OUR LEADERS

CHRISTIAN (CECE) WORLEY

Founder & Executive Director

Christian (Cece) Worley is the founder of The Reconciliation Project and serves as the Executive Director. She is a passionate civil rights advocate, legal scholar, and visionary leader committed to dismantling systemic racism and cultivating Christ-centered racial reconciliation.

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A current law student at Georgetown University and a proud Marshall-Motley Scholar, Cece brings a unique blend of academic excellence, lived experience, and spiritual conviction to her work. Before founding The Reconciliation Project, Christian worked across local, state, and federal government sectors as a public servant. Her policy and legal training, combined with a Master of Public Administration from North Carolina Central University, fuels her interdisciplinary approach to justice.

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Born and raised in poverty and shaped by the realities of racial injustice, Cece's life has been one of resilience, faith, and purpose. Her calling to launch TRP emerged from a deep burden to challenge white supremacy within the American church and to inspire courageous dialogue between spiritual leaders and their congregations.

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Cece's voice is both prophetic and practical, anchored in truth and love. She envisions TRP not only as an initiative, but as a long-term movement that includes public dialogue, documentary storytelling, academic research, and transformational partnerships across racial lines.

Deputy Director

Pamela Worley, the Deputy Director, is a seasoned entrepreneur and passionate advocate for justice with over a decade of leadership experience. After earning her Bachelor's degree in Business Management in 2012, Pamela founded Wise Kids Preschool, a Christ-centered early education academy committed to nurturing the next generation in faith and excellence.

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In 2020, she joined her daughter, Cece Worley, in the fight for economic justice for Black Americans—helping organize national demonstrations and managing a digital platform of over 900 civil rights advocates through Economic Justice for African Americans.

Pamela brings a unique blend of operational excellence, spiritual grounding, and movement-building experience to her role at The Reconciliation Project, where she oversees strategic planning, logistics, and organizational growth. Her commitment to racial justice is rooted in faith, family, and an unshakable belief in the transformative power of the Gospel.