Mikiba Morehead is a Senior Supervising Consultant at TNG and a leading expert on technology-facilitated sexual abuse and its impact on students. She provides leadership and training on Title IX, ADA/504 compliance, protections for pregnant and parenting individuals, mediation and restorative justice practices, and health science and medical education institutions.  

With a deep-rooted commitment to social justice, Morehead dedicates her work to creating safer physical and digital spaces. As a rising authority on AI-generated and tech-facilitated non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII), Morehead served on the Center for Democracy and Technology’s K-12 NCII Task Force, where she co-authored the groundbreaking Model Policy for K-12 Education, setting a national standard for schools to address digital privacy and student rights, grounded in ATIXA’s established framework.  

Morehead has been instrumental in advancing Title IX practices across higher education, particularly at community colleges and medical institutions. Her expertise includes policy development, investigative procedures, program evaluations, and the implementation of trauma-informed and equity-focused practices. She regularly consults with and trains Title IX coordinators, decision-makers, hearing boards, appeal officers, and support staff, and spearheaded the development of specialized Title IX curricula for health professionals. Morehead also created TNG’s climate assessment framework, wrote the whitepaper on sanctioning, and designed ATIXA’s stalking workshop. She serves as an interim Title IX Coordinator, hearing officer, and investigator for higher education and K-12 clients.  

A dynamic and sought-after speaker, Morehead has delivered impactful keynote addresses, including at Spelman College’s Psychology of Black Womanhood Symposium, and has appeared on numerous podcasts. She authored “Coping-related Differences in Academic and Health Outcomes for College Student Victims of Nonconsensual Pornography.” 

Before joining TNG, Morehead served as Title IX Coordinator and Director of Student Disability Services at the Baylor College of Medicine, Director of Community Standards at the University of Texas at Arlington, and Program Coordinator for Student Conduct at Texas A&M University.  

She holds an Ed.D. in Ethical Leadership from the University of St. Thomas, Houston, an M.A. in Higher Education Administration, and a B.A. in Communication from the University of Louisville.  

She is also certified in QPR Suicide Prevention, mediation, restorative justice, and roughly 20 other topics from organizations including the Association of Student Conduct Administration (ASCA)’s Gehring Academy, and the Sexual Misconduct Institute (SMI), where she served as both faculty and coordinator, contributing to curriculum development and faculty instruction. 

Morehead lives with her husband and children in Houston, Texas, and continues to research and publish on technology-facilitated sexual abuse and its impacts on students and marginalized populations.