Constance Jones Host Hypoglycemia Gala

The 4th Annual Hypoglycemia Support Foundation, Inc. "Glitz & Glam Gala" was an amazing night! It was such an honor to serve as the Mistress of Ceremonies for this event! Special congratulations goes out to Roberta Ruggiero and HSF for creating such a successful gala!

Barbie Puts the "B" in BOSS!

I love getting a glimpse into the lives of my favorite fashionista, that's why I started following Barbie on Instagram! But what really makes Barbie fabulous is her new job! She now works at LinkedIn—a business-oriented social networking service. Barbie just joined the social media site a few weeks ago, and she already has thousands of followers!  

Using Faith to Conquer HIV

       Miami-Dade County ranks number one in the state Florida for new HIV and AIDS cases.  Florida ranks third in the nation in the number of newly diagnosed HIV infections.The numbers are startling so, it is no surprise that AIDS advocacy groups are coming up with new ways to stop the spread of the virus.  

Social Media Week Miami

Media Blogger Talitha Haynes & Constance Jones

Social Media has become one of the most important tools journalist use! If you know anything about me--I am constantly connected to all of my social media accounts. It allows me to find new story ideas, stay connected with my viewers, and create a space to create conversation about news topics. 

Constance Jones Speaks at Morning Glory-1000 Women in Prayer & Pink

I was honored to serve as a guest speaker at Dr. Rosalind Osgood's 5th Anniversary Morning Glory: 1000 Women in Prayer and Pink 2014. It was a time to join together to pray for the female leadership in South Florida.

The focus of this event was empowering women! There were a number of influential ladies in attendance including Broward County Mayor Barbara Sharief. She is the first Black female Mayor of Broward County.  

Go Pink- Take the Pledge!

Go Pink! ABC News & WPLG Local 10 News is going PINK during the month of October! The purpose is to shed light on breast cancer. Here's a look at our promotional commercial.

 For me, it's a personal mission. I lost my Grandma Lela to breast cancer years ago. She was the glue that held the Jones family together—until she lost her battle with breast cancer.

 It was very taboo to talk about Breast Cancer back in 1976. When they found the cancer in my Grandmother it was too late! According to the National Cancer Institute, black women are twice as likely to die of breast cancer compared to white women. The problem is that when the cancer is finally diagnosed it often in its late stages.

That's why I took the Go Pink Challenge!  Arm yourself with facts about breast cancer--and take the pledge to know your risk.