- In her first year on board, Ariel Taylor, Special Assistant to the CEO, led a comprehensive data-gathering project to assess and strengthen HCB’s internal protocols and policies.
- Last summer, Brendon Frankel, Administration and Development, and John Sankofa, Grants and Research, represented Healing City Baltimore at the ENOUGH Quarterback Session. The ENOUGH program is a state initiative designed to end poverty through intense community collaboration across sectors.
- Peter Iwuh, Chief Marketing Officer of Healing Cities, recently hosted an impactful anti-gun violence football youth camp in Detroit, Michigan, through his sports platform, Tykoon Sports. Partnering with Michigan State football player Jalen Thompson, the camp aimed to inspire and educate local youth on the importance of community engagement, non-violence, and making positive life choices. The event highlighted Peter’s ongoing commitment to empowering young people and creating meaningful change through sports and mentorship.
- In October, John Sankofa participated in the AWE Inspire 5k Race at Herring Run Park. The race was organized by Asylee Women Enterprise, a Baltimore-based nonprofit that supports forced migrant women and their families as they heal from past trauma and rebuild their lives.
- Presence leads the Trauma-Informed Youth Forums Talk Series, offering a supportive space for youth to discuss their experiences and build resilience. His work focuses on understanding trauma’s impact, fostering healing, and empowering young participants in their personal growth.
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