Tamika Middleton

Tamika Middleton has an extensive and diverse work experience. Tamika is currently serving as the Managing Director at Women's March, where they lead the organization's management process and oversees program development. Prior to this, they worked as the Interim Deputy Director at Women's March.

Tamika also has experience as a Trainer at BOLD Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity, where they contributed to training initiatives. As a Principal Consultant at Winds of Change Consulting, they specialized in campaign strategy, analysis, research, and organizational development.

Tamika has also worked at the National Domestic Workers Alliance as the Black Organizing Co-Coordinator and Georgia State Director, where they supervised and supported state chapter leads and developed strategic plans. At Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective, they served as a Coordinator, leading program development and outreach efforts.

Tamika briefly served as the Interim Executive Director at SPARK Reproductive Justice NOW, overseeing organizational operations. At Project South, they worked as a Program Coordinator, managing membership and donor efforts. Additionally, they held the role of Co-Coordinator at both Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective and Critical Resistance.

Overall, Tamika Middleton's work experience highlights their expertise in leadership, program development, strategic planning, and organizational management.

Tamika Middleton attended Xavier University of Louisiana, where they earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, General, in 2004.