Dominique Minor

Co-founded a community-centered initiative providing legal navigation, reentry support, advocacy, and programming for justice-impacted individuals and families. Lead program strategy, partnership development, and community engagement.

Directed volunteer operations supporting 250+ law student volunteers in legal-service delivery. Coordinated recruitment, onboarding, placement, communications, and program support.

Coordinated judicial scheduling, administrative workflows, records, and constituent services in a high-accountability court environment. Managed documentation and communications with confidentiality and accuracy.

Coordinated mentoring and community-based programming serving youth and families impacted by incarceration. Supported outreach, communications, budgeting, reporting, stakeholder engagement, and fundraising.

Coordinated implementation of evidence-based violence-prevention programming and educational initiatives. Built school and community partnerships and delivered presentations and outreach.

Provided holistic advocacy, mitigation support, and client services to individuals navigating the criminal legal system. Coordinated information and resources supporting attorneys, clients, and case-related needs.

Supported administrative, operational, intake, monitoring, rehabilitation, and reentry program functions across multiple assignments. Served as a founding member of the Positive Culture Task Force.

Lead business development, branding, client and stakeholder engagement, sponsorship cultivation, artist management, and community-based programming. Plan and execute immersive arts and engagement experiences.

Developing a signature creative and wellness experience integrating art, culture, networking, and community engagement.

Pursuing a Louisiana Transfer Associate degree with a concentration in Sociology, including Fine Arts coursework.

Earned a high school diploma from the Gifted & Talented Art Program.