About Tracii Black

Ugandan-born American • Healthcare Advocate • Miss America Delegate

Tracii Black is a Ugandan-born American public figure, healthcare advocate, and Miss America delegate. After immigrating to the United States at a young age, Tracii navigated the American education system independently, experiencing both personal setbacks and profound growth.
Through her journey, she discovered a passion for service, storytelling, and empowering women. Tracii currently works as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) while pursuing her Registered Nursing (RN) degree to gain hands-on clinical skills and advance her career in healthcare.
Today, Tracii actively serves within the Miss America Organization, using her platform to advocate for women’s health, education, and self-worth through digital media, public speaking, and community service.

Public Presence

Quick Facts

born in

Uganda

Based in

United States

Field:

Healthcare

Current role

CNA

Education

RN pathway

Platform

Miss America Organization

My advocacy focuses on women’s health, education, and emotional well-being. Through my work in healthcare and the Miss America Organization, I am committed to raising awareness around heart health, mental health, immigrant experiences, and access to education.
My long-term vision is to serve as a registered nurse, public speaker, and advocate for women seeking healing, growth, and purpose.

Women’s Health & Education