Nasif Habeeb-ullah
Nasif Habeeb-ullah (aka Habeeb) attended Texarkana junior college and Georgia State University School of Urban Life. He was trained in mediation/conflict resolution 17 years ago by the Settlement Institute. He has worked with youth at Lorenzo Benze Youth Detention Center in Atlanta Georgia, and the Martin Luther King Youth Academy in Charlotte, North Carolina and Washington, D.C. He has trained youth for the Sunshine Brotherhood and Archie Harris. He has worked with the Cobb County Elementary Schools and Stephenson High School in Dekalb County. He is also co-founder/advisor for the Umoja Souljahs Community Black Male Youth Empowerment Program. He has facilitated conflict resolution workshops for the Professional Development Institute for H.U.D assistants. He is a facilitator for the City of Atlanta Weed and Seed program, and a fellow in the Faith and the City Leadership Institute. His an auxiliary Board Assistant in the Bahá'í Faith, and often facilitates week-end workshops for the annual Youth Eagle Institute held in Davidson, Michigan. He is a member of the Spiritual Assembly of Dekalb County South, and a facilitator of all seven (7) Ruhi books.

Habeeb currently serves as on-site mediator at the Fulton jail providing conflict resolution training for inmates, and for County Sheriff's Department Deputies and has been doing this for 15 years. He has been the aftercare counselor at Trinity House-Big Bethel, a drug treatment facility for men of African decent presenting with substance abuse and homeless for 4 years. Nasif Habeeb-ullah is married and the father of two sons.