Anthony Bowman Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Greater New York City Area

Washington, DC

• Developed and grew a 120 plus member coalition of Community Partner organizations spanning 29 states and the District of Columbia
• Designed and implemented national policy campaigns and projects in immigration, voting rights, census advocacy, and amicus litigation strategies
• Recruited initial members and provided technical assistance to establish Houston's first Asian American advocacy network; worked with local funder to secure $200,000 in start-up funding
• Ensured alignment of Community Partner engagement strategies across policy departments, communications, and with organization's strategic plan
• Coordinated grassroots partner engagement on three demographic report publications used for local advocacy and educating local governments and institutions

• Taught high school students in Qiqihar, China and college students in Shanghai
• Designed own curriculum and taught an advanced course for students preparing for study abroad
• Independent study of Mandarin (advanced level)
• Over 12 months of independent travel in Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam

Chicago, IL

• Taught a research, program evaluation, and statistics practicum to undergraduate social work students
• Reviewed research methodologies and guided students through proposal development, project implementation, analysis, and final report writing
• Taught students statistical analysis using SPSS

Chicago, IL

• Led strategy development and implementation of a state-funded youth opportunities coalition (which the state conceived of as youth violence prevention) focused on civic engagement and creating space and activities led.
• Facilitated a coalition led by community residents working on education advocacy campaigns, involving demonstrations that led to a commitment from the City of Chicago to build a new high school in the community
• Led strategic planning, wrote proposals, managed grants and funder relations, monitored sub-awards, and evaluated multiple programs
• Provided support for resident leaders involved in community projects built on their own skills, gifts, talents, and passions through block clubs, as part of organization programs or advocacy, or in community.
• Served the community as an organizer in the organization's grassroots organizing initiative "Every Block a Village," which focused on fellowship and relationship building first, and issues and anger second; lead for a.

Chicago, IL

• Led community building efforts and home-based support for adults labeled with development disabilities in non-congregate settings, allowing for greater individuation and a less institutionalized home and community life
• Supervised fifteen staff; ensured compliance of state regulations.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Self, Society And Culture

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Social Work (Community, Administration, And Policy)