Sierra Lewter attended New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, studying film. 

 

At YMG, Sierra covered health disparities and other inequities affecting people of color and spoke on Capitol Hill at a domestic violence event about the “code of silence” among women and girls of color about this abuse. 

 

Sierra has worked at Aira as an agent where “she provides instant access to visual information and enhances everyday engagement for customer inquiries.” 

 

Sierra: 

• System perpetuates, benefits from mistreatment of black men, ex-prosecutor says (Published in USA Today)

• Domestic violence 'code of silence' contributes to prevalence across races, classes (Published in USA Today)

• Fatherlessness is harder on Father's Day, but 'father figures,' other role models fill in (Published in USA Today)

• Patients' traumatic lives prompt Kaiser Permanente to consider social complexity scores (Published in USA Today)

• COVID-19 Hits Blacks Hardest Due to 'Legacy of Inequality' - The Washington Informer

• We're losing our kids': Black youth suicide rate rising far faster than for whites; coronavirus, police violence deepen trauma (Published in USA Today)