I am Janvieve.

I am a committed to a life of love, justice, fun and blackness for all.  

Janvieve Williams Comrie is a Black and Latina human rights strategist, trainer and organizer with a deep commitment to assist in the building of powerful social movements for racial justice and human rights. She has worked in a variety of fields and for several human rights institutions, including the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights Regional Office Central America, where she coordinated a regional program on race and racism. Janvieve is internationally recognized for her work with Afrodescendent communities.

Presently Janvieve serves social movements as a strategist, facilitator and strategic planning consultant. She is the founder of the AfroResistance, an organization committed to human rights, racial justice and gender justice in the Americas. 

She was awarded a Soros Equality Fellowship (2018-2020). She is a faculty member at New York University Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and at The New School. She is a mother to two amazing children and lives between Panama and the Bronx with her life partner, two children, elderly parents, and her three pets. 

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