TRACEY L. ROGERS
ASTROLOGER + LIFE COACH

~ 50 percent of the things you think that other people think are really just things that you think. ~

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Tracey L. Rogers, Astrologer + Life Coach

ABOUT TRACEY

Before becoming fully self-employed, Tracey worked for AMIDEAST Education and Training Services Inc. as the Program Manager to the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) program – a high school exchange program funded by the U.S. Department of State. During her eight-year tenure, Tracey managed staff in 10 different regional offices responsible for program recruitment throughout the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). 

Tracey traveled extensively throughout the MENA region as the primary program representative for AMIDEAST, implementing countless trainings and seminars for Arab youth that focused on a wide range of topics. It was Tracey’s work on the YES program that fueled her activism for Palestinian Rights. 

Tracey’s activism began with political campaign management and organizing after college. Since then, she has worked tirelessly to combat racial injustice and gender inequality. Tracey has launched anti-racism campaigns and teach-ins with different faith-based communities throughout Northern Virginia, and is a 2019 recipient of the Charles P. Monroe Civil Rights Award given by the Arlington, Virginia chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).

Tracey has developed and facilitated workshops centered on women’s empowerment, interfaith peace-building, and millennial organizing in the Middle East. Tracey also participated in an Indigenous and People of Color witness delegation to Israel/Palestine, which inspired her to curate Movements of Oppression, Solidarity and Hope. Movements is a pop-up photo exhibit that features images reflecting shared struggles of oppression amongst various human rights and liberation campaigns, all of which share a hope for change through solidarity. 

Tracey holds a B.A. in Political Science from Temple University and an M.A. in International Education with a focus on Arab Culture and Islamic Education from The George Washington University. Tracey currently lives Philadelphia, PA. ​