Kalimah Johnson

Kalimah Johnson is a survivor of sexual assault and began her journey of helping those in need as early as she can remember. Kalimah Johnson, LMSW is a past Assistant Professor of Social Work at Marygrove College and Founder/Executive Director of SASHA Center in Detroit, Michigan, she is also a consultant to the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League and the National Football League on matters of relationship safety and management. She has been an advocate and counselor to survivors of sexual assault and intimate partner violence for 20+ years and is an industry expert on topics related to culturally specific programming for sexual assault survivors, healthy relationships, domestic/sexual violence, emotional intelligence, mental health and well-being. Most recently, she completed the Athlete Development Professional Certification Program at the University of Pennsylvania-The Wharton School/Aresty Institute of Executive Education to increase her skills and capacity of working with and on behalf of professional athletes and continues to create culturally specific services/training and workshops for DV and SA programs nationally and abroad. Her interests include writing and performing poetry and she owns a natural hair care studio in her home-town Detroit.

Board of Directors

  • Robert Lockette - Chair
  • LaNiece Jones - Vice Chair
  • Nicole Neal-Goodson - Secretary
  • Darwin Roche - General Body Member
  • Rena Godfrey - General Body Member
  • Jessica Ross - General Body Member

Board of Advisors

  • Dr. Galen Duncan
  • Dr. Kenneth Coleman
  • Kendra Ventour
  • Rev. Dr. Aleese Moore-Obey
  • Alicia Skillman

Staff

  • Kalimah Johnson
    Founder and Executive Director
  • Larmendar Davis, OVW Program Director
  • Angela Jackson, Executive Administrator
  • Hank Millbourne

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