Imagine Me
For girls ages six through nine, with a focus on reading, technology, positive self-image, and the confidence to imagine more.
Community & Youth Advocacy
Teri’s youth work responds before crisis—with trusted mentorship, stronger self-esteem, practical skills, mental-health resources, and room to imagine a future worth choosing.
Justice Redefined™
Justice Redefined™ is Teri’s early-intervention and youth-support initiative, created to equip girls and teens with practical tools to overcome adversity and thrive.
Its work connects literacy, technology, leadership, entrepreneurship, culturally responsive mentorship, and access to mental-health resources.
G.L.O.
Grow. Lead. Overcome. A program for preteen and teen girls building literacy, technology, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills.
Program details and organizational status are presented for informational purposes. Justice Redefined™ is not described here as a tax-exempt organization.
Girls Who Rise
Girls Who Rise is a book and growing leadership platform designed to help girls recognize their strengths, navigate challenges, and lead with confidence and purpose—with resources for the adults who support them.
Visit Girls Who RiseCommunity service and mentorship.
Service is part of the same throughline: helping young people build voice, skill, confidence, and access.
Supporter · Oyedeji, Nigeria
Oyedeji Grammar School
Support for young scholars in a rural community where some girls miss school because their families cannot afford necessary menstrual products.
Support the studentsBoard service · Montgomery, Alabama
Children’s Museum of Montgomery
Service supporting a museum designed to inspire young minds through hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics.
Volunteer coach
Spelman College Speech and Debate
Coaching students on a nationally recognized team as they strengthen research, argument, confidence, and public voice.
Coach and mentor
Spelman College Mock Trial
Training pre-law students in trial skills—from opening statements through cross-examination—and preparing them for competition.
Former CASA volunteer
Court-Appointed Special Advocate
Serving foster children in the DeKalb County Juvenile Court and helping ensure their voices were represented.