ABOUT ME
Chartashia Miller is a respected community leader, organizational strategist, and advocate with over 20 years of service across the Aurora and Denver metro areas. She currently serves as Secretary for the State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), representing Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. Also serving on the National Youth Work Committee as the Region IV Adult Rep. In addition, she serves as Secretary and Youth Advisor for the NAACP Aurora Branch.
In her leadership roles with the NAACP, Ms. Miller promotes civic engagement by encouraging membership, voter registration, and informed participation in local and national elections. She is responsible for maintaining accurate membership records, distributing meeting communications, supporting community collaborations, and providing administrative support to the President and Executive Committee.
Ms. Miller is deeply committed to the mission and vision of the NAACP: to achieve equity, political rights, and social inclusion by advancing policies and practices that expand civil and human rights, eliminate discrimination, and strengthen the well-being, education, and economic security of Black communities and all people of color. She works toward an inclusive society where all individuals can exercise their rights without discrimination.
Beyond the NAACP, Ms. Miller serves on the City of Aurora Martin Luther King, Jr. Committee and is the Chief of Staff for the Statewide Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Colorado Holiday Commission, serving as a liaison between Aurora and Denver. She is also the Board Chair of the Struggle of Love Foundation, where she continues her lifelong commitment to service, charity, and community impact.
Ms. Miller holds a Master’s Degree in Organizational Leadership with an emphasis in Human Resources from Regis University. She leverages her education and experience to support workforce development, leadership growth, and youth empowerment.
Each year, Ms. Miller leads a Thanksgiving Food Drive in partnership with the Struggle of Love Foundation, ensuring individuals and families in need receive essential items including food, toiletries, and gifts. She actively partners with organizations such as Aurora Police Department, Aurora Mental Health, CCA, City of Aurora, YAASPA, and other community agencies to ensure youth are supported, engaged, and equipped for success.
Ms. Miller is an Ambassador for the Aurora Chamber of Commerce and is the Founder of Touch & Go Ladies (TGL), a social group established in 2009. She is also the Owner of TT Coaching With Results, where she provides resume development, career coaching, and life skills training for individuals ages 12 and up through three-week in-person and virtual workshops. Her work focuses on reviving the village—ensuring youth can confidently interview, present themselves professionally, and gain essential life skills not traditionally taught in classrooms.
In 2023, Ms. Miller founded “Let’s Talk About It,” a youth roundtable designed to provide a safe, trustworthy space for open dialogue, personal growth, and connection to community resources and partners.
Faith and service remain central to Ms. Miller’s life. She actively supports her church community at For His Glory Christian Fellowship through prayer, women’s empowerment initiatives, and the usher ministry.
As a mother, Chartashia Miller’s passion for youth development and community empowerment is both personal and professional, guiding her mission to build stronger individuals, families, and communities.