Honia M. Jackson earned her undergraduate degree from Florida State University in 2012, graduating with a double major in Sociology and Criminal Justice. She began her professional career in the criminal justice field, serving as a case manager with the Department of Corrections and later as a Detention Officer for Cleveland County. She then transitioned into child welfare, working as a Child Welfare Specialist with the Oklahoma Department of Human Services, where she developed a strong commitment to advocacy and public service.

Motivated to further support individuals and families through the legal system, Ms. Jackson pursued her law degree at Oklahoma City University School of Law. She graduated with honors in 2023 and earned certificates in Commercial Law and Estate Planning. Ms. Jackson began her legal career as Associate General Counsel for the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes before moving into private practice. She remains dedicated to serving her clients and strengthening her community through compassionate and effective legal representation.