare Forum Agency for Home Care Association
Jewish Community Services (JCS) of South Florida
Largest Facebook Group of Haitians
LOCAL 1991 NOMI Kids & Democracy
Miami-Dade Chapter, Chamber of Commerce
Miami-Dade College Democrats
Miami-Dade County Legislative Delegation
NAACP-NWACP
National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHA)
National Black Nurses Association (NBNA)
National Coalition of 100 Black Women (NCBW)
Ron Brown Democratic Leadership Council
Safespace (Serving Victims of Domestic Violence)
The Caribbean American Democratic Club
Tim Hardaway Foundation & Andy Cup Voice to Voiceless
The Jamaica Nurses’ Association of Florida (JNAF)
SEIU, former member
Highlights
AMI Kids Miami-Dade, Award Certificate of Appreciation, 2011-2012
Christian Family Coalition, Friend of the Family Award, Recognition for common sense family values, November 2012, Recognition for 100% voting record session, 2011
ICABA, 100 Most Accomplished Black Entrepreneurs and Community Leaders, 2012
Latin University of Theology, The Degree of Honorary Doctor of Divinity, 2012
Latin University of Theology, The Honorary Professorship Award, 2012
Unsung Heroes, Activist Award, 2012
WOW, Women That Transcend, Recognition Award, 2012
All Nations Community Service, Legislator of the Year Recognition Award, 2011
Miami 1st Haitian Church of God, Honorary Recognition Award, 2011
Ebenezer Christian Academy and Full Gospel Assembly of Miami, Award of Appreciation, 2010
Former Senator Campbell is a hardworking leader who has seen too many suffering from a lack of affordable health care, individuals having to work multiple jobs to support their families, housing cost increasing with little increases in wages, our public schools neglected, solo families needing support, crime growing and public safety challenged, while elected officials do just enough to get by. She is a mother, a nurse, a politician, and most importantly she will serve her former District 35 seat with pride and become the VOICE FOR THE VOICELESS.