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Oct. 18, 2022

Racial Equity Dialogue Series- Building Towards Better: Racial Equity Innovations in the Balance of State

via conference call/webinar


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Join us for the continuation of the Racial Equity Dialogue Series, presented by the NC Balance of State CoC Racial Equity Subcommittee! This will be the third and final session of our 2022 series. A panel discussion will be followed by time for Q&A.

All are welcome! Please RSVP to receive more details. If you have any questions, reach out to sarah@ncceh.org.

 

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Note: Zoom caps attendance at 100 participants so please be on time to the event to ensure you can enter.

 

Speakers to include:

Lesly Delgado

I have been with the agency here at SAFE of Harnett county for 5 years and I am the current shelter director. On my free time, I enjoy traveling and doing outdoor activities! 

Susana Rodriguez

Susana Rodriguez is the Executive Director at SAFE of Harnett County, she has been with the agency for 11 years and has worn many hats within the agency. Susana has her Nonprofit Management Certification from Duke University. On her free time she enjoys reading and spending time with her family.

Dionne Holiday

For more than 10 years I have worked as a Non-profit Organizer and Volunteer for Rape Crisis, Domestic Violence Advocate, Red Cross, The Helene Foundation, Guardian ad Litem, Long Term Care Ombudsman, Crisis Hotline, Medical Responder and an Education Guardian/Advocate for at-risk high school students. 
 
I am a member of N.C. Victim Assistance Network, N. C. Coalition Against Domestic Violence, N. C. Steering Commitee, N.C. Conservation Network, Cumberland County Local Re-Entry Council, Association of Professional Women, Black Career Women's Organization, Christian Women Counselors and a Debt Management Counselor. 
 
As a Religious Program Specialist for the United States Navy I learned the true meaning of honor, courage, and commitment. I was honorably discharged with a priceless education in leadership and team building skills, and an understanding of the importance of paying attention to detail. 
 
Currently, I am the Site Supervisor for Cumberland County Bridge Housing, a program for homeless/at risk of homelessness men and women who have a diagnosis of mental health and/or substance use disorder and interim Site Supervisor for Durham County Coming Home, a similar program for the formerly incarcerated. 
 
My passion is assisting others in building their dreams and creating an environment of hope for those that have none.
 
Jeffrey Rawlings
 

Jeffrey Rawlings, a 30-year resident of Wake county, NC, is a nationally recognized Rapid Re-Housing counselor at Johnston Lee Harnett Community Action. He currently serves as Coordinated Entry lead for Region 7 of the N.C. BoS CoC. He has worked in the nonprofit field for 13 years. His expertise in human relations, communication and motivation are primarily derived from his life experience and his own personal journey from homelessness to housing counselor and homelessness advocate. His goal of ending homelessness is important because he remembers the shame, the despair, and the loneliness of having no place to call home. He feels no one, no matter the circumstance, should ever know that agony.

 



Date and Time

Tue, Oct. 18, 2022

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) US/Eastern

Location

via conference call/webinar



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