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YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Remarkable Women: How Dr. Carter-Tillman Went From Serving Time To Serving Women | RAISING AMERICA
In this episode of Raising America, Elizabeth Prann sits down with the Remarkable Women Winner of 2025 Dr. Kim Carter-Tillman. She's the founder of the Time for Change Foundation, a non-profit organization she founded that has helped more than 4,800 women across the nation rebuild their lives with dignity and strength. Together, they discuss how Dr. Carter-Tillman found a way out, after suffering rock-bottom for too many years of her life. The winner for the 2026 Remarkable Women Award will be announced on March 28th at 9a ET. Catch up with Raising America here: The Hill - YouTube Catch up with NewsNation podcasts here: NewsNation - YouTube 0:00 - DR. KIM'S PURPOSE 1:15 - GETTING DOWN AND GETTING BACK UP 3:56 - HOW DR. KIM FOUND A WAY OUT…