LSBN is a company based out of United States.

The Metropolitan Crime Commission (MCC) is a non-profit 501 (c)(3), privately funded, citizens’ organization dedicated to exposing public corruption and improving the administration of justice in order to improve the quality of life for the citizens of Louisiana since 1952.

The Arc of St. Charles is a non-profit organization located in Boutte, La. We are a service provider catering to the needs of children and adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. We service residents of the River Parishes, Terrebonne, Lafourche, and St. Mary Parish.

NOBA is the Central Gulf region’s premiere presenting and service organization dedicated solely to the art of dance. NOBA’s dynamic Main Stage season annually features a diverse array of world-class companies and artists. Each year NOBA provides concerts, classes, workshops and lectures to more than 25,000 area dance enthusiasts of all ages. In addition, NOBA’s nationally recognized award-winning education programs provide the youth of our community access to quality arts programs with over 3,000 free dance classes and workshops annually at ten sites throughout the Greater New Orleans area.

Travelled throughout the state of Louisiana organizing and transcribing Early Childhood Listening Sessions. The purpose of each Listening Session was to conduct diverse panels regarding Early Childhood impacts throughout the state in order to influence upcoming legislation in Louisiana. The end result was a 50 page report of parents' and educators' input on access to, and quality of, Early Childhood in their communities.

My role at WFS was to design, implement, and grow programming. I leveraged my strong knowledge of the greater New Orleans philanthropic landscape and understanding of the region’s nonprofit network, combined with residents’ needs and pain points. I worked with the foundation long before I was offered a position here: I was part of the strategic planning team early on that shaped the foundation before it was officially launched. I am confident that our work here will be seminal and probably some of the most dynamic work ever done for women and girls of color in the South.

The Greater New Orleans Hotel & Lodging Association (GNOHLA) is a membership-based, not-for-profit, private association representing the hotel and lodging industry in the Greater New Orleans area. The association is devoted to: • representing the rights and interests of the New Orleans hotel and lodging and hospitality industries through education, political action, communication and marketing; • providing member benefits that improve the financial position and public awareness of its members; • supporting strategic alliances to promote the value of New Orleans tourism and travel.

The Young Leadership Council (YLC) is a non-profit, non-partisan civic organization created to develop leadership through community projects. Through volunteer-created community projects, the YLC recruits and retains young professionals to New Orleans and has a positive impact on the quality of life in the region. The oldest, independent YPO (young professionals'​ organization) in the country, the YLC has raised more than $25 million to support community projects in and around the New Orleans area since 1986. The YLC has more than 1,700 member-volunteers, and is led by a 25-member board of directors and four staff members. Each community initiative is led by one or more volunteer project leaders.

Coordinate special projects within respective company programs Translate materials to provide civic engagement with Vietnamese communities

Our Voice Nuestra Voz (OVNV) is an issues organizing effort in New Orleans. We envision a world where Black and Brown people live without harm, practice liberatory education, and restorative justice. Through community organizing, we dismantle systems of oppression and develop self-determined communities.