Malika Kidd works on initiatives to support economic mobility for people with criminal records. She offers guidance and facilitates discussions with criminal justice agencies, nonprofits, and reentry service providers as they develop and implement educational, workforce development, and subsidized employment programs. Previously, Malika was the program director of workforce development at a nonprofit organization in Cleveland, Ohio, where she managed and supervised the vocational educational training and career services programs. One of those programs was a prison education program in culinary arts, where she led the development of new curricula, certificate programs, and degree programs. She earned a BA in nonprofit administration and an MBA from Cleveland State University.
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