KEY PEOPLE COMMITTED TO THE CAUSE

 Dr. Nadia Beyah has over ten years of experience working in the field of education. She is currently a Special Education Teacher in the public school system in Atlanta, GA, and a Early Interventionist through the state of Georgia, Early Intervention Program. Dr. Beyah received her PhD from Capella University in Curriculum and Instruction, and her Master’s degree from Central Michigan University. She founded Project 16 as a way to give back to her Caribbean heritage by supporting CHILDREN! 

 Priscilla Johnson-Musa is a Certified Clinical Social Worker living and working in Atlanta, Georgia, as a school Social Worker and Consultant.  She received her BSW from Jackson State University and MSW from Fordham University in New York. Mrs. Johnson-Musa received her L-5 in Educational leadership with Leadership Certification, along with her Specialist in Education.  Currently, Mrs. Johnson-Musa is a Doctoral Candidate in Education.  She has over twenty years of experience working in the Social Work profession as a Social Worker and Psychotherapist helping children and families. As a Girl Scout Volunteer, she is involved with the mission in helping those in need domestically and internationally. Currently, she and her husband live with their eleven year old son.