About

“I tell myself everyday to be fearless…”

Reverned Brittini L. Palmer believes everyone has a story and she is proof. While the chapters in her story are still unfolding, Brittini is making her mark.

Brittini is a freedom writer, preacher, communications professional, and founder of Black Women Write for Freedom.

She is an alum of Virginia Union University and McAfee School of Theology, and has completed several fellowships (see below).

Her work with organizations and religious institutions has allowed her to write and think about the future of Black humanity. Her vision is rooted in an urgency to help people navigate their way out of oppressive systems and practices in order to thrive. Brittini's words have resonated across a spectrum of platforms, from print and online media outlets to nonprofit organizations, Fortune 500 companies, and universities. She currently provides communication support to RISE Together Mentorship Network, Sema Films, and the Interfaith Children’s Movement. She is the founder and CEO of Black Women Write for Freedom, a writing and communications company that supports individuals and organizations with writing and communication needs, while being committed to empowering and providing space and resources for Black Women writers.

 Brittini believes to remain silent on issues that disrupt the harmony created by God is not an option and will continue to use her voice and witness  to encourage those who feel their dignity has been snatched…to understand they too matter. You can connect with her across social media @BrittiniLPalmer.

She is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., and co-founder and past president of the Black Student Union- Mercer Atlanta.

Brittini currently resides in New Jersey.

 

Fellowships

Union Theological Seminary - TIDEL Fellow

2024

Interdenominational Theological Center- Public Theologians Fellow (Sankofa Center)

2020

Princeton University Black Theological Leadership Institute Fellow

2015

Union Theological Millennial Leader in Social Justice Fellow

2015