Darlene Lee director of administration

Darlene Lee was born in Philadelphia, PA, and spent her adolescent years in Mount Olive, NC, before returning to Philadelphia, where she currently resides. A talented writer and performer, Darlene is the author of L.O.V.E: Living On Vague Emotions and Remember to Count Your Blessings, writing under the pseudonym Amira Jennah. Her creative and organizational skills extend beyond her literary work into her professional life.

Currently pursuing a degree in psychology, Darlene brings a wealth of passion and expertise to her role as Director of Administration. Her qualifications include strong leadership, project coordination, and a deep understanding of mental health and wellness. Darlene’s dedication to community service, coupled with her ability to manage administrative functions efficiently, makes her a vital asset to the team. Her love for working with children and inspiring others through creativity further fuels her commitment to uplifting those around her.

 Raymonda is a dynamic and visionary leader with an entrepreneurial spirit and a profound passion for advancing mental healthcare. She has a proven track record of successfully leading diverse teams and optimizing processes through innovative approaches. She is skilled in collaborating with cross-functional teams to drive results and enhance customer satisfaction. She is known for being the voice of the customer, advocating for their needs by driving exceptional service, product delivery, and impactful change. She is always committed to driving positive change and advancing mental healthcare initiatives through strategic leadership and forward-thinking solutions. As a Board Member, she aims to leverage her expertise to support It's Mine Movement's mission to drive meaningful change and improve mental health services in our community. 

Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Cameka A. James relocated to the U.S. in 2019 to advance her healthcare management and project leadership career. As a Project Manager with MCCG USA, she collaborated with New York Health and Hospitals to address the immigration crisis, leading the implementation of humanitarian programs. Cameka has also held leadership roles at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, where she optimized operations and improved patient care processes. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in workflow optimization and staff supervision and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Public Health. 

  Ryan Freeman brings two years of accounting experience to her role as Treasurer for the Its Mine Movement. Having provided accounting services to nonprofit and for-profit organizations, Ryan is skilled in financial management and committed to ensuring the organization's financial health. She previously served as a social media intern for Its Mine Movement, where she developed creative posts and successfully increased community engagement.

Ryan is also the co-owner of an organization that provides community integration services to individuals with disabilities, demonstrating her deep commitment to using her skills and passion to empower others to live high-quality lives. With a solid foundation in accounting and a passion for making a difference, Ryan aspires to be a transformative leader in the nonprofit sector.

Angelica has always been deeply passionate about helping others. Her personal experiences with trauma and seeking mental health treatment illuminated the disparities and lack of representation for Black women in the mental health field. This realization motivated her to pursue higher education, earning both a Master of Social Work and a Masters in Education with a concentration in Human Sexuality. She has since dedicated herself to providing therapy for individuals in the greater Philadelphia area.

Angelica has held a special commitment to supporting Black women throughout her career. She uses her expertise to educate Black women about their bodies, fostering positive sexual experiences and promoting pleasure. Angelica has excelled in numerous roles and currently serves as a therapist for combat veterans and military sexual trauma survivors through the VA while also building a thriving private practice.

Angelica is excited to bring her clinical experience and passion to the board at It’s Mine Movement, where she looks forward to contributing to its powerful message and advancing this important cause.

Tiffany Williamson is a proud Philadelphia native, mother of four and a devoted grandmother. Her life has been a journey of resilience, from marriage to separation to becoming a widow. Through it all, my faith has remained her guiding light.  

She is the CEO and Founder of Boss Mom Stay F.I.T. (Fearless Intentional Transformation), a sisterhood group providing resources to restore and uplift those in need. Her passion is to serve and support women in transition and on their transformation journeys. 

She has a passion for helping women on their transformation journeys, offering guidance and resources to navigate life's changes.