Gilda Johnson has over a decade of community experience improving others’ psychological and social well-being. My passion to know, to understand and to get involved in under-served populations has given me a vision of how to intervene as a servant for the community. I am an energetic, articulate, multi-lingual, and detail-oriented individual with strong management, organizational, and communications skills. Gilda Johnson is current the founder and president of Ruach Hakodesh - The Holy Spirit Ministry and Bible Restorative Table Talk. Moreover, she is the Youth Restorative Justice Chairperson and a former Executive Director and current board member of Woodlawn Community Development Corporation a non-profit organization advocating and empowering the woodlawn underserved community and its surrounding areas. She is an advocate, an inspirational, a motivational speaker and a restorative justice advocate in RI communities. Gilda Johnson graduated from University of Rhode island in 2000 with High Honors with a Bachelor of Arts and a Minor in Alcohol and Addiction Studies. Additionally she pursued a graduate degree at Liberty University, Virginia through Brown University transfer during her enrollment in the Public Health degree, she graduated from LU in 2013 with a Master of Arts and Ministry and a postgraduate study in Divinity.