Clarice Bailey, PhD

Clarice Bailey brings more than 30 years of experience as an educator, trainer, learner, and program administrator. She is committed to community service, especially in the areas of juvenile justice, youth conflict resolution, partner violence and conflict, anti-oppression work, peace studies and organizational transformation.

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In addition to working with ARIA as an Associate, Clarice is currently serving a variety public non profit organizations as an independent consultant. Her present work spans the cultural arts community, marginalized youth advocacy groups, and state human services training agencies. She served as a senior member of the Casey Strategic Consulting Group of the Annie E. Casey Foundation during which she supported state and local governments (Louisiana, Kentucky, Georgia, and New Jersey) through intensive interventions focusing on organization change and transformation, staff development and learning. Prior to the Casey Foundation, Clarice served as Deputy Assistant Director in the Department of Human Services, Continuous System Improvement Group for the State of Oregon and was part of a team which provided internal consulting, CQI and staff training. Clarice holds a doctorate in Public Administration and Policy from Portland State University in Portland, Oregon.