Meka Tate is a highly skilled professional from Omaha, Nebraska, with a remarkable background in community outreach and education. In 2009, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Communication from Creighton University and served as a Human Resources Specialist in the Army National Guard for four years.
Meka began her professional journey as a Communications Specialist at the Better Business Bureau, where she focused on internal and external communications and new media campaigns. Since then, her work has mainly been devoted to community education and outreach. She has worked with non-profit organizations such as North Omaha Weed and Seed and Habitat for Humanity of Council Bluffs.
Meka worked as a Community Health Worker for four years, concentrating on at-risk populations to increase their health knowledge throughout underserved communities. She is currently employed with the Child Saving Institute's Family Empowerment Program, which aims to combat domestic violence through community outreach and training. Meka is driven by her profound sense of empathy and perseverance. She strongly believes that positive change can be achieved through collective action. Her work with the Family Empowerment Program encourages others to join the fight against domestic violence and create a world where everyone can live without fear and harm.