Kareemah Hairston has proudly consulted with (re)Frame Conflict, LLC on several projects, primarily in Cleveland, Ohio. She has worked on projects involving training and development around dialogue and change, conflict resolution, and trauma-informed practices. 

She is a Cleveland native and graduate of Kent State University in Applied Conflict Management. Kareemah has about 10 years of experience supporting and facilitating change work processes in communities and organizations. Kareemah is most fulfilled when she is collaborating and equipping individuals with skills that support how to navigate and create more sustainable, equitable, and just communities. Her continuous work in program and workshop development, group facilitation design, and guiding collaborative work processes has advanced her expertise in fostering spaces for communities to learn and grow together through dialogue-based practices that nurture and highlight pathways toward sustainable development.

Kareemah is also the Mediation Coordinator at Cleveland Mediation Center, managing landlord-tenant, neighbor-to-neighbor, family, divorce, and business/organization mediation services and programs. She is also involved in local initiatives as a community mediator, advocating for equitable access to mediation by embedding mediation within housing, homelessness, and eviction processes, particularly for unhoused youth and families. She also enjoys being a conflict resolution trainer and mediation training coach for emerging mediators.

 
In her spare time, Kareemah enjoys brain-tingling conversation, any and all creative pursuits, walks with nature, and savoring a nice cup of spiced tea.