Anna Lemler

Anna Lemler is an accomplished professional with a diverse background in social work and racial equity.

Anna holds a B.A. in Sociology from The College of Wooster and a Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Michigan.

Over the years, Anna has held various roles in different organizations, showcasing her expertise and commitment to social justice.

Her experience includes being a GARE Network Manager at Race Forward, a Racial Equity Analyst at Washtenaw County, an Educational Transition and Learning Coordinator at Washtenaw Intermediate School District, and a Program Manager at Michigan Juvenile Justice Youth Advisory Board.

Anna has also served as a Juvenile Justice Council Coordinator at Mikva Challenge, a Project Assistant at Curtis Center Program Evaluation Group, a Restorative Practices Consultant at Oakland Mediation Center, and an Intensive Probation Group Facilitator at Washtenaw Juvenile Court.

Furthermore, she has contributed her skills as an LFD Institute Director at American Conference on Diversity, a Program Manager and a Program Coordinator at iMentor, a Site Coordinator at Sandy Relief, and a Program Director and a Supervisor at Trail Blazer Camps.

This extensive and diverse background reflects Anna's passion for making a meaningful impact on communities, especially in the areas of social justice and racial equity.