Alesia Rencher- McGlocton, was born and raised on the deep eastside of Detroit by her parents Mr. Orell Rencher and Mrs. Eula Jean Robinson- Rencher and is the 4th of her 5 siblings. She is a proud graduate of Charles F. Kettering Sr. High School, Debbie’s Beauty School of Cosmetology, and Marygrove College. Being the daughter of a Pastor and 1st Lady, she was raised in the fear and admonition of the lord and taught from an early age to love, respect, and care for others. She is married and has two sons and a bonus daughter. For over twenty-eight years now, Alesia has worked in various human services agencies around the Detroit Metropolitan area. She has worked with the hearing impaired, unemployed individuals, homeless consumers, pregnant teens, court-awarded youth, the elderly population, and her most loved and cherished work, assisting domestic violence and sexual assault survivors.

Her greatest love is working with women who have left, or are working to leave, abusive relationships. Being a domestic violence and sexual assault survivor herself, she loves to support and assist women who are and have lived through these traumas because she has experienced first-hand many of the dilemmas they face. Her love to support survivors and speak out against domestic violence and sexual assault is a daily ritual for Alesia, who is adamant and true to spreading the message that sexual assault is never a victim’s fault and domestic violence is never acceptable in any compacity be it physical, verbal, emotional, digital, or financial.