Rasheda Kamaria Williams
Consultant, Writer, and Public Speaker in Royal Oak, Michigan
Rasheda Kamaria Williams is an award-winning mentor, communications consultant and author of “Be EmPOWERed: How to Live Above & Beyond Life’s Drama.” She is the founder and chief empowering officer for Empowered Flower Girl and a staunch youth advocate.
She holds a B.A. in journalism from Wayne State University’s Journalism Institute for Media Diversity and has extensive training in youth development, community relations and interpersonal communication.
For more than a decade, Rasheda has been committed to making a difference in the lives of women and children.
Her passion and advocacy for community and social change have earned her numerous accolades, including Kumon North America’s “Impact Award” and Super Woman Productions & Publishing’s “Make It Happen Award.”
A survivor of bullying, Rasheda was featured in Cosmopolitan magazine in the article “Being bullied changed my life.” Her journey from excluded to empowered motivated her to launch Empowered Flower Girl in 2010.
In addition to her work with youth, she is a media and communications coach for nonprofits, associations and entrepreneurs dedicated to making a difference.