Jacqueline Myers is a dedicated educational counselor and youth development professional with over 20 years of experience empowering students, strengthening communities, and driving equitable outcomes. Currently serving as a Restorative Practice Coordinator at the University of Pittsburgh, she facilitates restorative justice initiatives, delivers professional development for educators, and leads data-driven program evaluation across school and community systems. With a proven record spanning academic advising, career development, outreach recruitment, and youth program leadership, Jacqueline excels at building collaborative relationships with students, families, and institutional stakeholders. Her work at Pittsburgh Job Corps and the Church of God reflects a sustained commitment to guiding underserved youth toward education and career success. A certified Racial Equity Consciousness Facilitator (University of Pittsburgh) and MBA candidate, Jacqueline brings strategic thinking, cultural competency, and transformational program design to every engagement.