Our Executive Team
Katie Bradford (she/her/hers)
An educator with over 20 years experience, Katie Bradford is the Chair of Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion and the Dean of the Arts and Media Department at Denver Academy. Katie is committed to making the community a safe and inclusive space for all learners. In recognition of her DEI accomplishments Katie has received Inclusive Leader awards from Diversity IS, GlobalMindED and the Mizel Museum. She was also named Queer Literacy Educator of the Year by CU Boulder and was honored by Denver Academy with Teacher of the Year and Lifetime Achievement (Wings of the Future) awards. Katie is proud to serve as a member of the Colorado Diversity Network Leadership team.
Marissa McCullough (she/her/hers)
This is Marissa's third year on the CDN leadership team and she enjoys collaborating, building connections and constantly learning with fellow educators. She comes from an elementary teaching background, has an M.A. in Education and Human Development and now works as a diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) consultant for the Montessori School of Denver and other organizations. Marissa (she/her) was born and raised in Colorado and identifies as biracial. She loves being in nature and learning about cultures through food and travel.
Shareena Mundodi
Shareena Mundodi is the Director of Equity & Community Engagement at Kent Denver School. Prior to joining the Kent community in 2022, Shareena served as the Director of Community Life at Charlotte Preparatory School in North Carolina. Ms. Mundodi also has a wealth of international experience and intercultural competency building, having lived and worked in Bangalore, India; Santiago, Chile; Campinas, Brazil; and Nanjing and Shanghai, China, where she held positions in public affairs, communications, editing, and program development. Ms. Mundodi was a presenter at TEDx in Nanjing and served as a volunteer and consultant for Nanjing International School and Shanghai Community International School.
She holds a B.S. in Finance from the University of Illinois, an M.A. in International Affairs from American University, and an M.A. in Communications from Johns Hopkins University.
Randi Reinhold (he/him/his; they/them/theirs)
Stanley British Primary School
Randi Reinhold is a progressive educator and diversity practitioner who hails from New York City. He has been supporting young people ages 4 - 15 in various capacities for nearly two decades as a summer camp counselor, after school teacher, classroom teacher, and learning support teacher, and has served in administrative roles including After School Program Coordinator and Coordinator of Equity and Inclusion. He is excited to step into the role of Extended Day Director at Stanley British Primary School this fall, where he has been a long-term substitute teacher and DEI team leader since 2018.
Miriah Royal (she/her/hers)
Miriah Royal has always been deeply committed to fostering inclusive communities, tracing her dedication back to her pre-professional days. Driven by a belief that social justice is a collective effort, she channels her passion through service, collaboration, and intentional programming. As the Director of Community Belonging & Engagement at St. Anne's Episcopal School, Miriah continues to build on her experience from her previous roles in and outside independent schools.
Miriah's dedication to social justice extends beyond her professional life. She volunteers as a faculty member of the S.T.A.M.P conference, serves as the founder of Emboldened Ventures, a consulting company dedicated to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion for the outdoor industry, and actively contributes as a Board member of the Museum of Food and Culture.
Miriah's journey demonstrates an unwavering commitment to shaping a more just, equitable, and loving world—one community at a time.
Our Founder
Jason Mundy (he/him/his)
Kent Denver School
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