Erica Tucker, Msw Email & Phone Number

Portland, OR, US

Portland, Oregon, United States

Advisor to the CEO and liaison to the REACH Board of Directors Governance Committee. Work to identify and prioritize concrete goals and actions that will advance the implementation of racial equity both internally and externally. Create and manage internal communications plan.

Portland, Oregon, United States

Organizational development-Facilitated progress and collaboration on strategic plan initiatives with a focus on anti-racist human resource practices, training & development and employee engagement.

* Provided leadership, vision, and expertise to support organization-wide internal and external system changes.* Developed organizational racial equity resources (equity lens, DEI glossary, etc.)* Created organization's first Employee Resource Group for BIPOC employees* Hired and managed consultants* Facilitated Race, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion.

In addition to my previous role, I was responsible for facilitating poverty trainings, leading the organization's Property Management & Resident Services Leadership Team and Trauma Informed Care work group.

Portland, Oregon

Oversaw implementation, management, and evaluation of on-site Resident Services programs and services. Directly supervised staff and social work interns, ensuring that staff operated with-in policies and procedures. Monitored budgets and developed partnerships beneficial to REACH residents.

N/NE Portland

Supported the housing success of residents, community building and provided opportunities for economic stability. Community outreach, supervised volunteers, maintained data entry, advocacy & mediation.

United States

The Conversation Project brings Oregonians together to talk—across differences, beliefs, and backgrounds—about important issues and ideas. I facilitated a conversation titled 'Who are the Deserving Poor' helping communities build an understanding of how we learn about and navigate the issue of poverty in all of the various spaces we participate.

N Portland

Created the Youth Program at the Healing Roots Center for African & African-American youth experiencing domestic violence. Documented services provided, supervised volunteers, facilitated youth groups and met 1:1 with both youth and parents at Bradley Angle House shelter & the Healing Roots Center.

Master Of Social Work - Msw

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology, Family Studies

Activities and Societies: Co-Director Black Student Union Peer Support Specialist Office of Student Life Coordinator Zeta Phi Beta.