Georgia D. Nwamaka-Robinson, Esquire

Member of: 
Broward Cultural Council

Georgia D. Nwamaka-Robinson serves her community as an attorney, mediator and founder of the following not-for-profit ventures: Reading Pays More, Inc.; Friends of Jamaica Basic School, Inc.; Mandella Terrace Project, Jamaica, West Indies; and Tamale Project, Ghana, West Africa.

Other community service activities include: Scholarships and internships to high school students; Teach business ownership and career development to children and adults; Increase parental involvement in children’s education; Advocate to reduce student suspensions and expulsions in Broward County Schools; Founder: From Milk and Honey to Education, Health, Technology, Economics and Politics, The Role of the Church in Today’s Society (Seminar, Broward County); Founder: Breakfast with the Clergy Seminars (Broward County).

Georgia’s numerous public recognitions for community service include the Urban League of Broward County, Kathleen Wright Legacy Award for Education Advocacy.

Georgia is a Graduate of City University School of Law, New York and State University of New York at Old Westbury, New York.

In addition to serving her community, she loves to read, travel, garden, dance and enjoy the work of intuitive artists.

She lives and works in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.