Jerome Nathaniel Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Appointed by the Brooklyn Borough President's Office to serve on community board representing Bedford-Stuyvesant, Stuyvesant Heights, and Ocean Hill. Committee member for Housing & Land Use and Transportation, Sanitation & Environment committees.

New York, NY

New York, New York, United States

• Establish the company’s annual policy platform and legislative priorities.
• Build internal processes and responses to policies that impact the organizations ability to provide food access to food insecure New Yorkers.
• Engage City, State and Federal government through meetings, public testimonies, policy briefings and other advocacy strategies to strengthen polices that build food security
• Lead anti-hunger coalitions to support strategies that promote equity in the policy decision making process
• Manage staff and staff’s elected engagement strategies and develop monitoring and tracking for elected engagement through Microsoft suite
• Consult Marketing to establish branded talking points and public communications to volunteers, donors and stakeholders about policy priorities.

Greater New York City Area

• Build organizational strategies to support food security programs in schools, emergency food programs and NYCHA
• Research the effects of legislations on anti-hunger programs and community members and develop advocacy strategies to influence policy.
• Designed and conducted anti-hunger advocacy training programs for young adults and pantry program leaders
• Support community driven projects to build food access in Northwest Queens

Greater New York City Area

Coordinate and collaborate in developing advocacy strategies, community programs and cross-sectional coalitions with community residents, community based organizations, government agencies and elected officials to build access to healthy, affordable and culturally appropriate foods in the local food system. Major focus area on campaigns that empower young.

Greater New York City Area

One of the primary contacts at the dispatch center for liaising effective interdepartmental communication between food sourcing, food transport, truck drivers and agency relations in order to ensure customer service through successful food donation pick-ups and food donation drop-offs to emergency food programs across a network of 2300 food donors and 500.

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Brooklyn And Queens Greenmarkets

Sub and seasonal manager for farmers' market across Brooklyn. Queens and Lower Manhattan. Responsibilities include managing the logistical setup of the farmers' market, performing EBT transactions and other USDA FINI funded programs, promoting GrowNYC programs and other food, sustainability, or health-based community initiatives, conducting cooking demos.

Greater New York City Area

Offer support to farmers' market managers and local farm vendors across the five boroughs. Responsibilities include conducting market head counts, cooking demos, promoting GrowNYC recipes and special promos to market goers, completing EBT farmers' market tokens and Health Buck transactions, and subbing at participating farmers' stands during their breaks.

Rochester, New York Area

Work with Local Departments of Social Services, emergency food programs, and community partners across Foodlink's 10 county service area to increase access to SNAP through application assistance, speaking engagements, community meetings, volunteer recruitment, innovative partnerships and advocacy. Offered SNAP assistance and operated mobile farm truck, the.

1999 Mt. Read Blvd., Greece, NY

Promote fundraising opportunities, monitor local farmers' market, and raise awareness about domestic hunger and anti-hunger initiatives in Rochester through community engagements and public outreach for regional food bank.

Rochester, New York Area

One of 15 “Young Professional” bloggers for Rochester’s leading newspaper. The blog shares my perspective as a former UR student and current Rochester resident on issues and events on and beyond the college campus and how they relate to the greater Rochester community.

New York

As a pundit for the rising new media website for young politically minded Americans, I cover stories on New York politics and culture, obesity and race relations. I also drive traffic to the website through social media and encourage young voters to become/remain politically engaged.

Riverside Church, New York, NY

As a communications committee member of the campaign for prison and criminal justice system reform, in charge of expanding the movement's social media presence, developing and editing the newsletter and providing general support for events and outreach efforts.

15 Rutherford Street

As the Healing and Transformative Justice Research Intern, I researched the causes and effects of mass incarceration of African Americans, participated in weekly support groups with the families of the incarcerated at the Osborne Association, volunteered at Holy Apostles' soup kitchen and helped promote AFSC’s campaign for prison reform.

Rochester, New York Area

As a 2010–2011 Gandhi Service Fellow at the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence, I developed and participated in numerous community service projects, including planting at an organic farm, cleaning a new community greenhouse and organizing monthly panels on issues pertaining to the Rochester community. The panels were designed to inform students about.

Rochester, New York Area

As the news and features editor for the University of Rochester's weekly newspaper, assigned stories, managed and coached over 30 staff writers to improve their reporting and investigative skills, formatted and edited news and features section, wrote opinion pieces, served on the Editorial Board, and created dynamic news and feature story headlines.

Brooklyn And Queens, NY

Selected and funded by UR Alumnus Bruce Schimmel to develop an original series documenting local politics, community development, and small businesses in East New York, Brooklyn, NY and their recovery from the Great Recession. The self-made series appeared in the Brooklyn Downtown Star, a local weekly widely distributed in Brooklyn and Queens.

Brooklyn, New York

As staff specialist, I designed and edited a bi-weekly newsletter and taught creative writing exercises to third through sixth graders. Beacon was a summer and after-school program dedicated to providing academic and professional guidance for historically underrepresented youth in the inner-city. The program also provided free meals and holiday celebrations.

New York, NY

Wrote and edited press releases and public service announcements for special events; researched relevant grants and sponsors for nonprofit youth development programs; assisted in tag line workshop for organization’s revamped image and logo (tag line was selected as finalist). America Scores is a sports and educational youth development program designed to.

Master Of Science - Ms, City/Urban, Community And Regional Planning

B.A., Religion, Business

Activities and Societies: President of UR Hip Hop Performance Group, served as the school mascot: Rocky, Students for a Democratic.

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