NH Nonprofit Conference & Expo 2024

Shawn Dixon

Shawn is a brand messenger for today's technology-driven marketplace. He is an award-winning illustrator and fine artist, which expands his creativity for designing for web and print. Shawn specializes in web design, logo design, and brand development. Rockport Publishing has published him nine times as a top designer.

View Workshop: AI Strategies for Powerful Personas and Impactful Content

Beth Saunders & Tamera Carmichael

Beth is passionate about making missions happen. Throughout her consulting career, she has helped nonprofit leaders connect people and programs to mission and goals. Her MapMoveMeasure™ framework is a guide for aligning teams, elevating stewardship, and increasing supporter engagement. Beth's consulting practice reflects her life experience and her approach mirrors her own way of learning. Studying abroad in college, earning an MBA, taking a mid-career detour to volunteer and travel in South America, leaving her corporate job to become an AmeriCorps VISTA, and ultimately leading a consulting practice contributed to her passion for making the complex simple and the lofty tangible.

Tammy is a highly experienced leader in the public service and nonprofit sectors with a 29-year career dedicated to creating and leading impactful social support and public health programs. Since 2020, Tammy has served as the Executive Director and now CEO of the Partnership for Public Health Inc. (PPH), where she has demonstrated her dynamic leadership, fostering innovation, and driving organizational success. Tammy operates with a forward-thinking, solution-based approach while being deeply responsive to both individual needs and larger operational goals. Her leadership style is marked by transparency, accountability, and strong communication, always fostering collaboration across teams and promoting an inclusive and empowering environment. She leverages these strengths to lead projects driving sustainable, strategic initiatives across the community.

View Workshop: Move Beyond Planning With One Tool for Action and Alignment

Duncan McDougall & Laura Rice

Duncan McDougall founded the Children's Literacy Foundation in 1998, and served as its Executive Director for 25 years. Duncan has an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He worked as a management consultant for 7 years. He has also worked as a freelance writer, teacher, and public radio commentator for NHPR. He is active in local environmental and political campaigns. He and his wife live in Waterbury Center, Vermont.

Laura Rice has worked in leadership roles for mission-driven organizations for over two decades. Initially beginning her career at The Mentor Network, a national home and community-based care provider headquartered in Boston, MA, she led research and development, strategic planning, and acquisition integration over the course of her 13-year tenure at the company. In 2007, she shifted to consulting work with Grassroot Soccer, an international adolescent health organization. Prior to joining CLiF in 2023, she held senior leader roles at WISE, a NH-based organization that provides support to survivors of domestic and sexual violence and comprehensive prevention education. Laura lives in Hanover, NH and loves to hike, kayak, and XC ski, particularly with her three young adult children.

View Workshop: Secrets to a Successful Nonprofit Leadership Transition

Caroline Griffin

Caroline Griffin, the Marketer on a Mission, helps nonprofits grow their fans and funds online with donor research, messaging refinement, and digital strategy. At the start of her career, Caroline led the marketing and communications department at a statewide public health nonprofit in Texas, helping the organization double in size in just a few years. After earning her master's degree in marketing, she joined the agency Mighty Citizen as their first marketing strategist. In 2020, Caroline founded Marketer on a Mission and has helped clients including Humanity & Inclusion US, the Institute for the Study of War, the Antarctic & Southern Ocean Coalition, the Chandler Foundation, BRAC USA, and the Adventure Project, upgrade their messaging and donor journeys. You can catch Caroline's tips by following her LinkedIn and monthly e-newsletter, The Good Stuff.

View Workshop: Live Donor Journey Assessment: Scorecard & Improvement Plan

Tamera Carmichael & Courtney DeVost

Tammy is a highly experienced leader in public service and nonprofit sectors with a 29-year career dedicated to creating and leading impactful social support and public health programs. Since 2020, Tammy has served as the Executive Director and now CEO of the Partnership for Public Health Inc. (PPH), where she has demonstrated her dynamic leadership, fostering innovation and driving organizational success. She is known for her ability to operate with a forward-thinking, solution-based approach while being deeply responsive to both individual needs and larger operational goals. Her leadership style is marked by transparency, accountability, and strong communication, always fostering collaboration across teams and promoting an inclusive and empowering environment. Tammy's approach is rooted in emotional intelligence, and she leverages this strength to inspire her teams while driving sustainable, strategic initiatives within the organization.

