Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board
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Mission
The City of Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board will act as a catalyst to encourage respect, understanding, and inclusion of all of Memphis’ diversity. The Board will support long-term relationships with members of our community and various multicultural organizations thereby enriching lives through courageous interpersonal dialogue. The Board strives to build a safe and strong community through group and individual interaction as well as outreach, activities, and education.
Vision
Memphis is a city where full and equitable participation exists across all aspects of life, and diversity is valued as an integral part of our community. All citizens live united as “Memphians” regardless of their place of birth, and work toward a common goal of making Memphis a welcoming and livable city.
Focuses
- Bridge Building
- Education
- Civic Engagement Committee
Goals and Objectives
- Bridge the gap between cultures and communities and city government.
- Serve as a resource to our multi-cultural communities.
- Provide a safe space to discuss issues with other cultures and law enforcement partners and aid to resolve issues through open dialogue.
About Us
The City of Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board is a group of dedicated individuals who are committed to making Memphis a more inclusive and welcoming city for all. We believe that diversity is our strength, and we are working to create a community where everyone feels valued and respected.
The Board is made up of representatives from a variety of multicultural communities in Memphis, including African American, Asian, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ communities. We also have representatives from faith-based organizations, businesses, and nonprofits.
The Board meets regularly to discuss issues facing multicultural communities in Memphis. We also work to develop programs and initiatives that promote understanding and inclusion.
We are always looking for new ways to improve our city, and we encourage you to get involved. If you are interested in joining the Board or volunteering with our organization, please contact us at [email protected]
Thank you for your interest in the City of Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board!
Queen Titilé Keskessa
901-636-6000
Other inquiries, contact Renee Parker Sekander
LGBTQ+ Liaison to the Mayor’s Office
901-636-6094 office
Mission
The City of Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board will act as a catalyst to encourage respect, understanding, and inclusion of all of Memphis’ diversity. The Board will support long-term relationships with members of our community and various multicultural organizations thereby enriching lives through courageous interpersonal dialogue. The Board strives to build a safe and strong community through group and individual interaction as well as outreach, activities, and education.
Vision
Memphis is a city where full and equitable participation exists across all aspects of life, and diversity is valued as an integral part of our community. All citizens live united as “Memphians” regardless of their place of birth, and work toward a common goal of making Memphis a welcoming and livable city.
Focuses
- Bridge Building
- Education
- Civic Engagement Committee
Goals and Objectives
- Bridge the gap between cultures and communities and city government.
- Serve as a resource to our multi-cultural communities.
- Provide a safe space to discuss issues with other cultures and law enforcement partners and aid to resolve issues through open dialogue.
About Us
The City of Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board is a group of dedicated individuals who are committed to making Memphis a more inclusive and welcoming city for all. We believe that diversity is our strength, and we are working to create a community where everyone feels valued and respected.
The Board is made up of representatives from a variety of multicultural communities in Memphis, including African American, Asian, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ communities. We also have representatives from faith-based organizations, businesses, and nonprofits.
The Board meets regularly to discuss issues facing multicultural communities in Memphis. We also work to develop programs and initiatives that promote understanding and inclusion.
We are always looking for new ways to improve our city, and we encourage you to get involved. If you are interested in joining the Board or volunteering with our organization, please contact us at [email protected]
Thank you for your interest in the City of Memphis Multicultural Advisory Board!
Queen Titilé Keskessa
901-636-6000
Other inquiries, contact Renee Parker Sekander
LGBTQ+ Liaison to the Mayor’s Office
901-636-6094 office
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Name |
Department – Role |
Country of Origin |
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Queen Titile Keskessa |
Executive – Community Outreach Manager/Multicultural Affairs |
Ethiopia |
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Valentina Henao |
Public Works – Bilingual Administrative Coordinator |
Colombia |
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Ebunoluwa Odeyemi (Ebun) |
HCD – Planning Coordinator |
Nigeria |
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Jose Valentin |
City Council – Executive Assistant |
Dominican Republic |
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Vanessa Delgadillo |
HCD – Public Relations |
Colombia |
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Lucy Gaffney |
Park Services |
Vietnam |
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Augustine Boateng |
IT – Deputy Chief |
Ghana |
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Wang-Ying Glasgow |
Library – Adult Services Coordinator |
China |
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Samuel Gasper |
Code Enforcement |
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Mumtaz Ahmed |
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Alex Gaffney |
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Arpit Gandhi |
Storm Water |
India |
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Storm Water |
Phillipines |
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Abdoul Yessoufou |
Drain Maintenance |
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Abdullah Ginem |
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Mahajj Abdul-Baaqee |
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Ravindra konchada |
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Marcelo Natuplag |
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Guadalupe Reyes |
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Mexico |
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Gabrielle Timoteo |
Contract Compliance |
Brazil |
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Dylan Miller |
Librarian –Humanities Department |
S.P.E.C.T.R.U.M (LGBTQ ERG) |
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