Rahiel has traveled the world on various delegations and humanitarian projects. For years, she worked in Africa, organizing with Pan-African movements across the continent. Rahiel is a recipient of countless national fellowships and awards for her social justice and media work, including the Root100, the National Action Network’s “Who Got Next” Award, the National Newspaper Publishers Association National Leadership Award, the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) Salute to Excellence Digital Media Award, and the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee “Spirit of the Flame” Freedom Flame Award.

Rahiel has spoken at prestigious universities and historic churches throughout the nation. As a generational voice, she has been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, Ebony, Elle, and on BET and Revolt TV. The world-renowned nonprofit Black Girls Rock!, Inc. featured Rahiel on their annual awards show on BET, saluting “her tireless dedication to global issues, community activism and youth advocacy.” Black Girls Rock! recognized her because she “leads with her faith, inspiring awareness and inciting change around the world.”

Essence magazine named Rahiel one of the nation’s “New Civil Rights Leaders.” Her debut book, Imagine Freedom: Transforming Pain into Political and Spiritual Power, is available wherever books are sold.