Athiri is a holistic community organizing school where we unite to heal, learn, and build the world of our dreams.
Meet Jecorey
Jecorey Arthur is a lifelong resident of the West End of Louisville, educator, and musician who made history as Louisville’s youngest city councilman. A classically trained percussionist and conscious hip-hop artist, Jecorey’s career has always used arts and culture as a tool for justice. During his Metro Council term he helped lead campaigns and passed legislation centered on housing, peace, and equity. Today, Jecorey blends his lived experiences along with his experiences in government, education, and the arts to build people power.
Meet Emmett
Dr. Lisa Arthur is a clinical psychologist specializing in the intersection of mental health and systemic justice. A graduate of the University of Louisville and Spalding University, she brings extensive experience supporting children, families, and veterans. Her primary focus lies in addressing racial trauma, providing the clinical foundation for Athiri’s Healing Pillar. By integrating trauma informed care with restorative practices, Dr. Arthur supports our community in processing racialized stress and leading from a place of resilience and wellness.
What Sets Us Apart
Adrianna Fisher-Willis
Licensed Clinical Psychologist.
Kay Coyte
Retired News Editor. Former Venue Manager.
Michael R. Hicks
College Administrator. Organizer.
Dr. Lisa Arthur
Licensed Clinical Psychologist.
Dr. Greg Byrne
University Professor.
Janayah Winn
Public Health and Political Science Student. Organizer. Legal Assistant.
Dr. Liz England
Licensed Clinical Psychologist.
Regina Freeman
Public Worker. Labor Organizer.
Jecorey Arthur
Founder. Educator. Organizer.
Nonvoting Member
Ken Wilson
Retired Teacher.
Verbon Graves III
STEAM Lab Teacher.
Adrianna Fisher-Willis
Licensed Clinical Psychologist.