Regina Townsend
Regina Townsend is an award-winning youth librarian, infertility advocate, and founder of The Broken Brown Egg, an international recognized reproductive health organization. Regina's heartfelt and humorous work has been featured in USA Today, Slate, and the New York Times. She has also appeared on BBC News and Fox Soul, and recently published her first book, Make IF Make Sense: Putting Words to the Feels of Infertility.
She is passionate about bringing light to the nuance of infertility in the African American community, the unique needs of teens and young adults, and believes in connecting people to the resources they need to make informed decisions.
When she's not learning from her teenage patrons at the library, or playing on her PlayStation, Regina can be found binge-watching Star Trek or sneaking off to the craft store. Her Players 2 & 3 are husband Jahbari, and their long-awaited son, Judah.