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BRCA in marginalized communities: Alejandra Campoverdi's talks healthcare access and politics.
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Alejandra Campoverdi is BRCA positive and after losing both a grandmother and great grandmother to breast cancer, she almost lost her mother to the disease, as well. Alejandra is a public figure with a unique tapestry of professional experiences. Among them, she’s a former White House aide to President Obama, and recent candidate for California’s 34th congressional district. She’s also a journalist and media executive. Alejandra gives voice to women's health issues and to marginalized communities and her story highlights important issues of access to healthcare.
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