Cheryl Daniel

Cheryl Daniel is a strategic communications professional and media advocate passionate about using storytelling to drive meaningful change, amplify underrepresented voices, and connect communities with the policies and issues that shape their lives.

With a background in journalism and extensive experience in advocacy, public policy, and nonprofit communications, Cheryl specializes in developing compelling narratives and strategic communications campaigns that inform, engage, and inspire action. Her work has focused on advancing racial equity, housing affordability, economic justice, and media representation, with a particular commitment to elevating the voices and experiences of Black and Brown communities.

Throughout her career, Cheryl has led communications strategies, managed media relations, and developed advocacy campaigns that translate complex policy issues into accessible, impactful stories. Most recently, she served as the Senior Manager of Communications and Media Advocacy at Abundant Housing Massachusetts (AHMA), where she helped shape public narratives around housing policy, strengthen advocacy efforts, and mobilize communities in support of more equitable housing opportunities.

Cheryl holds a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication with a concentration in Multimedia Journalism from Dillard University and a Master's degree in Media Advocacy from Northeastern University. As a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, she believes deeply in the power of service, collaboration, and community to create lasting impact.

Beyond her professional work, Cheryl is an avid music lover, a self-taught home chef, and someone who finds joy in connecting with friends and family through laughter, good food, and shared experiences.