Jamaican born, Nikki Clarke, holds a Diploma in Social Sciences from John Abbott College and at, McGill University, studied Film and Communications. Nikki was an instructor at Sheridan College, in the Faculty of Early Childhood Education, the School of Business, and Community Development from 1999 to 2009. Nikki was elected the President of the Ontario Black History Society in 2015. Nikki’s third book, Transforming Lives, One Story at a Time: Powerful Stories of Success and Inspiration, an anthology of empowering reflections was published in 2017. Nikki is the founder, producer and host of the Nikki Clarke Show, and is the proud mother of three adult children. .Nikki was the NDP MPP Candidate for Mississauga Malton in 2018 and MP Candidate in 2019. Nikki serves on The Human Trafficking Advisory Board in Peel, Director of Policy and Research for Keep 6ix, an organization that supports the prevention of youth in the criminal justice system and a member of the Black Community Advisory Council of the United Way of Greater Toronto. Nikki is an ordained lay pastor. She was recently nominated for the Breaking Boundaries for Social Justice by Ontario NDP’s Women’s Committee,  the Eminence Award, the Genius Award for Leadership,   three Magnetic Entrepreneur Author Awards nominations for Demonstration of Integrity, Best Marketing, and Best Influential Book Awards.

On Today's episode, Nikki covers: 

1. How she started the Nikki Clarke Show.

2. Balancing act of working and being a mom.

3. Her journey into politics.

4. Human Trafficking in Peel.

5. Community Advocacy- Youth empowerment, jobs, housing issues in Mississauga.

6. Teaching God's love.