Supreme Hassan brings over three decades of expertise in fostering meaningful connections, building transformative organizations, and nurturing caring communities, particularly within marginalized populations. With a keen focus on understanding the root causes of harmful behavior and the intersection of systemic oppression and interpersonal violence, Supreme has dedicated twenty years to this exploration.

     In 2010, he designed and established the Restorative Justice Working Group in Norfolk, Massachusetts, followed by co-founding the Transformational Prison Project in 2012, a prominent Boston-based non-profit organization centered on restorative justice principles. Trained as a Restorative Justice and Trauma Healing facilitator, Supreme specializes in leading group processes for individuals impacted by the justice system and collaborates closely with victims and survivors of violent crimes.

     His extensive speaking engagements at colleges, universities, prisons, and juvenile courts, as well as participation in panel discussions on topics ranging from criminal justice reform to systemic racism and mass incarceration, reflect his commitment to advocacy and education.

 Supreme is sought after as a consultant for his evidence-based approach to personal and workforce development, as well as culturally competent programming. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Applied Liberal Arts from Boston College and Tufts University's TUPIT Program, he is expected to graduate in 2025.