09/05/2026
The impact never stops at just the chapter level. Please help us congratulate one of our very own members, Yashica Turner, as she is spotlighted for her years of service in the medical field, growing her business, and supporting community outreach of healthier living.

We are so proud of you🩷💚
Sometimes legacy looks like being the first. Sometimes it looks like making sure you aren’t the last.
Meet Yashica Turner.
After nearly 30 years in nursing, Yashica has built a career defined by leadership, service, and representation.
She became the first African American nurses’ supervisor at the Natchitoches Parish Health Unit — and later became the first African American nurses’ supervisor in Red River Parish.
Today, she is continuing that legacy in education as a health occupations instructor and school nurse at Red River High School.
And she’s still building.
As the founder and owner of Seaux Shic Staffing Solutions, Yashica uses her knowledge and experience to provide health and safety training while creating opportunities to pour into others.
But perhaps the most powerful part of her legacy is what she understands about representation.
She knows what it means to enter spaces where people who look like you may not have always been seen. And now, she is intentional about opening doors for the women coming behind her.
Her goal isn't simply to succeed.
It is to leave people and communities better than she found them — and to remind the next generation that there is room for them, too.
Yashica Turner, your legacy is already opening doors.
This is 39 Acts of Legacy.
