Carla Hibbert-Latimer

About Carla Hibbert-Latimer

Building Communities. Structuring Deals. Constructing Futures. I build what’s…

Experience

1. Advisory Board Member

   Persons Services Corp

   Feb 2025 — Present · FL, US

   The Justice Project of South Florida incorporated is a small 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that operates on the generosity of donors and sponsorships. JPSFL received its tax-exempt status on November 3, 2020, and has become the convening entity on ways to strengthen positive relations and trust between police officers, military personnel and youth populations and the community from a grassroots perspective. We are hopeful from the result of our research and programming is changing the perception, attitudes, and behavior between law enforcement agencies and the community-at-large. In a unique way we teach young people that the restorative justice approach allows for clear communication, deeper connection, contribution, and collaboration in strengthening positive relations and trust between individuals, groups, and organizations. The JPSFL will continue supporting RJ research and building networks to help scale community-based prevention and relief

Education

• St. Thomas University

  Master of Laws to Juris Science Doctorate- LLM/ JSD

• Florida State University

  Dance

  2001 — 2003

• Florida A&M University

  Bachelor's of arts, Community Psychology

• Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

  Modern, Hip-Hop and African Dance styles

• The Miami Conservatory of Ballet- Thomas Armour Scholarship Award

  Dance

  1999 — 2001

• Dr. Michael Krop Senior Highschool

  Intermediate/Advanced Dance, Dance

  1999 — 2001

• St. Thomas University

  Master of Laws - LLM, Intercultural Human Rights Law

• Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University

  Dance

  2002