Marsheda Patrice Olubunmi Ewulomi, Esq. is a policy attorney and strategist with a history of authentically showing up in spaces while fighting seemingly impossible fights. Her advocacy interests focus on mitigating the harm that carceral systems have on black families. She has done this work as one of the main negotiators and strategists in passing legislation on community safety in Chicago, Illinois. She has worked to expand access to higher education in prison within in Illinois. Her passion lies in supporting systemic change that positively impacts Black women and girls. 

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As a former English teacher and overall educator, Marsheda Patrice, Esq understands how to make important but abstract concepts concrete and applicable. She uses this skill set to support her clients in identifying and navigating their purposes.

​She is also a businesswoman who specializes in working with emerging business, nonprofit, and community leaders to bring their ideas to reality while centering social impact and sustainability in alignment with their purpose.​