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ABOUT US
Exploitative labor systems harm workers, families, and communities and strip labor of its sacred power. By defining labor as not just what we do but how we shape the world, we are building a future of work that moves beyond extraction into expansion.
OUR STORY
In 2020, Kenya Johnson launched Auclare Vision with a bold goal: to transform our relationship with work. After graduating from Howard University, Kenya experienced the daunting transition from student to professional and quickly identified a critical gap in career transition support. She observed the widespread disconnect between individuals and their careers and recognized a profound need for guidance and resources in personal and professional development.
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Determined to bridge this gap, Kenya leveraged her extensive experience in people and team development to create Auclare Vision. Her vision was both radical and straightforward: to prioritize impactful and meaningful careers as much as organizational success. This vision is about more than satisfaction at work; it’s about empowering individuals to unlock their potential and ensuring everyone has access to meaningful work.
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From humble beginnings with resume services, Auclare Vision has grown into a beacon of support for our workforce’s most vulnerable. Today, our mission is simple: Empower professionals to lead meaningful careers. We strive to create a work culture rooted in purpose, innovation, and community. ​Anchored in wellness, strategy, and learning, our work champions career equity and fulfillment for all.
OUR MISSION
We shift the collective consciousness away from exploitative economic systems by restoring labor as a communal, spiritual, and liberatory practice. Our transformative offerings reconstruct labor as an investment in communities and the world at large.
OUR VISION
We envision a world where labor returns to its ancestral purpose of regenerating communities and dignifying individuals and their communities.
WHAT SHAPES OUR WORK
RADICAL IMAGINATION
We believe labor heals, expands, and connects communities to build new worlds.
LIBERATORY WORK
We believe labor frees individuals and communities from the shackles of extraction.
SPIRITUAL ACTIVISM
We believe labor commits us to the sacred responsibility of serving beyond ourselves.​
RESTORATIVE LABOR
We believe labor renews self, community, and Earth for collective good.
MEET OUR FOUNDER
Kenya Johnson
Founder, Visionary, Scholar
As the dynamic Founder and CEO of Auclare Vision,
Kenya Johnson is a transdisciplinary scholar-entrepreneur committed to transforming how we think about labor, work, and economics. Rooted in Womanism, her work explores spiritual sustainability at the intersection of labor, values, and sovereignty.
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As the Founder & CEO of Auclare Vision, Kenya challenges dominant labor narratives through community-driven career wellness experiences. A national speaker, she has shared her expertise at numerous conferences and collaborates with both local and national workforce initiatives. She is a proud alumna of Howard University and Bowie State University, where she earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees, respectively.
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Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Applied Sociology & Social Justice at Morgan State University, Kenya’s research examines alternative, non-exploitative economic models in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Her work aims to empower the most vulnerable at work to reclaim their agency, redefine work beyond extraction, and cultivate the courage to pursue sovereignty.
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In all of her work, Kenya serves as a catalyst for both individual and systemic transformation, guiding people and organizations toward a transformative and sustainable future.