Randie Gottlieb: Lead trainer Dr. Randie Gottlieb, is the founder and CEO of UnityWorks. Dr. Gottlieb has worked as a classroom teacher at every level, a school principal, college administrator, university professor, curriculum developer and diversity trainer. Her work has taken her to over 30 countries, including 11 years in Puerto Rico, where she administered an international training center, taught cross-cultural communication workshops for people from around the world, produced Spanish-language community-service radio and television programs, and founded an elementary school. She is the author of over ten books and curriculum guides, including the award-winning Teaching Unity, and holds degrees in Education from Cal State, Boston University and Harvard.
UnityWorks Trainers*
"My Story" Speakers
Randie Gottlieb, Lorenzo Alvarado, Malii Brown
Promoting the Oneness of Humanity
*About our Trainers
Mary Looney, Alan Matsumoto, Katrina Walsey, Zuki Alvarado, Steve Mitchell, Maria Cuevas, Tcharles Anders
Malii Brown: UnityWorks Program Director Malii Brown is a management consultant and diversity trainer.
She offers a unique perspective as a millennial woman of color who has worked throughout 21 U.S. states
and 19 countries with a variety of stakeholders, including educational institutions, nonprofits, Fortune 500s, and federal and state governments.
Ms. Brown holds a Master’s degree in Intercultural Management from the School for International Training in Vermont, and a B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs from Occidental College in California.
Lorenzo Alvarado: Mr. Alvarado is Assistant Principal at Davis High School in Yakima, WA. He has also worked as a middle school Principal in Yakima and in Pasco, where he was President of the school district’s Multicultural Affairs Committee. Mr. Alvarado holds a B.A.
in math education from Central Washington University, where he was captain of the Cultural Role Model team.
He also earned an ESL endorsement
from Heritage University and attended
a summer program on principalship
at Harvard University. Mr. Alvarado received the WA State Golden Acorn Outstanding Educator Award in 2005
and the Crystal Apple Award in 2007.