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Q&A with Alaina Boyer
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Alaina Boyer is the senior Director of programs at the National Health Care for the Homeless Council, which is headquartered here in Nashville.
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Q&A with Contributor Co-Editors Amanda Haggard and Linda Bailey
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“A good testament to us working well together is that I always think she’s doing all the hard stuff and I’m doing all the easy stuff, and I think she thinks the opposite,”
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Q&A with Kaycee Ensign
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Ensign currently serves as the Housing Policy Manager working in Metro’s Housing Division, which is part of the Planning Department.
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Q&A with Olivia Messina
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Olivia Messina represents young community leaders in Nashville who get the job done.
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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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Q&A with Midori Lockett
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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.
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Q&A with Matt Wiltshire
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Matt Wiltshire is a household name in the economic development and affordable housing world in Nashville.
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In Southeast Nashville, a community resource center leads with love
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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.
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Q&A with Esarrah Hopkins
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Esarrah Hopkins serves as the operations and health equity manager of Black Mental Health Village.
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Q&A with Stephen Watts
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Stephen Watts, 29, is a young Millennial with a Gen Z sensibility. Watts has an intersectional view of how his generation works in social justice and advocacy.