Tracey Corder
Michigan State Campaign Consultant
Tracey Corder, Is a Senior Strategy & Power Building Consultant with Synergy Power Consulting. Tracey is an activist, organizer, strategist, communicator, facilitator, and trainer. In her 15 years of professional experience, she has run electoral, issue, and cultural shifting campaigns. Most recently Tracey served as the Campaign Director for Action Center on Race and the Economy’s (ACRE) Policing, Incarceration, and Tech work.
Before ACRE, Tracey worked at the Center for Popular Democracy, where she supported Black-led organizations in developing justice transformation campaigns through facilitation, visioning, and campaign planning. In addition, Tracey leveraged direct action and mass mobilization as a tactic to advocate for progressive legislation on Housing, economic justice, immigration, voting rights, climate, and policing.
Notably, Tracey was a leader in the on-the-ground movement against the nomination and confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh, which helped galvanize young people and working-class women to historic levels of voter participation and resulted in the most diverse Congress ever elected.
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Korey T. Johnson, Esq.
State Campaign Consultant
Korey T. Johnson, Esq. serves as a policy strategist and organizer for country-wide legislative campaigns that seek to eliminate economic barriers for individuals with criminal records. As an owner of her own consultant company, CK Strategies & Solutions, Korey's focus is on empowering advocates and developing technical support to sustain multi-state campaigns. Prior to joining the CSG, as a Senior Policy Analyst at the CSG Justice Center, Korey led a multi-state occupational licensure campaign that led to the passage of fair chance licensing policies in over 20 states for reentering citizens. Further, as a Senior Policy Research Analyst at the Job Opportunities Task Force, Korey’s advocacy resulted in the passage of legislation that increased educational opportunities for incarcerated individuals in the State of Maryland. She also served as an Attorney Advisor for the U.S. Department of Justice and a legislative aid in the State of Maryland General Assembly. She received her BS in political science from Towson University, JD from Howard University, and is currently a doctoral student at Morgan State University.
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