Tialisha Lumpkin Resume, 2021 April 25

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TIALISHA LUMPKIN

1727 Duncan Street Louisville, KY
40203 | tlumpkin@archlou.org | 708.778.1511

OBJECTIVE | To obtain a position within an organization that will allow me to utilize my
full experience and education as an advocate, organizer, systems change
agent and political science major.

SKILLS & * Cross Cultural competency skills
ABILITIES °  Self-Starter
* Motivational
° Empathetic
¢ Community Organizer: Directing, mobilizing, engaging, educating,
and activating.
e Advocacy trainer: Leadership, identifying self-interest, harnessing
experience.
° Bill analyzer
* Digital networking
e Independent or group setting
¢ Microsoft, Office, and IOS software
e Foundation in areas of Political Science, Public Administration,

Community Outreach, Public Speaking

EXPERIENCE | SENIOR ADVISOR KENTUCKY CRIMINAL JUSTICE FORUM
JANUARY 2019 — PRESENT

Direct engagement, mobilize, coordinate forums, Acquire legislative,
community, and stakeholder representation for forums. Grant writing.
Attend monthly meetings in Frankfort/ virtually as a member of Kentucky
Smart on Crime Coalition.

ADVOCACY/ COMMUNITY ORGANIZER CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF
LOUISVILLE
JULY 2018 — PRESENT

Responsible for advocacy in areas that deal with systemic issues in which
clients and community face. Engage clients on systemic issues and self-
interest. Analyze programs for practices or occurrences that perpetuate
systems trauma/ toxic charity. Work with and train program managers to
address client sufficiency and client leaders interested in advocacy work.
Train leaders within client base or community to advocate on issues that
affect their community. Host townhalls, host virtual/in-person forums,
accompany clients and students to State Capital to advocate issues/
engage legislators. Hold rallies, host polls/surveys, host community
meetings. Engage and recruit stakeholders and businesses in the
EDUCATION /
INVOLVEMENT/
TRAINING

community to engage on topic issues. Attend meetings, listening
sessions, community assessments and neighbor association meetings.
Voter Registration/Education. Grant writing.

LRC INTERN KY STATE CAPITAL
January 2018 — April 2018

Perform Legislative research, Monitor & track Bills/Resolutions, Draft
talking points for Legislation, Maintain schedule, create Network around
Legislation. Community outreach to constituent base through emails and
phone calls.

IT HELP DESK OPERATOR UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
JANUARY 2017 — JUNE 2018

Resolve issues for callers, troubleshoot and maintain computer system
logins, manage database, connect students and Professors to resources
around campus through the University call center.

PROPERTY MANAGER RICENT HOMES
FEBRUARY 2013 - PRESENT

Operate and manage rental properties within the Louisville area.

CORPORATE OFFICE MANAGER | DISPATCHER! SECURITY GUARD
PARC (CONTRACTED)
FEBRUARY 2006 — AUGUST 2016

Worked as a security guard for 2 years, promoted to a Dispatcher (5
years), promoted to a corporate office manager. Resigned to further my
education when the company changed contracts.

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, LOUISVILLE, KY

B.A POLITICAL SCIENCE MAY 2018 MEMBERSHIP AFR. AMER. BUSINESS
STUDENTS, STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD, STUDENT GOV. ASSOC., ACLU
KY CHAPTER OF BRANDEISS

KENTUCKY SMART ON CRIME , FRANKFORT, KY
MAY 2020 MEMBERSHIP

HEALTY BABIES LOUISVILLE, LOUISVILLE, KY
NOVEMBER 2018 MEMBERSHIP / ADVISOR

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY FOR THE PUBLIC’S HEALTH ,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA

NOVEMBER 2019 COHORT / LOUISVILLE, KY ORGANIZER
CENTER FOR NONPROFIT EXCELLLENCE, LOUISVILLE, KY
OCTOBER 2020 LEVEL 2 CERTIFICATIONS

ABA, LOUISVILLE, KY

OCTOBER 2020 RACIAL DISPARITIES TRAINING

CCUSA, VIRTUAL
OCTOBER 2020 WORKING WITH THOSE IMPACTED BY INCARCERATION

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