Alicia T. Crosby is a justice educator, activist, and minister whose work addresses the spiritual, systemic, and interpersonal harm people experience. Through her teaching, writing, speaking, and space curation, Alicia helps individuals, communities, and institutions explore and unpack topics related to identity, inclusivity, journey, and intersectional equity. Crosby is the co-founder of the Center for Inclusivity, a non-profit organization that builds and supports inclusive environments by promoting thoughtful dialogue.

Crosby's passions for justice, spiritually engaged activism, and community engagement led her to pursue a M.A. in Social Justice and Certificate in Non-Profit Management & Philanthropy at Loyola University Chicago. She also holds a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies with concentrations in Education, Psychology, and Pastoral Studies from Hollins University. She is currently working towards a Master of Theological Studies at Duke Divinity School.

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