Who We Are
Who’s Got Morale (WGM) is a tri-functional organization committed to creating healing modalities for underserved communities.
WGM was launched in 2015 as an adaptive school-based support to underperforming Black and Latinx students. Over the years we have evolved into a comprehensive entity that engages youth and adults in conflict resolution, self-healing, and restorative interventions.

Meet to the Team

Dr. Rayna B. Minors, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, is a dedicated mother of three, who possesses a strong educational background and a passion for fostering wellness. With a master's degree in public health and a doctorate in education, she combines her academic expertise with her nurturing nature to make an impact on the lives of youth in urban and culturally diverse communities. Dr. B served in public education for over 15 years as a teacher and a school principal. Dr. B’s work extends further through workshops and retreats, where she specializes in helping individuals overcome traumatic experiences, guiding them towards a sense of resolution and empowerment. Her compassionate and empathetic approach creates a safe space for participants to embark on a personalized healing journey.She has received recognition for her outstanding contributions to youth by State Representative Chynah Tyler. Additionally, Dr. B has published academic works that underscore the importance of children’s holistic health.Dr. B is a passionate and accomplished woman who leverages her educational background, wellness coaching skills, and organizational leadership to make a positive impact on BIPOC communities. Her heartfelt dedication to the holistic well-being of children and those who care for them continues to inspire meaningful change.
​Mwalimu Donkor Issa, Chief Operating Officer, is a passionate advocate for urban education and community safety, with a career devoted to the holistic development of children and culturally diverse communities. Holding two master’s degrees in curriculum and instruction, with focuses on secondary education and moderate disabilities, Donkor combines academic expertise with a deep commitment to transformative education.Donkor’s life mission centers on providing meaningful experiences for boys that foster their cultural, social, spiritual, and emotional growth. He achieves this through the application of traditional Sankofa principles and rituals, drawing on the wisdom of the past to empower future generations.With nearly two decades dedicated to rites of passage training, Donkor has immersed himself in understanding trauma and practicing experiential health coaching. His approach integrates his extensive history in education with his passion for creating learning experiences that prioritize healing, safety, and cultural upliftment.As a lifelong educator, Mwalimu Donkor Issa stands as a tireless advocate for the holistic well-being of children. His work reflects a steadfast commitment to nurturing the potential of culturally diverse communities and ensuring their voices and needs are centered in all that he does.


Brandon Slaughter, Director of Targeted Programs

Beautiful Brown, Administrative Coordinator

Kim Moss, Dumi Academy Lead Instructor

Taheera Massey, Dumi Academy Lead Instructor
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Board of Directors

Rayna Briceno, President & Chair

Donkor Minors, Vice President & Director

Beautiful Brown, Clerk

Charlene Akers, Treasurer

Paula Correia, Director

Andrew Miller, Director

Stewart Wing, Director