With a deep passion for business operations, Courtney excels in driving organizational growth and operational efficiency. A lifelong learner, she continuously expands her expertise through certifications and innovative training in best practices, ensuring her organization is always prepared for new opportunities. Holding a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration with concentrations in Accounting and Human Resources from Southern New Hampshire University (2021) and an Associate's degree in Business Administration from New Hampshire Technical Institute (2018), she brings a robust understanding of finance, HR, and compliance. Currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer at Partnership for Public Health (PPH), she is dedicated to advancing organizational transparency, operational excellence, and community-focused public health initiatives. Adept in financial management, human resources, and technology, she champions efficiency, fosters team collaboration, and implements strategies for sustainable growth. Her commitment to innovation and mission-driven leadership consistently benefits PPH and the communities it serves.

View Workshop: Elevating Careers Through Personalized Experiences

David Wagner

David founded Clear Mission Consulting with the conviction that the right combination of strategy and leadership could help mission-driven organizations change the world for good. His belief is rooted in over 15 years of experience helping dozens of nonprofit and government agencies to amplify their mission impact through effective strategic planning and execution, including 10+ years of first-hand leadership experience. David's specialty is combining facilitated planning with hands-on leadership coaching to help nonprofits put their strategies into action. He emphasizes people-first approaches that foster commitment and creating lasting mission impact.

View Workshop: Getting Unstuck: Overcome Roadblocks to Success in 3 Steps

Kendra LaRoche

Dr. Kendra LaRoche is the Executive Director of the Special Needs Support Center, a non-profit whose reach encompasses the entire Upper Valley of Vermont and New Hampshire. She founded Enabled Upper Valley, which enhances accessibility for those with disabilities by partnering with businesses to provide free training and consulting services. Dr. LaRoche is a charismatic presenter who offers meaningful advice based on genuine experiences.

View Workshop: Leveling the Playing Field: Retaining Professionals with Disabilities

Abby Lamothe & Molly Burns

Abby Lamothe, CPA, started at Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, P.A. in 2018. She earned a Master of Science in Accounting from the University of New Hampshire. She has significant experience working with nonprofits providing audit, review and compilation services, and is a certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor (online). Abby is the Treasurer of Seacoast Eat Local. She is also on the Board of Directors of The Greater Dover Chamber of Commerce and a cat and small animal care volunteer with Pope Memorial Humane Society - Cocheco Valley.

Molly Burns, CPA, began her accounting career at Leone, McDonnell & Roberts, P.A. in 2019. She earned a Master of Science in Accounting from the University of New Hampshire. Molly primarily works on audits, reviews, and compilations for nonprofits and housing entities, including HUD properties, low-income housing tax credit properties, and HOAs. She is a member of the New Hampshire Society of Certified Public Accountants Young Professionals Committee.

View Workshop: Audits, Assurance & More: A Roadmap to Navigating Accounting Services

Ryan Knight

Ryan leads Insource's Data and AI team, addressing client demand for streamlined workflows using AI-driven automation and improved decision-making from better access to data. His background and experience in launching new initiatives, coupled with the depth of his knowledge in the world of data & AI, helps deliver real-world solutions that drive client success. Prior to working at Insource, Ryan was the founder and CEO of an educational technology startup. Ryan held previous data & strategy roles in education, international development and energy. Ryan received his MBA from the Yale School of Management as well as a BA in Mathematical Economics from Pomona College.

View Workshop: Seeing Through the AI Hype: Useful Ways to Use AI

Emily Kelly

With over 15 years of experience working in the nonprofit sector and in various roles focused on sales and relationship management, Emily brings the perfect blend of experience to her role at Bloomerang. As National Accounts Manager, Emily seeks to cultivate and preserve partnerships with new national nonprofit organizations, affiliates, and existing partners. She engages with prospects and current customers around the country to showcase solutions and unique offerings that Bloomerang provides for growing nonprofits.

