Book IWD Speaker: Nancy Joy Sison

Nancy Joy is a Filipina who started her career in the academe and research which developed her mind and heart towards caring and educating others.

During the pandemic, she organized free seminar-workshops for essential workers in their community to ease up emotional challenges and manage stress related to their journey that time.

She is currently affiliated to a company who immersed her more deeply into the realm of cancer patients - initially the blood cancers, now breast cancer. With everything she does, Nancy Joy is undeniably strengthened by her constant anchor to valuing life and making things better for others.
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