SPEAKER, CONSULTANT, MEDIA EXPERT
Rev. Dr. Roslyn M. Satchel is a professor-minister-lawyer who’s served several universities/congregations and as CEO of nonprofit orgs—leading civic engagement & voting rights initiatives. With 30+ years in community organizing & policy advocacy, she works globally to build liberation movement coalitions, research, and activism in the legacy of Pan-African womanist justice leadership.
Rev. Dr. Roslyn M. Satchel is a professor-minister-lawyer who’s served several universities/congregations and as CEO of nonprofit orgs—leading civic engagement & voting rights initiatives. With 30+ years in community organizing & policy advocacy, she works globally to build liberation movement coalitions, research, and activism in the legacy of Pan-African womanist justice leadership.
As the Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the New Georgia Project and the New Georgia Project Action Fund, she spearheaded strategic initiatives to drive civic engagement and voter empowerment. Her ability to align organizational goals with impactful outcomes has made her a sought-after leader in both corporate and nonprofit sectors.
A prolific author, Dr. Satchel has written extensively on media, ethics, and technology. Her acclaimed book, What Movies Teach about Race: Exceptionalism, Erasure, and Entitlement, examines the political economy of film and its societal impact. Her forthcoming book, The Technology is Us: A Womanist Manifesto for Human Ingenuity’s Resistance and Self-Defense, addresses critical issues such as algorithmic bias, artificial intelligence, and global monopolies, offering strategic frameworks for ethical innovation.
Dr. Satchel’s expertise has been recognized globally, with her insights featured by CNN, C-SPAN, Newsweek, and other leading media outlets. She has collaborated with organizations across the U.S., South Africa, the Caribbean, and beyond, providing strategic guidance on equity, compliance, and organizational development. Her work has directly influenced policies and practices that drive measurable results.
An accomplished educator and facilitator, Dr. Satchel has taught courses in law, ethics, and communication, equipping professionals with the tools to navigate today’s dynamic business landscape. Her ability to translate complex concepts into practical strategies has made her a trusted resource for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and community organizations.
Dr. Satchel holds advanced degrees from Louisiana State University (Ph.D.), Emory University (J.D. and M.Div.), and Howard University (B.A.). Her academic rigor, combined with her real-world experience, positions her as a thought leader at the intersection of academia and industry. She has also held prestigious roles, including an endowed professorship at Pepperdine University.
Known for her strategic vision and results-driven approach, Dr. Roslyn M. Satchel exemplifies excellence, innovation, and impact. Whether leading research, advising organizations, or shaping public discourse, she remains committed to advancing equity, fostering innovation, and driving transformative change in every endeavor.
As the Interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the New Georgia Project and the New Georgia Project Action Fund, she spearheaded strategic initiatives to drive civic engagement and voter empowerment.
Her ability to align organizational goals with impactful outcomes has made her a sought-after leader in both corporate and nonprofit sectors.
A prolific author, Dr. Satchel has written extensively on media, ethics, and technology. Her acclaimed book, What Movies Teach about Race: Exceptionalism, Erasure, and Entitlement, examines the political economy of film and its societal impact. Her forthcoming book, The Technology is Us: A Womanist Manifesto for Human Ingenuity’s Resistance and Self-Defense, addresses critical issues such as algorithmic bias, artificial intelligence, and global monopolies, offering strategic frameworks for ethical innovation.
Dr. Satchel’s expertise has been recognized globally, with her insights featured by CNN, C-SPAN, Newsweek, and other leading media outlets. She has collaborated with organizations across the U.S., South Africa, the Caribbean, and beyond, providing strategic guidance on equity, compliance, and organizational development. Her work has directly influenced policies and practices that drive measurable results.
An accomplished educator and facilitator, Dr. Satchel has taught courses in law, ethics, and communication, equipping professionals with the tools to navigate today’s dynamic business landscape.
Her ability to translate complex concepts into practical strategies has made her a trusted resource for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and community organizations.
Dr. Satchel holds advanced degrees from Louisiana State University (Ph.D.), Emory University (J.D. and M.Div.), and Howard University (B.A.). Her academic rigor, combined with her real-world experience, positions her as a thought leader at the intersection of academia and industry. She has also held prestigious roles, including an endowed professorship at Pepperdine University.
Known for her strategic vision and results-driven approach, Dr. Roslyn M. Satchel exemplifies excellence, innovation, and impact. Whether leading research, advising organizations, or shaping public discourse, she remains committed to advancing equity, fostering innovation, and driving transformative change in every endeavor.
Career Highlights & Honors
Honors / Awards
Carroll J. Pitts Award in Diversity & Inclusive Excellence, Pepperdine University (2017)
Book of the Year Award Nomination, National Communication Association Critical Cultural Studies Division (2017)
Image Award for Literature Nomination, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (2017)
Kappa Tau Alpha Communication Honor Society (2013)
Honorable Recognition, Institute for Mentoring and Teaching, Southern Regional Education Board (2013)
Distinguished Alumni Award, Black Church Studies Program, Candler School of Theology, Emory University (2011)
Spelman College’s Emerging Scholar Award, Global Conference for Women of African Descent, WISDOM Center (funded by the Lily Foundation) (2008)
Ebony Magazine’s Young Leaders of the Future (2003)
Harambee Award, National Association of Black Social Workers (2003)
Herman Dooyewerd Prize in Law and Religion, Emory University School of Law (2000)