View Workshop: From Zoomers to Boomers: Engaging Donors of All Ages

Stephanie Skryzowski

Stephanie Skryzowski is a visionary Chief Financial Officer who helps nonprofit leaders better understand and use their numbers to make smart decisions to grow their bottom line and their impact. She is the Founder and CEO of 100 Degrees Consulting which provides financial strategy and bookkeeping services to nonprofits around the globe. Stephanie delivers advice on nonprofit leadership, strategic budgeting, cash flow management, financial reporting and analysis, and more. Her podcast, The Prosperous Nonprofit, and online course, Master Your Nonprofit Numbers, help nonprofit leaders build thriving nonprofit organizations, strong and healthy teams, and a sustainable and profitable bottom line. She holds a Master's degree in Public Administration from New York University, focusing on nonprofit management and finance.

View Workshop: From Financial Freakout to Prosperous Nonprofit

Mary Maybury

Mary Maybury, an Army veteran and skilled program leader, has built a career focused on impactful community support and development. With extensive experience in clinical and behavioral homes, Mary has contributed significantly to transitional and permanent housing solutions, as well as forensic and emergency placement programs. Known for her dedication to person-centered care, she creates programs that not only serve immediate needs but also foster long-term stability for individuals. As the Executive Director of Farmsteads of New England, Mary is leading efforts to open beds in Southern New Hampshire, addressing the state's housing crisis. The organization is on track to open 30 new beds within the next year, expanding access to supportive residential options for individuals with varying abilities. Mary drives meaningful systemic and operational changes by blending both qualitative and quantitative insights, ensuring improvements are measurable and impactful. A passionate advocate for team growth, she promotes professional development and robust training initiatives for staff, building a workforce that is well-equipped to meet diverse community needs. Her comprehensive approach and commitment to quality make her a transformative leader in program development and community support. In recognition of her contributions to the field, Mary was honored with a 40 Under 40 award, celebrating her leadership and dedication to community development.

View Workshop: Leading with Laughter: Practical Lessons from the Frontlines of Leadership

Alyssa Wright & Sara Janjigian Trifiro

Alyssa Wright is the Founder and CEO of Wright Collective, a community of consultants committed to mobilizing resources for social change. She has helped hundreds of both domestic and global social change organizations successfully launch major gifts programs, capital campaigns, and create sustainable funding models resulting in over $100,000,000 of resource flow. Having spent time as a human rights activist in Eastern Europe and Africa, Alyssa brings over a decade of experience in international philanthropy and fundraising to Wright Collective. As an accomplished facilitator, consultant, and coach, she builds new revenue streams, shifts cultural perspectives, and inspires people to believe that change is possible no matter what.

Sara Janjigian Trifiro has dedicated over 30 years to serving the nonprofit sector, leveraging her expertise to develop programs and operational strategies that help organizations grow their brands and advance their missions. As a marketing strategist, she partners with nonprofits to amplify their reach, strengthen their messaging, and attract new, passionate donors. Sara also excels in operational strategy, having guided numerous organizations through the identification and implementation of systems such as CRMs, websites, and marketing communication tools that better align with their evolving needs. With more than 15 years of experience working alongside financial services organizations focused on supporting nonprofits, Sara is especially passionate about helping nonprofits access donor-advised funds (DAFs) and other critical resources to fuel their work and achieve greater impact.

View Workshop: Connecting to DAF Holders and Access 250Bil in Charitable Donations

Liz Hodgkins & Sarah Horne

Liz Hodgkins is the Deputy Director of NAMI New Hampshire (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and a Certified Volunteer Administrator. Prior to her role as Deputy Director, Liz served as the Adult Program Director at NAMI NH, coordinating state-wide programs and overseeing the administration of volunteers throughout the organization. For over 10 years, Liz has worked to strengthen NAMI NH's services by developing robust volunteer programming, cultivating relationships with an essential network of 200+ statewide volunteers, advancing mission-driven programming, and growing the organization's peer support capacity at transitional housing programs throughout the state.

Sarah Horne is a Senior HR Business Partner and has been with Easterseals for 19 years. She has a BA in Psychology, HR Management Certificate and a SHRM-CP certification. Sarah is a volunteer with NAMI NH serving on their Board as well as an In Our Own Voice Presenter, sharing her story of her own lived experience with mental illness and her path to recovery. Sarah is passionate about decreasing the stigma attached to mental illness and advocating for this cause.

