After Thompson: Getting Kids Out of Harm s Way Roundtable Participants

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After Thompson: Getting Kids Out of Harm s Way Roundtable Participants Tracy Barbour- Gillett Program Officer, Community Development The Abell Foundation

org Jennifer Bellamy Legislative Counsel American Civil Liberties Union Washington Legislative Office 202-544- 1681 jbellamy@aclu.

org Diane Bell- McKoy and CEO Associated Black Charities 410-659- 0000 dmckoy@abc- md.

Kellogg Foundation 269-968- 1611 ellen.braff- guajardo@wkkf.org Sheryll Cashin Professor of Law Georgetown Law 202-662- 9461 cashins@law.georgetown.

org Joshua Civin Council to the Director of Litigation NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund 202-682- 1300 jcivin@naacpldf.

1 After Thompson: Getting Kids Out of Harm s Way Roundtable Participants Tracy Barbour- Gillett Program Officer, Community Development The Abell Foundation tbarbour@abell.org Jennifer Bellamy Legislative Counsel American Civil Liberties Union Washington Legislative Office jbellamy@aclu.org Peter Beilenson and CEO Evergreen Health plb@evergreenmd.org Diane Bell- McKoy and CEO Associated Black Charities dmckoy@abc- md.org Erin Boggs Executive Director Open Communities Alliance erinboggs@aol.com Ellen Braff- Guajardo Program Officer W.K. Kellogg Foundation ellen.braff- guajardo@wkkf.org Sheryll Cashin Professor of Law Georgetown Law cashins@law.georgetown.edu Pete Cimbolic Fair Housing Associate ACLU of Maryland cimbolic@aclu- md.org Joshua Civin Council to the Director of Litigation NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund jcivin@naacpldf.org Stephen Czinn Professor of Pediatrics University of Maryland School of Medicine sczinn@peds.umaryland.edu Kathryn Edin Professor Department of Sociology Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences kathy_edin@jhu.edu James Evans Managing Director Metropolitan Baltimore Quadel jevans@mbquadel.com Debra Furr- Holden Director DIVE Studies Laboratory Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health dholden@jhsph.edu Andy Freeman Board Member Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership x1313 adf@browngold.com

2 Anthony Fugett Baltimore County NAACP Stefanie DeLuca Associate Professor Department of Sociology Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences Robert C. Embry The Abell Foundation Nathan Fox Chair and Professor Developmental Science Program College of Education University of Maryland Martha Galvez Research Associate The Urban Institute Ebony Gayles Policy Counsel Susan Goering x107 md.org Megan Haberle Policy Counsel Jane Harrison Board Member Homeless Persons Representation Project J. Howard Henderson and CEO Greater Baltimore Urban League Tanya Herbick Senior Program Officer Morton and Jane Blaustein Foundation Tessa Hill- Aston Baltimore City NAACP tessa.hill- Sherrilyn Ifill and Director Counsel NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Elizabeth K. Julian Inclusive Communities Project Christine Klepper Housing Choice Partners of Illinois chicago.org Betsy Krieger Board Member The Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund Sonia Kumar Staff Attorney md.org

3 Robert Lieberman Provost Senior Vice for Academic Affairs Johns Hopkins University Jeffrey Lubell Director of Housing Initiatives Abt Associates E. Hoy McConnell, II BPI, Business and Professional People for the Public Interest Dominique S. Moore Law Office of Dominique S. Moore Moore Real Properties, LLC Renika Moore Director of the Economic Justice Practice NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Amoretta Morris Senior Associate Family- Centered Community Change John Nolan Quadel Consulting Sabrina Oliver Thompson v. HUD Client Dennis Parker Director, ACLU Racial Justice Program American Civil Liberties Union Carol Payne Director, Baltimore Field Office U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Alexander Polikoff Director, Public Housing Program BPI, Business and Professional People for the Public Interest Dan Pontius Housing Policy Coordinator Baltimore Metropolitan Council john a. powell Director Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society Professor of Law Berkeley Law japowell@law.berkeley.edu Douglas Rice Senior Policy Analyst Center on Budget and Policy Priorities rice@cbpp.org Lisa Rice Vice National Fair Housing Alliance lrice@nationalfairhousing.org Dan Rinzler Special Projects Coordinator Low Income Investment Fund drinzler@lifund.org

4 Charles Rutheiser Senior Associate Center for Community and Economic Opportunity Susan Saegert Professor of Environmental Psychology The Graduate Center City University of New York Barbara Samuels Managing Attorney Fair Housing md.org Michael Sarbanes, Engagement Baltimore City Public Schools Barbara Sard Vice for Housing Policy Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Vicki Schultz Associate Dean for Administration University of Baltimore School of Law Michael Scott and CEO Equity Matters matters.org Josh Sharfstein Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Terry Staudenmaier Program Officer The Abell Foundation Gretchen Susi Co- Director Roundtable on Community Change The Aspen Institute Nonet Sykes Senior Program Officer Philip Tegeler and Rachel Johnson Thornton Assistant Professor Johns Hopkins Children s Center rjohns21@jhmi.edu Margery Austin Turner Senior Vice Program Planning and Management The Urban Institute mturner@urban.org Lori Villarosa Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity villarosa@racialequity.org Margaret Williams Maryland Family Network mwilliams@marylandfamilynetwork.org

5 jhestelle Young Director of New Initiatives Greater Baltimore Urban League Albert Zachik Director Office of Child and Adolescent Services Mental Hygiene Administration Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene

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