In January 2023, multiple body-worn cameras were released of police horrifically repeatedly tasing my brother INSIDE an ambulance while he was coming out of a seizure and still confused not even knowing they were police or where he was per their own admission in their police reports, then removing him from the ambulance and walking him to their police car still confused, tasing him inside the police car, laughing about what they'd done, and then speaking with their sergeant as they tried to come up with a charge for him, because they'd been called out a medical call when a Burger King employee called 911 for medical attention after witnessing my brother experience a seizure in the drive-thru after coherently placing his order, which my brother's car to hit the truck in front of him in the drive-thru. I was devastated and angered at what I saw on that footage. Subsequently, the Judge ruled the officers lacked probable cause for their detention and arrest. My brother is the only son of five children. Later that year on November 9, 2023, four days before his birthday....my brother died. I was crushed. A few months later on March 5, 2024, my oldest nephew was violently murdered. I'd help raised him as a child because my youngest sister had him as a teenager. He was like my son to me. The road and journey of my life changed forever. And for Righteous Justice I will Forever STAND!! I look forward to serving you.
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**MS. WILLIAMS' SUMMARIZED BACKGROUND**

Ms. Williams enrolled in Law School after her brother's wrongful incarceration. He is the Only Son of five children. After his release, he never returned to incarceration, and became a productive member of society. Previously, she had over 20 years health care experience beginning in the Army and is still a Registered Nurse. She has consulted and served as a Keynote speaker nationwide. Her expertise includes civil rights, employment, education/schools, and discrimination. This includes excessive force and wrongful death, private and public employers to include federal employers, EEOC, and school matters such as Title IX, civil rights violations, IEP/ADA/504 violations, due process, discipline against student-athletes, regulatory healthcare matters, and more. She has been featured on ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, USA Today, The Grio, WOAK1380AM. She volunteers in multiple community service organizations and causes. Rawsi knows her Call from God in the Fight for Justice, and is NOT Afraid to upset the apple cart to fight! She endured the worst two years of her life with horrific loss and in her most vulnerable state, and knows what it feels like to suffer adversity.

MILITARY SERVICE:

• U.S. ARMY
• Ms. Williams also has the honor of being the first female Ranger in Tuskegee University's Army ROTC history

LICENSES:

• Registered Nurse (R.N.)
• Minister

EDUCATION:

• U.S. Army
• Tuskegee University
• FAMU College of Law

ADDITIONAL HEALTHCARE CREDENTIALS:.

• Florida Board of Nursing CEU Provider 50-5264
• D.C. Board of Nursing CEU Provider: 50-5264
• New Mexico Board of Nursing CEU Provider 50-5264
• West Virginia Board of Nursing CEU Provider 50-5264
• FL Assisted Living Facility (ALF) Core Trainer 013
• FL Adult Family Care Home (AFCH) Core Trainer 013
• American Heart Association First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor Certified ALF Administrator
• Approved Alzheimer's Level I, II Provider
• Certified Long-Term Care Quality/Risk Specialist
• Exclusive Author: Long-Term Care Legal Nurse Consultant (CLCLNC) Certification (held annually)

RECENT PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

• Featured on ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS, WOAK Atlanta, The Grio, USA Today, The Miami New Times, and more
• 2024 Co-Chair: Civil Rights Committee, WDFJBA
• 2023 Advisor: University of Miami School of Law Civil Rights Roundtable
• 2022 Honoree: University of Miami Lawyer In Leadership in Civil Rights
• 2022 Presenter. University of Michigan -- Flint: United Student Government Conference (conference of SGA leaders from all 15 public colleges and universities in the state of Michigan) "The Application of Titles VI and IX to Colleges and Universities"
• 2021 Community Activist Woman of the Year award
• 2021 Keynote Speaker: FL Assoc. Directors of Nursing Administrator's (F.A.D.O.N.A.) Annual Conference
• Letters of Appreciation: Miami-Dade Public Defender's office.
• 2020: Speaker, Pasco County NAACP Freedom Fund Gala
• 2020: Honored by the American Nurses Association for encouraging published quote to Nurses: "To do what nobody else can do, in a way that nobody else will do, despite all that we go through, that is to be a nurse."
• 2020: American Nurse's Association Honor: Ms. Williams' quote used for encouragement to Nurses working on the front line during COVID-19
• 2019 "Human Rights Advocate of the Year" (Zeta Phi Beta, Inc. Ms. Williams is not a member and was greatly humbled by this honor.)
• 2018: Presenter, ST Louis, MO: Church Of God In Christ Holy Convocation Law Day​
• 2012: Commencement Speaker, FAMU College of Law