View Workshop: Fostering a Supportive Workplace: Mental Health at Work

Patrick Decker & Kathy Henrich

As the head of Institutional Outsourced Chief Investment Officer (OCIO) solutions for Wilmington Trust, Patrick oversees a business dedicated to providing investment advisory services to institutions and nonprofits. Patrick’s team uses their unique experience and knowledge to develop, manage, and serve some of Wilmington Trust’s largest institutional and nonprofit client relationships. Patrick joined Wilmington Trust in 2023, bringing over 20 years of investment industry experience. His background includes working with both taxable and tax-exempt investors across many market segments, including high-net-worth individuals, family offices, institutions, and nonprofits. Previously, Patrick spent six years as managing director with Verger Capital Management, an OCIO that exclusively serves the nonprofit endowment and foundation community, where his responsibilities included client development and relationship management. Prior to Verger, Patrick spent over 12 years in various roles with Hirtle Callaghan & Co., another OCIO firm, where he developed and managed relationships with ultra-high-net-worth families and nonprofit institutions. Patrick began his investment career with The Vanguard Group where he held multiple client-facing positions of increasing responsibility during his tenure. Patrick holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Washington & Lee University in Lexington, VA, and he is a Certified Financial Planner™. An active supporter of the local nonprofit community, Patrick currently serves as president of the Brandywine Ballet Board of Directors and as a board member for Pioneer Quix Stix, a nonprofit youth lacrosse program. When not working, Patrick enjoys traveling, cooking, Philadelphia sports, and spending time with his wife and their two daughters.

Kathy is responsible for providing comprehensive wealth management advice to high-net-worth individuals and families, entrepreneurs, business owners, and foundations and endowments throughout the New England region. She works closely with clients and their advisors to develop financial strategies that seek to help clients meet their current needs and plan for their long-term objectives. Kathy also coordinates the various services her clients require based on their unique needs, including investment management, planning, trust, private banking, and family office services. Kathy has more than 15 years of experience in the financial services industry and has been a business owner for nearly a decade. Prior to joining Wilmington Trust, she worked at TIAA Wealth Management as well as Citizens Private Wealth Management focusing on retirement planning, financial planning, private banking and lending, estate planning, and collaborating with her clients’ professional teams to help them achieve their wealth and legacy goals. Kathy holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of New Hampshire. She also holds the FINRA series 6, 7, 63, and 65 licenses as well as insurance licenses. Kathy serves her community through volunteering her time in numerous activities. Outside of her passion for her career, Kathy enjoys spending time with her family and friends, long walks with her golden retriever, gardening, any time on the lake, fishing, golfing, tennis, pickleball, skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling.

View Workshop: How to Build an Endowment Fund in the New World

Sarah Andrews

Sarah has 20 years of nonprofit senior management and fund development experience with organizations of all sizes. In addition to her extensive fundraising experience, her work focuses on building profitable partnerships, organizational capacity building, annual and capital campaigns, engagement and stewardship programs, strategic growth planning, sponsorship and promotions, grant writing, and major giving programs. Sarah has successfully worked with many nonprofit organizations in growing and strengthening their board and committee structures. In 2017, Sarah opened Andrews Coaching & Consulting with a mission to help nonprofits successfully grow and expand their missions.

View Workshop: Build Your Confidence in Securing and Attending a Donor Meeting

David Ports & Artie Lang

David has over 35 years of non-profit leadership. His career has included a unique blend of successful assignments within the performing arts, environmental conservation, and community service sectors. His expertise includes strategic thinking and planning, board governance, financial development, partnerships and collaboration, and change management. David spent 26 years with the YMCA movement, working with Ys in New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Washington, Montana, and representing the national office in California. He draws from his YMCA career as well as other sectors to help organizations be impactful and sustainable. David and his wife, Kathleen, have been married since 1998 and together they have two children – Sam, 22 and Lily, 16. David is a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, likes to travel and explore new places, hike, bike, ski, and trail-run and is a proud member of Red Sox Nation. David and his family live New Hampshire.

Artie has over 20 years of non-profit leadership in a variety of YMCAs. He is an experienced CEO and ready to help nonprofits maximize their impact. His career includes 30 years of leading overnight camps and other residential youth programs. Most recently as the CEO of the Takodah YMCA Artie has been able to help young people discover who they are and what they can achieve. Artie is a compelling facilitator recognized for his expertise in board development, volunteer engagement, strategic planning, operational problem solving, capital planning, fundraising, and risk management, Artie has always built a culture of trust and support to improve multiple organizations. He holds degrees from the University of Kansas and the University of New Hampshire. He and his wife Kristina live in Keene, NH. When she isn't running her veterinary practice they enjoy golfing, travelling to explore new places, and are avid sports fans.

