Heather Casimere
Research analyst and wellness creator focused on equity and spirituality
San Francisco, California
Summary
Education research and analysis focused on K–12 equity and student well-being — as a research analyst at CRPE she contributes to major projects and reports (including The State of the American Student), conducting data collection, analysis, and writing to inform policy and practice. crpe+1
Writer and theological thinker — trained at The Seattle School, she produced an integrative project on racial trauma and has published multiple reflective essays at the intersection of theology, culture, and identity. theseattleschool+2
Creative wellness practitioner serving communities of color — founder of Brave Warrior Free Art, she produces resources that blend art, spirituality, and emotional health for BIPOC communities. wixsite+1
Experienced higher-education administrator and communicator — prior roles at Stanford University, Seattle University, and other institutions reflect multi-institutional experience in university operations, planning, and communications. theseattleschool+1
Community engagement and public conversation on mental health and racial equity — participates in public events and discussions (for example, local presentations on supporting Black mental health) blending research, pastoral care, and community outreach. shorelineareanews
Work
Education
Projects
Writing
Shades of Green: A Theology of Loss and Love
January 1, 2024A published book by Heather Casimere examining themes of loss and love through theological reflection.
The Belovedness of the Black Woman Despite Racial Trauma (Integrative Project)
January 1, 2018Integrative Project presentation exploring the belovedness of Black women in the context of racial trauma, completed as a capstone for the MA in Theology & Culture.
Various essays for The Seattle School Intersections Blog
2017-2018Multiple blog essays on theology, culture, identity, resilience, and spiritual formation published on The Seattle School's Intersections blog between 2017 and 2018.
Brave. Warrior. Free
A published book by Heather Casimere addressing themes of anxiety, emotional health, and healing (listed among her authored works).