About Me

I’m a proud black mother of four, a 20-year entrepreneur and a native of Atlanta Georgia with a lived experience in the criminal justice system. My professional background is in Accounting, Business Management and Real-estate. I am dedicated to this work and eagerly ambitious as I lead S.W.I.M Foundation into the criminal justice reform movement. My mission is to provide supportive housing, wrap around services and re-entry programs to unsheltered women who are directly impacted by the justice system. I am a leader within my community and I strive to impact many people as I collaborate with community partners, nonprofit organizations and other leaders to organize and advocate for justice, diversity and to bring awareness to the issues of mass incarceration, housing injustice and inequality within the black and brown communities. 

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My vision is to participate in the fight to end homelessness, economic disparities, reduce scrutiny within the penal system and to prevent hunger within our community.