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Nominate A Tick-Borne Disease Advocate for Women’s History Month

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Women’s History Month is just around the corner, and we are excited to take the opportunity to celebrate women in the Tick-Borne Disease Community. We want to honor advocates who are making a difference – in ways both big and small. 

That’s where you come in! 

We need YOU to nominate a researcher, advocate, or community leader that inspires you (and let us know why you’re submitting them!)

Here’s what to do:

To nominate an advocate, DM us on social media or email media@tbcunited.org by March 1st! 

Follow us on our social channels to see the results of this campaign!

Instagram: @tickborneconditionsunited

Facebook: @TBCUnited

LinkedIn: @TBCUnited

Thank you for participating, and thank you to all of our incredible tick-borne disease advocates!

Nominate an Advocate Here

TBCUnited.org is a nonprofit 501(c)3 corporation and a community that supports healthcare providers, affected patients and their families, and employers with the latest research, science-based knowledge, and innovations to diagnose and treat tick-borne diseases.

TBC United is also a patient advocacy organization. We contribute to, and help promote the creation of new public policies and legislation that can improve the lives of people with tick-borne illnesses.

Get engaged with us. Visit TBCUnited.org.

Warm regards,

Beth and Jennifer

Beth Carrison

CoFounder and Director of Advocacy

Jennifer Platt, DrPH

CoFounder and Director of Programs

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Cofounder, TBC United, CEO and Founder, TickWarriors

Dr. Jennifer Platt has decades of experience in public health and environmental program development. She has led the creation of nationally recognized, award-winning education programs and has spoken extensively to audiences of all sizes.

While working on her doctorate in public health from the University of North Carolina in 2011, Dr. Platt contracted Ehrlichiosis. She was later confirmed to also have Lyme Disease and Babesia.

Dr. Platt’s personal experience with tick-borne illness led her to create TickWarriors in 2016, which provides eco-friendly tick protection for people, pets, and property. The pervasive need for education and awareness led Dr. Platt to co-found Tick-borne Conditions United in 2018 with Beth Carrison.

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