Reverend Ngozi T. Robinson, M.S., MDiv, is an author, executive producer, ordained minister, and nonprofit strategist with more than 25 years of experience designing and leading community-centered arts, education, and social impact initiatives.

A prolific multi-genre writer, Robinson is the author of novels, mysteries, speculative fiction, devotional works, and faith-centered nonfiction. Her published titles include Awakening, Anointing, Sinnerman, Charming Disguises, Rest in Peace, Are You There God It's Me...: 365 Day Prayer Journal, The Joy of the LORD Is My Strength!: 90-Day Prayer Journal, and her most recent book, Shameless Audacity: How Black Women Can Find Strength in the Teachings of Christ. Her work spans spirituality, fiction, social commentary, and womanist theology, and reaches audiences across print, digital, and screen platforms.

Robinson is the creator of The Code and serves as Head Writer for Blacktivity’s first two original scripted series, The Code and Hair Camp. As a screenwriter and creative executive, she develops stories that explore faith, identity, mental health, resilience, and the complexity of underrepresented communities with emotional depth and cultural authenticity.

As Co-Founder and Executive Director of Blacktivity, Robinson leads strategic vision, fundraising and investor relations, content development, and organizational growth for the nation’s first nonprofit, ad-supported streaming network built to amplify and reinvest in Black and BIPOC creators. She oversees key partnerships, programming strategy, and the design of Blacktivity’s free creator membership program, which centers equitable compensation, wellness resources, and professional development for artists across the global diaspora.

Robinson is also the Founding Pastor of People of the Way Ministries, an online faith community rooted in liberation theology, womanist thought, and radical inclusion. Through preaching, teaching, Bible studies, and spiritual formation resources, she creates sacred space for those seeking a deeper, more expansive understanding of faith, justice, and beloved community.

In addition, she is the Founder of NTR Associates, a consulting firm specializing in nonprofit management, communications, fundraising, and strategic growth.

Robinson’s leadership is grounded in a lifelong commitment to closing racial wealth and opportunity gaps through storytelling, institution-building, and economic equity. Her cross-sector experience spans grant writing, curriculum design, publishing, conflict resolution, and screen development, positioning her as a rare bridge between creative vision and operational execution.

Reverend Robinson holds a Master of Divinity from Andover Newton Theological School in Newton, MA, a Master of Science in Conflict Analysis and Resolution from George Mason University in Fairfax, VA, and a Bachelor of Arts from Trinity College in Washington, DC.