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Q&A with Judge Lynda Jones
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Judge Lynda Jones was elected to the bench on Aug. 7, 2014, and serves as the Division 9 General Sessions Court judge in Nashville-Davidson County.
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Q&A with Whitney Pastorek
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For a year-end interview, we spoke with Whitney Pastorek, a writer and community organizer who most recently has served as the executive producer of City Cast Nashville.
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Learn More About Unseen Nashville
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Unseen Nashville is a street tour about homelessness, launched by The Contributor in 2025.
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Learn More About Nashville’s Fight to Keep People Housed
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The city of Nashville is fighting to keep local homelessness programs intact and Nashvillians housed.
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Q&A with Ashford Hughes Sr.
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Ashford Hughes Sr. is the Executive Officer of Student Success and Opportunity for Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS).
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Learn More About Federal Funding Changes to Homelessness
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If Metro does not step in, more than 100 Nashvillians are at risk of losing their permanent supportive housing by May 2026.
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Learn More About Street Outreach Options
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For years, I’ve been advocating for an interdisciplinary street outreach approach in Nashville.
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Q&A with Dahron Anneliese Johnson
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Chaplain Dahron Annelies Johnson is a trans rights advocate who has become a mainstay of activism in the halls where the Tennessee General Assembly meets.
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Q&A with Rico X
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Rico X has worked with young people throughout his career and recently was named the chief mission delivery officer of the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee.
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Learn More About Potential Federal Homelessness Funding Cuts
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Looming federal funding cuts to permanent housing programs could end housing assistance for tens of thousands of people nationwide, including some Nashvillians.