Natosha Daniels is pursuing a doctoral degree in educational leadership and policy at The University of Texas at Austin. Her research pursuits are rooted in Black parent grassroots movements that move within, against, and beyond power structures and policymaking at the intersection of racial capitalism and education systems. Daniels spent 15 years in public education as a science and special education teacher, technology coach, and administrator. She is the chief systems navigator and communications officer for Round Rock Black Parents Association, a mother of three, and a 2020 New Leaders Council Fellow. As an Archer Fellow, she seeks to integrate her dedication to Black parents and families with intersectional national policymaking spaces.