De’Nasia Alston-Walker is a passionate nonprofit leader dedicated to guiding and nurturing youth to reach their full potential. With a deep commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of young people, De’Nasia has dedicated her career to creating opportunities and fostering environments that empower youth to thrive.

As the founder and CEO of UN1TY Village, she has developed innovative programs and initiatives that address the unique needs and challenges faced by young individuals. Her visionary leadership has allowed the organization to expand its reach and make a significant difference in the lives of countless youth.

De’Nasia's approach is rooted in a belief that “it takes a village to raise a child” and every young person deserves a nurturing environment to grow and succeed. She understand the importance of providing mentorship, guidance, and educational resources to help youth navigate through difficult circumstances and achieve their goals.

With a compassionate and empathetic nature, De’Nasia forms strong connections with youth, inspiring them to overcome obstacles and realize their potential. She believes in fostering a sense of belonging and creating safe spaces where young individuals can express themselves, explore their passions, and develop essential life skills.

De’Nasia actively collaborates with community partners, government agencies, and educational institutions to create comprehensive support systems for youth. She advocate for policies and initiatives that prioritize the well-being and development of young individuals, ensuring they have access to quality education, mental health services, and opportunities for personal growth.

Through her unwavering dedication, De’Nasia has become a respected and influential figure in the nonprofit sector, recognized for her ability to inspire change and transform the lives of youth. Her leadership and passion continue to drive forward the mission of UN1TY Village, positively impacting the lives of young individuals and shaping a brighter future for generations to come.