Tanya Lawson is a multifaceted advocate deeply committed to social justice, mental health awareness, and community empowerment. As a Foundational Black American married to a Haitian immigrant, her life experiences have given her a unique perspective on cultural diversity and social issues. Having faced personal tragedies, Tanya is driven to address mental health challenges and promote healing modalities like animal-assisted therapy and spiritual practices.

Her professional journey spans massage therapy, administrative work, and advocacy for individuals with disabilities, shaping her work in promoting inclusive policies. Tanya co-founded a spiritualist church, integrating spiritual growth and mindfulness into her holistic approach to health and community development. She is also a strong proponent of organic farming, sustainable agriculture, and financial literacy as pathways to improving community well-being.

In family law, Tanya advocates for fair treatment, including paternity rights and child custody reforms, and she actively promotes constitutional fairness and equal application of the law. Her holistic approach to social change reflects a commitment to justice, compassion, and equality, inspiring others to foster understanding and positive impact across diverse communities.