View Workshop: Step Into the Light: The Powerful Impact of Partnership Models

Toni Runci & Alison Milioto

Toni and Alison are co-founders and co-owners of BlueLion, an HR Consulting Firm in New England focused on bringing down to earth HR to all business types. Toni has over 15 years’ experience in the HR field, working with industries such as automotive, healthcare, benefits, construction, technology, hospitality and more. She received her undergraduate from SNHU in Business with a concentration in HR, as well as her Masters from SNHU in HR Management. She holds both her HRCI and SHRM Certifications. Her background is in benefits, payroll compliance, training, and employee relations. Alison has over 15 years’ experience in Operations and HR working with healthcare, hospitality, and blue collar businesses. She received her undergraduate and MBA from UNH. She holds her SHRM-SCP. Her background is in operations and HR integration, employee relations and business development.

View Workshop: Managing Conflict and Having Difficult Conversations

Fisto Ndayishimiye

Fisto wants to promote a strong culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within the nonprofit sector. As an experienced diversity, equity, and inclusion facilitator, he has dedicated over five years to creating more welcoming, just, and inclusive communities where people of all backgrounds can truly belong and thrive. A deep commitment to DEI is essential for our communities' long-term health, sustainability, and impact and the well-being and empowerment of the diverse communities we serve.

View Workshop: Building a Culture of Diversity Equity & Inclusion

Becky Kates & Lee Germeroth

Becky Kates has worked in the development field for 20 years for statewide and local organizations spanning multiple industries. She was part of the development team at New Hampshire Public Radio, acted as Development Director at Prescott Park Arts Festival, and later Krempels Center in Portsmouth, NH. Becky has participated on grants review panels for the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, and currently serves as a board member and Secretary of the Association of Fundraising Professionals – the Northern New England chapter. Throughout her career, her focus has been on helping nonprofit organizations build their capacity to engage the community and encourage strong philanthropic support from individuals, corporations, foundations, and other friends and investors.

Lee Germeroth is a digital marketing and web development expert with over 10 years of experience. He is the owner and founder of Germeroth Consulting & Creative where they develop and implement creative solutions and content for businesses and organizations. Their main pillars of business are web design/development, email marketing, social media marketing and search engine optimization.

View Workshop: Tech Tapas: Super Helpful Tips To Make Life Easier

Katie Collins

Katie has been a part of NH's nonprofit community since 1990. She is currently in her 20th Season as the Director of Development for the Capitol Center for the Arts. She is a 2007 graduate of Leadership NH and a former LNH Trustee. Her prior positions include serving as the Executive Director of the NH Writers' Project and the Director of Development for NH Humanities. Among her accomplishments are the 2019 opening of the Bank of NH Stage following a $6.9 million capital campaign and keeping a performing arts center alive during the pandemic shutdown. Katie enjoys teaching and offers workshops on grant writing, donor stewardship, and public speaking for NH's nonprofit community. Katie lives in Manchester with her wife Kelly and four troublesome cats where they enjoy frequent visits from their talented 25-year-old daughter Liza. She tries very hard not to take herself too seriously.

View Workshop: Public Speaking with Confidence and Even a Little Fun

David Danielson

David Danielson is the General Counsel and Compliance Officer for Catholic Charities New Hampshire, a human services organization supporting individuals in need throughout New Hampshire. David is responsible for administering all elements of the Compliance Program including the organization's policies, training and education, compliance investigations, and cybersecurity awareness. Additionally, David oversees various legal initiatives for the organization. A life-long NH resident, David graduated from the University of New Hampshire School of Law in 2017 with a Certificate in Health Law and Policy and received his B.S. in Business Administration from the University of New Hampshire in 2013.

