Mandisa Routheni (Bradley) is the 2016 New Mexico Fellow for the Institute for Policy Studies, and brings with her a passion for the creative development of new systems that will empower peoples of African descent and create a people and planet first world. Mandisa is currently working with the Black Worker Initiative and New Economy Maryland Project.

Mandisa has collaborated with various groups and institutions, including non-profits and schools, to design social justice based curriculum and deliver educational experiences in all spaces of learning, for people from all walks of life. Mandisa earned a BA from the University of New Mexico in Africana Studies, with a double minor in Sociology and Peace & Justice Studies.

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New Mexico Fellow

    Community Engagement, Racial Justice, Young People