Blog Out Loud: 8 Local Leaders Aim to Inspire St. Louis
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With a continued international focus on the challenges within the St. Louis region, YNPN (Young Nonprofit Professionals Network) St. Louis' annual Blog Out Loud event is providing space for community members to step up and drive change within the St. Louis region.
With a continued international focus on the challenges within the St. Louis region, YNPN (Young Nonprofit Professionals Network) St. Louisβ annual Blog Out Loud event is providing space for community members to step up and drive change within the St. Louis region.
The event, taking place on Thursday, September 17, at 5:30 p.m. at T-REX, creates a positive space to come together, showcasing the exciting and innovative ideas of change-makers in the St. Louis community. Everyone in attendance is committed to working on the challenges facing the community. The eight speakers include:
- Β Crystal Martin, Community Education Coordinator at Launchcode: βSticking Around: A Black Girlβs Journey in Techβ.
- Alex Klein, Development and Operations Specialist at The Mission Continues: βCollective Impact: Expanding Beyond Youth Developmentβ.
- Β Andrew Goodin, Makerspace Teacher at Grand Center Arts Academy & Co-Founder, The Disruption Department: βWhy I Teachβ.
- Β Cara Spencer, St. Louis Alderwoman: βPolitics in Your Big City Small Town: Anyone Can Do Itβ.
- Aleshia Patterson, Aleshia Simone LLC: βBlack Women, Media Messaging, and Subconscious Beliefsβ.
- Royce Martin, a sophomore at Grand Center Arts Academy: βSummer 2013: A Life Changing Experience with Law Enforcementβ.
- Antionette Carroll, Executive Director, Creative Reaction Lab; Diversity & Inclusion Chair, AIGA: The Professional Association of Design: βRe-Designing Social Change with the Community that Defines Itβ.
- Wes Hoffman, Founder of Treehouse Networkshop: βStay Connected: Why You Should Always Be Networkingβ.
Blog Out Loud provides a platform for innovative individuals to be seen, heard and celebrated. In a TED talk, show and tell, and poetry slam style, speakers share their ideas and passion through a short, dedicated presentation aimed at inspiring others, creating conversations and building out their ideas to change St. Louis.
For more information and to register for the event, visit ynpnstl.org