Dr. Jill Biden isn’t wasting any time getting to work. Friday her first stop was at Whitman-Walker Health in Washington, DC. It’s a hospital that specializes in cancer treatment and caters to the LGBTQ community & those living with HIV/AIDS.
.@whitmanwalker offers affirming community-based health with a special expertise in LGBTQ and HIV care. https://t.co/hnGqjUmm2z
— GLAAD (@glaad) January 22, 2021
2nd day as @FLOTUS and already visiting @whitmanwalker! Together we can #StopTheStigma & #EndHIV https://t.co/YgwSasT79L
— Molly Pezzulo, MPH (@molly_pezzulo) January 22, 2021
From there the first lady made a surprise stop outside the Capitol to visit members of the National Guard that have been protecting the area. She thanked the troops and handed out cookies (watch above).
First Lady Dr. Jill Biden delivering cookies to the troops at the Capitol.
“The National Guard will always hold a special place in the hearts of all the Bidens,” she said, invoking the memory of Beau Biden, who served in the National Guard. — via pool reporter Chris Johnson https://t.co/k0TNcVzZYx
— Geoff Bennett (@GeoffRBennett) January 22, 2021
Yesterday in her first official duty, she honored fellow teachers. Today.com reports:
Biden, who’s an English professor at Northern Virginia Community College, held a virtual meeting with educators across the country to show appreciation for their hard work amid the coronavirus pandemic and to let them know they have the support of the White House.
I couldn’t wait one more day to have this meeting, to say thank you on behalf of a grateful nation, to educators for their heroic commitment to students during this pandemic.
You’ve been so strong; and we will be strong in our support for you. pic.twitter.com/wtxJkoBNwJ
— Jill Biden (@FLOTUS) January 22, 2021
