Dr. Kalisha Bonds-Johnson is an Assistant Professor, on a tenure track at Emory University’s Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing in Atlanta, Georgia. Her expertise lies in the study of caregiving experiences within African American dementia dyads, which includes African American individuals with dementia and their family caregivers. Dr. Bonds Johnson's research has specifically delved into how caregiving experiences impact the quality of life for both parties. She has focused her studies on interpersonal factors, particularly decision-making processes, and relationship dynamics. Her research explores how these factors contribute to the overall well-being of African American dementia dyads. Dr. Bonds Johnson expanded her investigation to center on decision-making related to healthcare services for African American individuals with dementia. Her approach involves the creation of culturally tailored clinical interventions that address the unique challenges and needs faced by this community. Her academic background, combined with her focus on understanding the intricacies of caregiving and decision-making, positions her as a knowledgeable expert in improving the well-being of African American dementia dyads through specialized interventions.