LaTreice Branson founder of Drum Like a Lady featured in The Inquirer

LaTreice Branson (LTA ‘16) founder of Drum Like a Lady featured in The Inquirer, for an article about tapping into the power of percussion. “Drumming is healing for everyone,” she adds. “It makes you move when you don’t want to move. It makes you happy.”

Drum Like a Lady is non-profit collective, founded by artist and educator, LaTreice V Branson, whose mission is to provide safe and healing spaces for people of all ages, ethnic backgrounds, religious beliefs and lifestyles to express their uniqueness through collective drumming, dance, music education and health advocacy. 

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