Blazing Trails with Fire Chief Tiffany Green: Insights from a Pioneering African American Woman in the Fire ServiceIn this episode of 'Blazing Trails and Breaking Norms' by the African American Firefighters Museum, host Karen Slider interviews Tiffany Green, the first black woman to lead the Prince George's County Fire Department in Maryland. Chief Green shares her journey from volunteering to becoming a paid firefighter, the challenges she faced as a woman and mother in a male-dominated field, and the importance of visible role models and targeted recruitment for women in the fire service. She also discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on firefighter staffing and offers advice for young women considering a career in the fire service. The episode closes with an invitation to visit the African American Firefighters Museum in Los Angeles.00:00 Introduction to the Podcast00:44 Meet Fire Chief Tiffany Green02:00 Balancing Motherhood and Firefighting05:44 Journey to Becoming a Firefighter06:51 Volunteer vs. Paid Firefighting11:44 Challenges and Triumphs14:39 Reflections and Future Aspirations16:32 Closing Remarks and Museum InformationCreators & Guests

Karen Slider - Host
Michael Slider - Producer
Chief Tiffany Green - Guest
D'Lisa Davies - Producer
Sydney Breakfield - Designer

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