Alicia T. Crosby (she/hers) is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Through her teaching, writing, speaking, and space curation, Alicia helps individuals, communities, and institutions explore and unpack topics related to identity, justice, journey, and intersectional equity. This native New Yorker channels her creativity into her writing, speaking, and work with nonprofits, educational institutions, corporate entities, faith grounds, and communities around the US.
Alicia's passions for justice, spiritually engaged activism, and community engagement led her to pursue a M.A. in Social Justice and Certificate in Non-Profit Management & Philanthropy at Loyola University Chicago. She also holds a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in Education, Psychology, and Pastoral Studies from Hollins University. Her interest in religious violence, abuse, and trauma led her to Duke Divinity School where she obtained a Master of Theological Studies degree.
Above all, Alicia loves people and considers it a joy to accompany them as they work to consider who they’ve been, who they are, and who they desire to be.
Background and Interests
Alicia’s background as a nonprofit professional, social entrepreneur, and justice educator led to her gaining extensive experience through her work in educational, social service, and religious contexts. Her interests and areas of expertise include:
● Blogging & Digital Activism
● Community Development
● Community Organizing
● Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
● Faith Engaged Organizing
● Identity Development & Formation
● Sexuality & Gender Studies
● Youth Development
Check out The Work for specific examples of how Alicia has engaged these content areas.