The Team
Behind I Call Her Queen
Photo by Jazzy Studios
Professionally...
Nerra is a graduate of Morgan State University having studied Elementary Education and Family and Consumer Science, and is a former teacher in the Baltimore City Public School System. She is currently a freelance curriculum writer and founder of I Call Her Queen LLC (ICHQ), the for profit venture that allows Nerra to host paint parties, teach art classes, freelance curriculum write, and sell her art, poetry and clothing brand. Underneath ICHQ, She also started Queens in Training High Society, a sorority for 4th and 5th grade girls, she has taught Girls Robotics for Girl Scouts of America, and has written curriculums in the area of Intro to College Writing, a complete 5th grade curriculum, art history, and a creative Superhero Camp curriculum for K-5. She is also a 2021 recipient of the Women in Arts Award presented by the Links Inc.
Nerra Muhammad
Founder & CEO
Nerra Muhammad is a highly
dynamic, passionate, and creative art entrepreneur whose work of visual arts
and poetry speaks to the beauty, power and value of the woman. She is an artist, writer, educator, wife, mother to a son and daughter, and her fur baby, Chase! She is a lover of books and enjoys being active in the community.
Farajii Muhammad
Chief Operating Officer
Farajii Muhammad is a graduate of Towson University, serves as a community organizer, speaker, consultant, marketing coordinator, is the former host of WEAA's "For the Culture", and current host of "The Culture", airing DAILY from 3-5pm on The Black Star Network, YouTube, and Facebook!
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Our Volunteers
ICHQ thanks you!
During paint parties and community events, ICHQ has been blessed to have had the opportunity to empower some of our middle school girls here in Baltimore by giving them the space to be creative, to be leaders, to learn about entrepreneurship, and to serve their community. (And to my little sisters, "Thank you!")
