Dacia is a prophetic historian and multihyphenate creative who builds innovative startups for fun and fights intergenerational poverty for a living. She is a three-time founder, humanitarian, and devoted follower of Jesus Christ. From the tender age of 4, she has been a history scholar and a radical dreamer who fervently believed God gave her the power to make a difference in reshaping the future of the oppressed—and she has never wavered in that conviction. She went on to study International Studies with a Concentration in International Development in the African Diaspora and the World at Spelman College, and has dedicated her life to confronting and dismantling the poverty cycle through creating transformative solutions, one community at a time. Her knowledge spans continents, cultures, and histories, giving her a global perspective on the nuanced barriers faced by diverse communities. Rather than imposing one-size-fits-all top down traditional solutions, she engages deeply with each community, immersing herself to understand the systemic and spiritual barriers that shape families and environments, ensuring her work addresses root causes with precision, compassion, and truth. She actively implements unorthodox systems that drive real change, building initiatives that are sustainable, equitable, community-centered, and welcoming to people of all backgrounds and walks of life. With her combination of entrepreneurial experience, academic expertise, global insight, and spiritual depth, Dacia embraces the reponsibility of being a true global citizen with a vision to create a united world, where Galatians 3:28 is fully embodied, transcending divisions of race, status, gender, and background, rooted in the true love and heart of Jesus Christ. She believes that by uplifting the most disadvantaged communities, we not only help break the poverty cycle, but also foster true unity, promoting healing, equity, reconciliation, and peace for all.