Screen & Share Movie Night

Jessica Larché is a regional Emmy® award-winning evening news anchor and investigative reporter. She considers it the “blessing of a lifetime” to tell stories that create impact and bring awareness to issues affecting people of Coastal Virginia and Northeast North Carolina. Jessica joined the WTKR News 3 team in 2010.

Dr. John (Jack) Fanton is a pediatric psychiatrist at Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters (CHKD) in Norfolk, Virginia. He specializes in child and adolescent psychiatry and is board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry. Dr. Fanton completed his medical education at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, followed by a residency and fellowship at Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital.

Susannah Uroskie is the board president of NAMI Coastal Virginia. She and her family have been actively involved in raising awareness about mental health issues, particularly after their personal experiences with their daughter’s mental health challenges. Uroskie and her family share their story to help break the stigma of mental illness. NAMI Coastal Virginia provides support groups, educational programs, and resources for individuals and families dealing with mental health issues in the Hampton Roads area.

Will Driscoll was born and raised in Norfolk, VA (Maury High School graduate) and attended Temple University in Philadelphia, where he studied broadcast journalism. Following college Will worked as a news and sports broadcaster for local television affiliates in Fairbanks, Alaska and Johnstown, Pennsylvania. He joined the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame in 2017, and in 2019 was elevated to the position of Executive Director at the Hall. In that role he has continued the Hall’s mission of celebrating athletic excellence in Virginia while also highlighting how sports can be used as a platform to create impact in the community. One such initiative has been the creation of the Youth Sports Mental health & Wellness Alliance, which brings together stakeholders in youth and collegiate athletics to increase the conversation and decrease the stigma around mental health in sports.

Shant’a Miller White is the Executive Director and founder of the not-for-profit organization “Parents Against Bullying", and CEO of P.U.S.H.  Professional Consulting, LLC. Miller White launched Parents Against Bullying after her family experienced firsthand the traumatic effects of a horrible bullying incident that involved her daughter.  Since the incident, Miller White has dedicated her life to serving families everywhere and to stamp out bullying wherever it raises its ugly head.  Through the efforts of Parents Against Bullying and P.U.S.H.  LLC. Miller White provides annual events, monthly workshops, weekly mentoring sessions, summer camps, school visits, assist community centers and much more.

Shawnice Hernandez is a dedicated clinical social worker and the co-founder of ProjectORF, a nonprofit organization committed to bridging the gap in Black mental health. With a deep passion for supporting Black youth, Shawnice has been instrumental in developing and implementing programs that address the unique challenges faced by this community. She focuses on providing holistic mental health education, support, and resources. Her work includes organizing community conversations, interactive workshops, and intensive group sessions aimed at combating transgenerational trauma and promoting mental well-being. Shawnice’s efforts are centered around creating safe spaces for Black youth to express themselves, access mental health resources, and build resilience. Her work continues to inspire and empower Black youth, fostering a future where mental health care is accessible and stigma-free.