EmpowerEd grew from Alexandria Davidson’s years of experience working alongside students, families, educators, and special education teams.

Alexandria holds a Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Psychology with a minor in African American Studies from Purdue University, an educational foundation that has shaped her understanding of human development, behavior, culture, and the importance of supporting the whole child.

With nearly a decade of experience across youth development and special education including classroom teaching, family support, and special education support roles Alexandria has seen firsthand how much students can accomplish when the right people, resources, and support systems come together.

She has also seen how overwhelming education can become for families who know their child needs support but may not know where to begin.

EmpowerEd was created to help bridge that gap.

The organization brings together Alexandria’s experience in education, youth development, family support, and organizational leadership with a deeply held commitment to helping students and families move forward with confidence.