Meet The Team

As Chief Executive Officer of Civil Rights Diaries, LLC since 2020, I contribute to producing innovative web and television projects that blend storytelling, history, and culture. I serve as a co-creator, executive producer, and scriptwriter for "Civil Rights Diaries," a groundbreaking TV series that bridges generations by exploring Black culture and its historical significance. My work demonstrates a commitment to creating engaging, educational, and culturally resonant content.

 

With over six years of experience in television writing and production, I also bring expertise in manuscript creation, fiction writing, and utilizing Final Draft Pro. My passion for storytelling is reflected in projects like my suspense novel "Mistreated - What's Happening to Maria?" and my dedication to developing inclusive narratives that entertain and inspire.

​Elijah Harvey is the Official Sound of The Washington Wizards. All sounds heard in-game at the arena were crafted by Elijah himself. An award winning producer and songwriter Elijah prides himself on consistently expanding his musical abilities. Through this tireless hard work we have proudly created a catalog that ranging from movie scores to original podcast theme songs. Specializing in original compositions that match your narrative and vision.   
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Washington Wizards

We were contacted by Monumental Sports, who own and operate the Washington Wizards about creating a library of exclusive sounds and tracks for in-game and advertising usage.

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Born to Trinidadian parents and raised in a household shaped by service, discipline, and community responsibility, Jattan-Singh brings a lived global perspective to the series. Her culture, rooted in Trinidad and Tobago, centers family, resilience, and accountability. These values align directly with the mission of Mistreated, a project that confronts domestic and workplace abuse and follows a woman’s journey toward truth and justice.

 

Jattan-Singh’s professional background spans business leadership, education, real estate, and grassroots advocacy. She has spent years working at the community level, supporting families, children, and underserved populations through civic engagement, nonprofit service, faith-based initiatives, and international outreach. Her work has consistently focused on access, protection, and long-term solutions for people often ignored by systems of power.

Aisha Chavis joins Mistreated.  What’s Happening to Maria? as Co-Executive Producer, Finance & Operations, bringing senior-level leadership in financial strategy, business operations, and data-driven execution.  Aisha steps into a critical role as the project advances from development into structured production. Her expertise strengthens the foundation of the series, ensuring that every financial decision aligns with both creative vision and long-term growth.
 

Aisha will lead financial strategy across development, packaging, and production. She will oversee budget creation, financial modeling, and cost management, while supporting investor readiness and funding strategy. Her presence on the leadership team reinforces the project’s commitment to discipline, structure, and scalability, elevating Mistreated - What’s Happening to Maria? as a series built not only on powerful storytelling, but on strong financial leadership.