Dilim Dieke is a highly-dedicated and passionate social worker and non-profit management professional with over five years of experience serving public charter schools, social services, higher education, community-based healthcare, and local governments. Dieke studied for her Master of Social Work at New York University, her BA at Arizona State University, and her undergraduate studies at the University of Ghana.

She has acquired extensive experience in developing partnerships, implementing effective programs that promote engagement, excellence, retention, and self-advocacy, and providing services that are compassionate and culturally responsive, reaping a range of benefits to the identified groups. Dilim Dieke's career highlights include her role as the Co-Founder of The LIT Network, where she has built and led a capable team. Additionally, she worked as Adjunct Lecturer in Field Learning at Columbia University's Columbia School of Social Work and as Mentoring Services Program Manager- Social Worker at The Catholic Big Sisters & Big Brothers.

Dieke's proficiency in non-profit management, mentoring, counseling, social work, field learning, program development and implementation, and community engagement is indispensable. She has an excellent education background, volunteered in advocacy services for rape crisis and domestic violence victims and was a Corps Member/School and Community Engagement Coordinator at City Year. Dilim Dieke's expertise in non-profit organizations makes her an additive to any team focused on making a positive impact in the public sector.