View Workshop: The Non-technical Side of Cybersecurity: Creating a Cyber Aware Culture

Tim Smith-Gerding

Tim Smith-Gerding is a social impact strategist with two decades of leadership experience at nonprofits and foundations. He has held leadership roles at Tides, The Boston Foundation and Full Circle Fund. Based in Concord, Tim runs Granite Impact LLC, a social impact consultancy that develops strategies and leaders for positive social change. Tim has expertise in Strategic Planning, Interim Leadership, Partnerships and Advocacy. He has served on over 15 nonprofit boards, and studied at Harvard Business School (Strategy & Leadership), University of San Francisco (MBA, Social Impact), and Colby College. Tim has been an Executive Director, Funder, and Fundraiser — and brings all these perspectives to client engagements.

View Workshop: Inclusive Leadership: Actionable Practices

Lara Quiroga

Lara Quiroga is President of Larksparre Consulting LLC. Passionate about helping nonprofits stabilize, grow, and strengthen, she provides strategic planning, grant writing, board development, leadership coaching, and assessment support. With more than 25 years of experience in the health, education, and human services sectors, Lara has extensive experience in program development, grants administration, system-building, and change management to promote organizational effectiveness and efficiency. Lara has over 15 years of experience in nonprofit Board leadership, currently serving as President of the Concordia Lutheran Church Council and Board Secretary for Friends of Aine Center for Grieving Children and Families. Lara is a member of the City of Manchester Office of Youth Services Advisory Board and the Greater Manchester Chamber's Leadership Greater Manchester Alumni Network Steering Committee. Lara earned her bachelor's from Granite State College and master's from SNHU and has specialized training in Implementation Science and Community Health Advocacy Management.

View Workshop: Show Me the Money: Keys to Successful Grant Budget Development

Douglas Babcock

Doug Babcock began his leadership journey at the age of 16 when he enrolled in an emergency medical technician class. More than 30 years later he has decades of crisis leadership experience and training, an MBA and certification in a number of industries. He has taught and mentored hundreds of professionals of every age in many fields. He now focuses on developing leaders through coaching, training and consulting. His vision is to share the lessons he had learned about leadership and the power of mindset with others who want to lead dynamic teams, based on their values, to achieve amazing results that benefit others, and who want to challenge themselves to grow professionally.

View Workshop: Seven Great Questions for Coaching Leaders

Phil Goodhart

Phil Goodhart is a seasoned professional dedicated to helping nonprofits enhance their fundraising efforts and foster deeper, more effective relationships with donors, volunteers, and program participants. With expertise spanning digital strategies and traditional channels such as direct mail, Phil provides a well-rounded approach to achieving fundraising goals. His experience as a nonprofit board president and active involvement with the Association of Fundraising Professionals give him a comprehensive understanding of the nonprofit sector. Phil also brings a wealth of knowledge from his successful for-profit career, offering a unique perspective that helps nonprofits navigate challenges and seize opportunities. His blend of strategic thinking and hands-on experience has consistently delivered results for his clients. A lifelong learner, Phil holds a BA from Princeton University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. His passion for making a difference continues to empower nonprofits to thrive in an ever-evolving philanthropic landscape.

View Workshop: Direct Mail: Still Wildly Effective After All These Years

Ariel Hayes & James Difruscio

Ariel Hayes (she/they) is the Executive Director of the Youth Success Project (YSP), a youth-led organization focused on centering and uplifting the voices and lived experience of young people who have experienced homelessness in New Hampshire. Ariel had her own brief experience with homelessness at 22 years old, and has been working in the youth homelessness field since. She led the YSP through a period of major growth, co-authored the Balance of State Continuum of Care's Coordinated Community Plan to end youth homelessness, co-led the state's Youth Count efforts, developed provider trainings with youth members of the YSP, and much more. Ariel is passionate about shifting power to those most affected by social inequities and working with allies to be good partners in that work.

James Difruscio (he/him) is the Youth Navigator for the Manchester Continuum Of Care of Waypoint, James's position is the “front door” of all waypoint programs for youth and young adults ages 12-24 who are experiencing any housing crisis in Manchester. James had his own experience with homelessness at 18 years old on the seacoast, and has been an advocate and working in the youth homelessness field since then. James has uplifted LGBTQ+ groups within the waypoint youth resource centers with Seacoast Outright, has Strived to build long lasting relationships within the communities he has worked in to educate others and empowering young people to let their voices be heard.

View Workshop: Voices that Matter: Engaging People with Lived Expertise