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Q&A with Diane Lance
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Diane Lance, a well-known national advocate for victims’ rights, currently serves as the director of Metro’s Office of Family Safety.
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Q&A with Contributor Executive Director Will Connelly
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“We need this belief in people’s agency and dignity. That is what I remembered the spirit of The Contributor being.”
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Q&A with Jamie Berry
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Berry works at the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency as the Chief of Staff.
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Q&A with Howard Gentry
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Howard Gentry has served as the Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk since 2011.
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Q&A with Xyzeidria Ensley
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Dr. Xyzeidria Ensley has served as the Director of Behavioral Health Services at the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office for nearly 20 years.
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Q&A with Mike Hodge
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Mike Hodge is known as one of the foremost community organizers in Nashville.
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Q&A with Amanda Bracht
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Head of Park Center Discusses Challenges, Opportunities to Improve Mental Health Space
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Q&A with Alberto Gonzales
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Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales is the Dean of Belmont University’s college of Law. Gonzales currently is the highest-ranking Hispanic American who has served in an executive position in the United States government. He started his political career in Texas, when then-Governor George W. Bush appointed him as his general council in 1994. Gonzales consequently served as Secretary of State of Texas in 1997 and was named to the Texas Supreme Court in 1999. In 2001, he started working as White House Counsel under President George W. Bush and was appointed by the President as U.S. Attorney General in 2005.
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Q&A with Lonnell Matthews
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Lonnell Matthews was first elected as Nashville’s Juvenile Court Clerk in 2018. In this role, he serves as the keeper of records for the Juvenile Court of Davidson County.
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Q&A with Jacob Kupin, District 19
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First-term councilmember Jacob Kupin, represents District 19, which covers Nashville’s core, including downtown.