Rev. Dr. Julianne M. Robertson, Esq. is an interfaith minister, spiritual counselor and Washington attorney who advocates for social, racial, and reparatory justice. As a lawyer, ordained minister, spiritual counselor and human rights activist, Dr. Robertson interprets US foreign and domestic policy as a barometer measuring the spiritual evolution of the human family. She has addressed the Women’s Economic Forum in New Delhi, India in May 2017 on topics including Corporate Governance and Ethics, and Global Empowerment for Women through Education. Dr. Robertson is an advocate, at home and abroad, for African-descendants in the US seeking reparations, accountability and an end to police violence. Recent advocacy in the DC Metro has also included challenging institutional injustice in the form of desecration of a sacred African burial ground in Bethesda, Maryland. Dr. Robertson is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Howard University School of Law and The New Seminary for Interfaith Studies. She is the mother of four amazing children and the grandmother of three.