Lisa Daughtrey is a dedicated mental health and homelessness advocate, motivational speaker, and TV & radio contributor. She is the founder and president of BE Eazy, an organization focused on educating communities about homelessness, suicide prevention, and mental health, emphasizing diverse cultures. A 33-year breast cancer survivor, Lisa is passionate about giving a voice to those affected by mental health struggles.
After losing her son to suicide in 2012, she launched a suicide prevention pilot program at TC Williams High School, leading to the integration of prevention programs in Alexandria Public Schools. Lisa has also organized numerous mental health workshops and sessions.
Lisa is a contributing author for Project Semicolon: Your Story Isn’t Over and Kevin Powell’s Writing Workshop, 2020: The Year that Changed America. Both publications reflect her journey of resilience and her commitment to improving lives, one story at a time. Lisa currently resides in Washington, DC, as a global IT consultant. She enjoys writing, adventure sports, and traveling in her spare time.