He/Him - Gen X - Abolitionist White Boy - Secondary Survivor

A career-long educator turned justice advocate, Graham first specialized in serving high-risk youth and juvenile inmates for years under a gang-violence prevention initiative in North Carolina.

In 2014, Graham pivoted to join the movement to end sexual and relationship violence, first by designing and touring the Culture of Consent program to colleges across the country. From there, he went on to serve as Director of Prevention Programs for the rape crisis center of Buncombe County, NC.

Serving in a similar capacity for Advocates of Routt County in Colorado between 2019-2023, Graham held the title of Social Change Program Manager which quickly led to launching and serving as Director of COMMA Projects, the community education arm of Better Tomorrow. Graham coordinated events, outreach efforts, special projects, and facilitated hundreds of “primary prevention” programs for schools, businesses, and social action groups.

DISCLAIMER:

All enclosed programs and practices are centered on the belief that PEOPLE of ALL IDENTITIES are inherently worthy of living free from discrimination, abuse, and violence. Basic human rights, dignity, and opportunity should be universally applied to everyone regardless of identity.

Moreover, it’s vital to celebrate the immense value of diversity, diverse identities, diverse ideas, and proactively integrating widely various perspectives, opinions, and practices.

Finally, in an era where the threats to marginalized peoples are increasing in frequency, visibility, and cruelty…

Graham strongly condemns bigotry in all its forms.