Hatty Lee Email & Phone Number

United States

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

1. Created training materials and scripts for a workforce of 7,000+ volunteers to facilitate 750,000+ conversations with undecided and independent voters in AZ, FL, MI, PA, and WI for the presidential election2. Recruited, trained, and coached 40+ volunteer leads to organize daily virtual phonebanks, including team management, interpersonal, and technical troubleshooting3. Coordinated campaign timelines, messaging strategies, and virtual town halls with three local community organizations in swing states for the Get Out The Vote effort

Church Service Management1. develop and support team leaders with feedback, goal-setting, training and other resources2. manage regular communication and relationships between teams as well as with the Executive Director on strategy and progress for service improvements3. recruit, reassign and develop volunteers to serve with excellence and consistency4. maintain positive relationships with the facilities and neighborsLeadership Development1. mentor existing leaders in 1:1 and/or small group settings to develop healthy relationships in community, Jesus-like character and dependence on Holy Spirit2. implement and oversee all programs pertaining to leadership development culture, including but not limited to: bi-annual Leadership Intensive classes, monthly All-Members meetings, quarterly trainings, visioning and community-building activities3. counsel, pray for and guide general members through their personal and church lives in a manner aligned with the mission & core values of the Ark4. evaluate programs and document impacts to ensure the growth of leadership team5. provide recommendations to Pastoral staff & the Board of Directors on best, sustainable practices that support and cultivate leadership at the ArkNew Member Integration1. design and implement processes for new members to integrate into the community and to support their spiritual growth2. creatively build community among newcomers and existing members3. organize and maintain online databases through Google Drive, DropBox, etc.

201 Eddy St San Francisco, Ca 94102

1. Developed and oversaw the Community Organizing Department’s annual work plan, budget and programs2. Supervised all campaigns and coalition building efforts as well as the leadership development programs for community members3. Lead policy advocacy and analysis with internal and external stakeholders on community issues, specifically on land use & planning policies concerning the Tenderloin and surrounding districts4. Serve as the lead staff to the Community Engagement Committee of TNDC’s Board of Directors, responsible for educating staff and the Senior Management Team on electoral politics and other city issues where organization could or should take formal positions5. Built coalitions amongst tenant groups, city agencies, neighborhood stakeholders and elected officials around community issues of healthcare access, land use and public safety6. Facilitated a workgroup within the affordable housing coalition to advocate for equitable development agreements, community plans and regional and statewide housing policies

1. Developed and expanded a 12-week political education curriculum to build leadership for residents in Tenderloin and South of Market, graduating 20+ people, one of which went on to serve on San Francisco Central Market Citizen’s Advisory Committee (Stephen Tennis)2. Planned and executed the Tenderloin People’s Summit in 2012, surveying 600+ households and facilitated discussion among 80 residents to identify street improvement strategies3. Adopted and launched weekly “PARKing” days, collaborating with seven local nonprofits and businesses to activate the public space for community arts and healthy programs, as well as fundraising $35K with Trust for Public Land build a semi-permanent parquet4. Coordinated a citywide field campaign for Prop C/Housing Trust Fund 2012, crafting public messaging, overseeing district-specific weekend lit drops as well as mobilizing 40 TNDC resident volunteers to identify 1,074 supporters and achieving a 70% voter turnout in the district

1. Launched a print zine to showcase creative and socially conscious works from 10 different artists from diverse cultural, faith backgrounds2. Oversaw the branding, artistic direction and business development of the project with 5 co-founders and 2 contributing editors3. Managed the production of a short film to fundraise $2K on Kickstarter, a launch party with live music, spoken word and silent auction attended by 70+ guests, and distribution of ~200 issues across 3 cities (Los Angeles, San Francisco/Bay Area, New York)4. Curated online content with 5 writers, poets and photographers posting weekly, amassing 92 followers on Tumblr & 60 on Twitter

1. Manage the administrative duties of: Taking notes during the bi-weekly editorial meetings and email them out in timely manner Sorting through mails for contracts with writers and their checks as well as article submissions2. Help determine overall editorial direction of the magazine and themes for each issue by: Recruiting freelance writers and work closely with them to meet deadlines Fact-checking copies and edit stories from 300 to 3,000 words

1. Managed database of donors and volunteers on Voter Action Network2. Recruited volunteers through classroom announcements in local colleges3. Coordinated and trained more than 20 volunteers for phone banking and door knocking

1. Oversaw 22 student interns concerning their staffing hours, day to day responsibilities of managing the center, and interactions with UCPD and campus administration2. Supervised the interns' committee works including:Archival and Documentation - filming interviews with alumni and current students to create a documentary about the center, contacting off campus organizations and professors to donate materials for our multimedia library, and sorting through event flyers and other documentsCampus Community Resource - researching resource websites of other UC's cultural and community centers, creating an online version of a hard copy resource binderOutreach and Publicity - updating the website with pictures and videos of MCC events, creating newsletters, and writing an instruction manual of website development3. Facilitated community building with 8 interns in MCC and the Multicultural Student Development offices byGuiding critical discussions on townhalls with theChancellor, UC-wide hate crimes, and the budget cut protestsPutting on the 10th Annual Night of Cultural Resistance with local artists, students, and community organizations4. Advised hiring process for both new and returning interns and administered their peer evaluations5. Served as the chief liaison to the Lower Sproul Student Council, whose duties include:Informing the rest of staff about the progress of the campus construction project involving $200+ million redevelopment of three buildings that house MCC, MSD offices, and other student servicesNegotiating with the Associated Students of University of California executive offices, campus legal representatives, and the administration to represent the needs of MCCCo-authoring a ASUC Senate bill with the LSSC Chairs to support the referendum raising student initiated fee for the redevelopmentSecuring more than 6,000 sq ft and an oversee committee structure for the programming and the financial aspects of the construction

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Religion/Religious Studies- Hebrew Bible

Master Of Arts - Ma, Religion/Religious Studies

Master Of Arts - Ma, Theology/Theological Studies

Bachelor Of Arts, Ethnic Studies

Activities and Societies: Asian Pacific Student Development, Asian Pacific American Coalition, InterVarsity Cal Christian Fellowship, UC.