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Rosetta M Jackson, Executive Director
The Arthur Roy Johnson Community Outreach’s Executive Director is Rosetta M. Jackson. Rosetta completed the process of making the ARJ Community a 501c3 in 2018. She completed the Entrepreneurship Program at the Workforce Center of America in November 2017. She is currently employed by Vision for Children at Risk and Project Launch. She also sits on the Board of Directors for Generated Health, a Cabinet Member for FLOURISH. Rosetta is also a community leader with FLOURISH MORE, an entity that helps with the stabilization of housing and tenant rights. Similarly, she’s a member of the Infant Action Team, which promotes Safe Sleep Training for moms. Rosetta serves as the Community Outreach Organizer for her home church as well. In conjunction, she is an active member of the SSM Health Mom’s Line, and the Community Health Workers Coalition. She sits on the Parent Advisory Council, which represents the State of Missouri, this council consists of only 12 members. She also sits on the board of the The Benton Park West Neighborhood Association. Through these various roles, Rosetta Jackson has become a bridge to services and resources in the community.
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Board of Directors
Additional Members of Board of Directors (not pictured): Chris Schmidt, Linda Hennigh, Latriese Washington, Arthur Johnson, CaRosa Johnson, Kelvin McRoberts
ARJ Advisors (not pictured): Bruce Springer, Rebecca Zaccarello, Harrison Heil, Alison Wiedle, Mary Ann Cook, Jim Sherby, Michael Cusumano
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The Legacy of Arthur Roy Johnson
The purpose of the ARJ Community is to honor Arthur Roy Johnson and to keep his legacy alive, which was to bring stability to the community in which he lived, worked, and ministered. Arthur Roy Johnson’s focus was on the youth, which held a special place in his heart. He recognized the good in the youth and strived to bring it out. He felt very strongly about fathers being a part of their children's lives and he knew the vital role that they would play. With that, he dedicated his free time teaching young boys painting, carpentry, and landscaping. He strongly felt that men should be leaders in their home and a strength to their communities.
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The ARJ Leadership Team at work!
