Jaquie Algee
Vice President/Director of Community Relations - Service Employees International Union Healthcare Illinois/Indiana/Missouri/Kansas (SEIU HCIIMK)
Restorative Justice Practitioner

 

Ms. Algee directs activities that support and foster positive relations and collaboration with faith leaders and congregations, community organizations/residents, elected officials and key stakeholders in support of SEIU HCIIMK, worker rights, as well, a variety of shared community interests and issues.  Ms. Algee works to ensure that SEIU HCIIMK establishes and maintains relationships within the broader community as a committed partner in the fight for justice.

 

Rev. Dr. Shirley Fleming RN, CNM, MSN, DrPH, MDiv
Restorative Justice Practitioner

 

Shirley Fleming is a long-time advocate for equity and social justice in health and human services. She has dedicated more than thirty years of her public health career and ministry to working locally, nationally and internationally as a provider, administrator, educator and advocate to assure liberation of all people, especially those who have been pushed to margins of society.  During her nearly 30 year career at the Chicago Department of Public Health, she had the privilege of serving the people of Chicago as the Public Health Nursing Consultant for MCH, Director of MCH, Deputy Commissioner and First Deputy Commissioner of Public health. She has served as University of Illinois Office for Community Engagement and Neighborhood Health Partnerships Director of Faith Health Promotion (Retired 3/1/20) and Co-Director, Center for Faith and Community Health Transformation.

 

Her desire is transform systems and structures, so that all of God’s people have the opportunity to enjoy the highest level of holistic health, develop their God-given gifts and talents and contribute to the health and healing of the larger society.

​

​

Edith Crigler
Restorative Justice Practitioner

 

Ms. Crigler has an impressive forty-year experiential base in the human service field.  She is a nationally certified Balance and Restorative Justice trainer who has taught Restorative Justice in the Criminal Justice department at Chicago State University. She has also served as a social work field instructor at the University of Chicago, School of Social Work Administration and Chicago State University, School of Social Work. In October of 2011, Governor Quinn appointed Ms. Crigler to a six-year term on the Illinois Prisoner Review Board, where she continues to serve as a board member. She is a graduate of Roosevelt University and holds an MA degree in Administration and Social Policy from the University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration.

​

​

Karen Fulbright Anderson, Ph.D
Restorative Justice Practitioner
 

Mrs. Fulbright-Anderson has experience in the philanthropic and non-profit sectors designing, implementing, advising, and monitoring knowledge and information sharing, program assessment, capacity building and identifying emerging solutions to address the challenges faced by low income people and communities of color.  She worked at the Aspen Institute for seventeen years in a variety of capacities including Research Fellow, Policy Program Director and Senior Fellow at the Roundtable on Community Change, and as the Chair of Policy Programs for the Aspen Institute. Prior to joining the Aspen Institute, she was the director of research for the Vera Institute of Justice. She worked as a program officer at the Ford Foundation and a senior program officer at the Commonwealth Fund where she developed funding strategies to improve outcomes for young people in high poverty communities.