Cheryl Lynne: Empowering Women, Strengthening Communities
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Intellectual Ink Magazine | Boss Up Spotlight
For more than 16 years, Cheryl Lynne has dedicated herself to helping children, families, and young women navigate life’s challenges. As an author, speaker, family advocate, and mentor, her work is rooted in personal experience, compassion, and a commitment to helping others recognize their worth.
Through Embrace With Wuv L.L.C., Cheryl has created opportunities for individuals and families to find support, build confidence, and develop the tools to advocate for themselves.
Her programs, Ladies to Queens and P.U.S.H. (Push Until Something Happens), focus on personal growth, leadership, resilience, and helping women move forward despite life’s obstacles.
For Cheryl, leadership begins with service.
“To me, ‘Boss Up’ means leading with purpose, integrity, and compassion.”
About Cheryl
Cheryl Lynne is an accomplished author, speaker, crafter, and Family Advocate Partner serving communities throughout Philadelphia and Delaware. With more than 16 years of experience in family advocacy and extensive training in mental health and trauma-informed care, she has dedicated her career to strengthening families, amplifying their voices, and creating opportunities for personal growth.
Cheryl serves on several community boards and advisory groups, including Philadelphia Family Voices, the Philadelphia System of Care, and the Historic Overlook Colony in Delaware. Her advocacy focuses on family engagement, community collaboration, and ensuring that families have a voice in decisions affecting their lives.
She is the author of Embrace Me: The Real Me and a contributing co-author of Moments for Moms, Volumes 4 and 5. As founder and CEO of Embrace With Wuv L.L.C., Cheryl also mentors young women ages 8 to 24 through workshops addressing self-esteem, leadership, personal development, and life skills. Her signature initiatives include Ladies to Queens and P.U.S.H. (Push Until Something Happens).
Through her writing, advocacy, mentorship, and handcrafted wellness products, Cheryl continues to encourage women and families to embrace their stories, recognize their strengths, and advocate for themselves.
In the Black Girl Magic issue of Intellectual Ink Magazine, Cheryl discusses the personal experiences that shaped her approach to advocacy, the importance of trauma-informed care, and what she hopes women take away from her mentorship programs.
Read Cheryl Lynne’s full interview in Black Girl Magic, Issue 32 of Intellectual Ink Magazine.
