With a background in youth arts education, community engagement, and volunteer coordination, Sherry Johnson understands the power of vulnerability as a baseline for human and organizational development.
Sherry taught high school English and theatre for ten years, where she was active in curriculum development. She transitioned into community engagement work with East Side Prosperity Campaign and District 4, where she applied asset-based community development principles and effective consensus methods. Sherry then began assisting nonprofits and small businesses in strategy and innovation for clients like HOURCAR/Neighborhood Energy Connection, Neighborhoods Organizing for Change, Minnesota Roller Derby, and King County Arts Coalition.
Sherry engages intuition, promotes mindfulness, and inspires shifts in long-held beliefs that hold groups back. She is a Certified ToP Facilitator, a Qualified ToP Trainer, and a certified facilitator of the Diamond Inclusiveness Assessment™ (DIA). She holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Master of Education from the University of St. Catherine. Click here to see samples of her work.