As a family member of a formerly incarcerated individual, she has a heart for impacted families and individuals.

Medina Moore comes to AFN with social justice, faith-based initiative, voter rights and education, events planning, logistical administration, and criminal justice reform experience. Her partnerships expand throughout the United States and Alaska to assist with improvements of health and wellness of Indigenous People. Subject matter expert, educator, and trainer on victim service implementation, human trafficking, domestic violence, sexual violence, Missing & Murdered Indigenous People, and other related topics. Effective in coordination and collaboration with Indigenous Leaders and Communities. Grant proposal writing and financial management. With over 20 years of progressive experience augmented by a strong background in victim service program development and implementation, including policy development. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Promotion from Northern Arizona University and Master’s in Criminal Justice with an Emphasis in Legal Studies from Grand Canyon University. Implemented Arizona’s Missing Person’s & Trafficking Recovery Program. VaLaura Imus-Nahsonhoya, Hopi Tribal member, Founder and Executive Director of Honwungsi Consulting Services, LLC, CEO of Omauw Resource Center, 501c3, Associate with the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College, Tribal Liaison/Study Coordinator for the Arizona State Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Ad Hoc Committee and Director of Communication Engagement with ASU Research on Violent Victimization Lab. She previously served as a member of AFN’s Board of Directors and has volunteered her service on multiple committees. She is ordained with the Disciples of Christ church, and is a certified Community Organizer. in Christian Studies from Grand Canyon University. in Nonprofit Management (2019), a Master of Divinity from Lexington Theological Seminary, and an M.A. Prior to that she worked for Grand Canyon University developing critical relationships and clinical partnership opportunities for student training, as a founding department manager for the Office of Field Experience in the College of Nursing and Health Care Professions. Sexton-Wood served as the Senior Pastor for Coolwater Christian Church in Scottsdale, Arizona. She has a proven track record of building impactful communities who work to transform our world for the common good.īefore being hired as the permanent Executive Director of AFN, Rev.

Katie Sexton-Wood comes to AFN with years of nonprofit experience specializing in ministry, leadership, interfaith work, and community organizing.

At Your Service by Faith Wood