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Q&A with Kathy Sinback
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Kathy Sinback is a local attorney known for her nonpartisan leadership and involvement in major reform efforts at the local and state levels.
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Kathy Sinback is a local attorney known for her nonpartisan leadership and involvement in major reform efforts at the local and state levels.
How Childhood Homelessness Impacts a Person and Community for Life
Midori Lockett, the Chief Community Impact Officer for Community Relations at Vanderbilt University, has spent the past decade collaborating with the nonprofit sector in Nashville.
Matt Wiltshire is a household name in the economic development and affordable housing world in Nashville.
Melissa Thomas is the Executive Director and CEO of The Branch of Nashville, which is a community resource center on the property of the Antioch United Methodist Church on Tusculum Road.
The math is simple: Metro has invested millions of dollars into homelessness since 2022 at unprecedented levels for Nashville. Yet overall homelessness during that time has increased by 14 percent.
Esarrah Hopkins serves as the operations and health equity manager of Black Mental Health Village.
“When you are in survival mode 24/7 for months or years, the likelihood of developing mental health issues is extremely high — if not to say likely.”
“The biggest affordability issue in this country is a lack of a living minimum wage combined with a lack of access to affordable housing.”