Brandy Dailey

Brandy Dailey was born in Houston, Texas, but spent most of her life in rural Arkansas. She graduated in 2017 as a first-generation student from Hendrix College with a Bachelor’s degree in Politics. She is also a Certified Group Facilitator through the Arkansas Public Administration Consortium and is a Specialty Law Enforcement Instructor certified through the State of Arkansas. In 2019, she received her Master’s Degree in Public Administration and a Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Over the years, she has worked for various non-profits in Arkansas and has always been driven to public service. In 2019 Mrs. Dailey lived in Washington, D.C. as the inaugural Walonin Intern for the Council for Opportunity in Education, where she spent 4 months advocating for low-income and first-generation students as a graduate fellow on the Committee for Education and Labor. As both a first-generation student herself and a childhood survivor of domestic violence - Brandy has always felt the need to give back to the community that helped shape her future. Mrs. Dailey currently works for the Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence as the Community Response Facilitator. She lives in North Little Rock, Arkansas with her husband, two cats, and two dogs.