Ms. Reagan Williams serves as a project associate at KHA. In her current position, she works to give necessary support as logistics and processes are implemented. Through her work, Ms. Williams has focused her energy on improving the lives of others through her work, facilitating dialogues, building coalitions, mentoring, and organizing community events. 

Ms. Williams earned a BA in psychology as well as women’s and gender studies from the College of Charleston. Much of her research focus has been in cross-culture and social psychology. 

Ms. Williams spent much of her time in Charleston, South Carolina, advocating for resources to advance the lives of LGBTQ+ and Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) members of the community disproportionately affected by socioeconomic inequality. She has worked to create equitable practices in areas such as affirmative LGBTQ+ mental health counseling and institutional responses to racial discrimination and to food and housing insecurity. Her work has created a collegiate organization, internships, and coalition building in Charleston. Ms. Williams currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina.