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NLDP Graduate Directorycohorts I-XI2018 NLDP Graduate Directory Cohorts I-XI 2018 The NLDP GRADUATE NETWORK COHORTS I - XI 6/18/2018 PROJECT Email # AREA FIRST NAME LAST NAME NEIGHBORHOOD Cohort # COACH Phone 1 □ Herbert Aaron Lee Miles VI Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-752-4360 2 ∆ Ephraim Abdullah East Cleveland VIII Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-432-8678 3 ᴥ Rashidah Abdullah Glenville I Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-795-0189 4 ᴥ Hilda Abreu Clark Fulton X Michael Walton [email protected] 330-795-6147 5 ᴥ Caitie Adams OUT OF STATE VII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-798-2911 6 ∆ Benjie Alatise Euclid IX Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-253-0992 7 ⌂ Karyn Alexis Union Miles VII Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-269-1797 8 ∆ Sean Xavier Allen Woodland Hills II Michael Walton [email protected] 216-338-5683 9 ○ Darnella Allen Buckeye Shaker V Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-224-5122 10 ᴥ Imani Allen Glenville IV Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-255-0839 11 ⌂ Barbara Anderson North Broadway IV Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-664-4663 12 ∆ Jerome Baker Fairfax/Central VII Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-255-8990 13 ∆ Jeffrey Barkas Cudell VII Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-408-7047 14 ○ Charles "Trey" Basham OUT OF STATE IX Laura Junglas [email protected] 414-897-1426 15 ∆ Rahim Basit Mt. Pleasant/E. Cleveland VIII Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-856-3355 16 ⌂ Chris Begay West Boulevard II Laura Junglas [email protected] 440-343-3683 17 ∆ James Bell Union Miles III Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-212-1863 18 ᴥ Dominique Bell Cleveland X Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-339-1431 19 ᴥ Greg Bell East Cleveland IX Michael Walton [email protected] 216-346-9116 20 ᴥ Jon Benedict Ohio City II Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-409-6160 21 ᴥ Daniele Betliskey South Broadway IV Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-287-1957 22 ⌂ Indigo Bishop Buckeye Shaker VI Erica Bishop [email protected] 216-233-1825 23 ᴥ Joe Black Central VIII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-548-5090 24 ∆ Jeff Bodziony Slavic Village VI Michael Walton [email protected] 216-394-3771 25 ∆ Jimmie Booze OUT OF STATE III Out of State [email protected] 210-941-5856 26 ᴥ Laura Boustani Kamm’s Corners II Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-789-3626 27 ∆ Austin Boxler Detroit Shoreway X Michael Walton [email protected] 330-754-8641 28 ᴥ Orlando Boyd Hough VIII Michael Walton [email protected] 216-374-9225 29 ⌂ Sonya Brent-Blakeley Lee Miles V Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-212-3759 30 ⌂ Becca Britton Detroit Shoreway II Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-534-0624 31 ⌂ Florence Brn-Isom Union Miles IV Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-883-3928 32 ⌂ Deirdre Bryant Puritas Longmeade VI Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-280-8826 33 ᴥ Sayf Bryant Cleveland VIII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-773-4909 34 ⌂ Angela Cain Cleveland XI Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-322-8198 KEY: ∆ Community Organizing □ Economic Development ₪ Food/Gardening ○ Health ⌂ Social Services ᴥ Youth/Families The NLDP GRADUATE NETWORK COHORTS I - XI 6/18/2018 PROJECT Email # AREA FIRST NAME LAST NAME NEIGHBORHOOD Cohort # COACH Phone mcampanelli@clevelandchildrensmus 35 ᴥ Maria Campanelli Midtown X Erica Merritt 216-533-6107 eum.org 36 ⌂ Recellanese Campbell Buckeye Shaker V Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-798-1153 37 ᴥ Mordecai Cargill Glenville IX Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-952-6730 38 □ Wendy Carlton Fairfax V Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-432-1636 39 ⌂ Rodre'Ana Chapman Glenville X Michael Walton [email protected] 216-570-6112 40 ∆ Wyonette Cheairs Fairfax II Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-224-4238 41 □ Michael Christoff Warehouse District I Michael Walton 216-337-9410 42 ⌂ Sherri Clayton Mount Pleasant VI Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-721-1812 43 ᴥ Yvonne Conner North Broadway II Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-406-7249 44 ∆ Sharon Core Cleveland XI Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-273-6905 45 ⌂ Verna Darby Cleveland VIII Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-254-5718 46 ∆ Holly Davenport Collinwood XI Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-659-7610 47 ∆ Lisa Davis Kinsman III Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-650-2029 48 ∆ Moneeke Davis Detroit Shoreway X Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-712-8739 49 ○ Megan Davis Collinwood X Laura Junglas [email protected] 330-907-9880 50 ᴥ Leonard Davis Forest Hills VI Michael Walton [email protected] 216-308-8406 51 ₪ Ryan DeBiase Detroit Shoreway V Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-410-5144 52 □ Kevin DeLeon Clark-Fulton/Cudell XI Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-548-8199 53 □ Patricia Demko Tremont I Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-522-9740 54 ∆ Doreen Drummond Detroit Shoreway II Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-533-1550 55 □ Adam Dunn Ohio City X Alan Seifullah [email protected] 440-821-4257 56 ∆ Kate Dupuis OUT OF STATE II Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-281-0333 57 ∆ Evie DuVernay Collinwood IX Erica Merritt [email protected] 440-364-0644 58 ᴥ Kyle Earley Lee Miles IV Laura Junglas [email protected] 59 ∆ Lavita Ewing Glenville XI Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-798-0206 60 ∆ Phillip Fagan Glenville VIII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-407-9092 61 □ Christin Farmer Hough VI Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-624-9923 62 ∆ Kim Fields Woodland Hills III Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-712-2450 63 ⌂ Portia Gadson Cleveland VIII Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-338-5344 64 ∆ Anita Gardner Buckeye Shaker V Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-375-1022 65 ⌂ Gwendolyn Garth Central VI Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-339-0571 66 ⌂ Jimmy Gates Buckeye Shaker IV Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-225-7582 67 □ Robert Gatewood Collinwood X Michael Walton [email protected] 216-926-9978 68 ∆ Marlene Gatewood-Allen Collinwood IX Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-212-9138 KEY: ∆ Community Organizing □ Economic Development ₪ Food/Gardening ○ Health ⌂ Social Services ᴥ Youth/Families The NLDP GRADUATE NETWORK COHORTS I - XI 6/18/2018 PROJECT Email # AREA FIRST NAME LAST NAME NEIGHBORHOOD Cohort # COACH Phone 69 ᴥ Belinda Gator Central/Woodland VII Alan Seifullah 216-589-9756 70 ∆ Ed George Kamm’s Corners/Bellaire-Puritas VII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-288-9381 71 ∆ Kaela Geschke Stockyard (SCFBC) VIII Michael Walton [email protected] 216-287-4535 72 ∆ Keisha Gonzalez Stockyard (SCFBC) VIII Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-905-0268 73 ᴥ Jerrald Goodloe Cleveland VII Laura Junglas [email protected] 404-838-5251 74 ∆ Richard Goudreau Mt. Pleasant IX Erica Merritt [email protected] 440-646-8928 75 ⌂ Alicia Graves Jefferson III Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-970-8236 76 ⌂ Patricia Gray Mount Pleasant VII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-466-3188 77 ᴥ Loretta Gray Cleveland IX Michael Walton [email protected] 216-410-3851 78 ⌂ Chinetha Hall West Park XI Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-262-8795 79 ○ Yvonka Hall Lee Miles IV Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-295-0283 80 ⌂ Yvelyn Hamilton St Clair Superior II Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-372-0604 81 ∆ Darren Hamm Brooklyn Centre I Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-741-7990 82 ᴥ Margie Harris North Collinwood II Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-481-0259 83 ∆ Nadine Head Kinsman X Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-645-8496 84 ᴥ Sir Joshua Hellsing Downtown VI Michael Walton [email protected] 216-254-6888 85 ᴥ Tamika Herndon Buckeye/Woodland Hills VIII Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-240-1303 86 ᴥ Tia Hickson Cleveland V Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-322-5638 87 ᴥ Angela Hill Hough VIII Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-482-1243 88 ⌂ Wanda Hill-Chestnut Union-Kinsman XI Alan Seifullah [email protected] 216-774-0891 89 ᴥ Daniel Hinman Tremont VI Laura Junglas [email protected] 203-530-1060 90 ₪ Tanya Holmes Fairfax/Central VIII Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-224-9397 91 ○ Kim Holt Old Brooklyn V Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-752-5581 92 ᴥ Joyce Hood Union Miles I Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-571-4374 93 ᴥ Stephanie Howse Hough I Michael Walton [email protected] 216-407-0876 94 ᴥ Nozomi Ikuta Cudell III Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-624-6781 95 ∆ Kelly Jackson Kamm’s Corners VI Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-832-4999 96 ∆ Vanetta Jamison Mt. Pleasant/Buckeye VIII Erica Merritt [email protected] 216-310-3240 97 ∆ Valerie Jerome West Park XI Mike Walton [email protected] 440-665-5087 98 ₪ Dawn Johnson Central X Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-346-0611 99 ⌂ Ariana Johnson Collinwood XI Laura Junglas [email protected] 216-240-1332 100 ⌂ B.J. Johnson Detroit Shoreway II Alan Seifullah [email protected] 101 ∆ Joshua Jones University Circle XI Alan Seifullah [email protected] 740-503-5625 102 ⌂ Sharyse Jones South Collinwood III Michael Walton [email protected] 216-269-3615 103 ᴥ Kemberley Jones Cleveland X Michael Walton [email protected] 216-374-2105 KEY: ∆ Community Organizing □ Economic Development ₪ Food/Gardening ○ Health ⌂ Social Services ᴥ Youth/Families The NLDP GRADUATE NETWORK COHORTS I - XI 6/18/2018 PROJECT Email # AREA FIRST NAME LAST NAME NEIGHBORHOOD Cohort # COACH Phone 104
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