 She has spearheaded many initiatives for at-risk youth and women in the arts throughout Georgia, USA.From her experience as an activist,

Noted for her dedication to women's equality, she was one of the principal writers (among them Ajamu Baraka, who won the United Nations Ambassador Kofi Annan award as a death penalty activist) of a paper entitled "A Call to End the Oppression of Women" published in "Fertile Ground" by Kalamu Ya Salaam and Keshia Brown (Renagade Press).In 2018, Kamaria Muntu's chapter, "Understanding the macroaggressions underscoring the invisibility of Black female victims of police violence within Black Lives Matter protests" was published in the book "Intersectionality in Social Work