Lori Rose Email & Phone Number

Greenville, South Carolina Area

The Rose Model is a movement seeking to end interpersonal violence and abuse and create a new landscape of healthy connection rooted in empathy and equity. Through customized education programs, coaching, movement and creative modalities, we arm teens and adults with personalized roadmaps to build healthy selves, relationships, and communities. In weaving together often siloed topics with careful and trauma-informed expertise -- including mental health, sexuality, leadership, personal transformation, relationships, and culture-building -- we guide teens and adults to heal, empower and ignite their lives and share their unique brilliance in the world.Alongside our goals to advance personal, relational and sexual health:We believe in fostering equity and belonging through systemic transformation. We commit to addressing the roots of personal and collective trauma to co-create safer campuses and thriving organizational cultures rooted in trust, wellbeing, and healthy human connection.Sample presentations and programs: Restorative Journey: Using Creative Expression, Music and Movement to Reset the Nervous System in a COVID-Altered World, presented at Solving the Campus Sexual Assault and Dating Violence Puzzle Conference, December 2021Intersecting Sexuality with Racial Justice in Education, presented at Trauma-Informed Educators Conference, July 2021Psychological Safety at Work, presented at Just Health Collective Village, March 2021Beyond Margaritas & Merengue: Consent, Alcohol & Healthy Sexuality, Ivy Tech College, 2018 & 2021Sexuality 101, Effective Mentoring, and Building Comfort Talking with Teens about Sexuality, Pendleton Place for Children and Families Staff Trainings, 2018 & 2019Healthy Relationships from the Inside Out, presented at Clemson University Women's Leadership Conference, February 2017

Fort Wayne, Indiana Area

FWT is a nonprofit promoting a healthy community by advocating, planning and fundraising for the expansive multi-use trail and pathway network connecting the Greater Fort Wayne region. It's our goal for all corners of the city to have the infrastructure needed for active transportation — bike, walk, roll or run anywhere you want in our community without needing a car. There are currently 90 miles of Fort Wayne Trails, with plans to link with population centers and destinations throughout all of Allen County.

Fort Wayne, Indiana Area

Plan, choreograph and lead high-energy Zumba classes of up to 70 people. As described by Zumba.com: "The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program that will blow you away. Our goal is simple: We want you to want to work out, to love working out, to get hooked. Zumba® Fanatics achieve long-term benefits while experiencing an absolute blast in one exciting hour of calorie-burning, body-energizing, awe-inspiring movements meant to engage and captivate for life!"

Fort Wayne, Indiana Area

Created in December 2001, Aboite New Trails, Inc. set out to improve the quality of life for area citizens through the development multi-use trails linking southwest Fort Wayne and Allen County with Downtown Fort Wayne and a myriad of community destinations. Aboite New Trails raised $3 million in private contributions, leveraging public investment in the trails and creating momentum for livable communities throughout the Fort Wayne area. Its vision was realized in 2011 with the completion of the Wabash & Erie Canal Towpath Trail and the creation of the now 50-mile connected regional trail system. Aboite New Trails underwent a merger with the Greenway Consortium and Northwest Allen Trails to form an umbrella nonprofit group, Fort Wayne Trails, Inc. in 2011. For more information, visit www.fwtrails.org.

Aided in planning, funding, developing, and maintaining multi-million dollar greenway projects with diverse stakeholders spanning over 65 miles of multi-use trails and green space.Leveraged $1.7 million in funding through grant writing and new partnerships, and facilitated 30 new partnerships resulting in $91,800 of funding for greenway projects.Enhanced community investment in the Indy Greenways by developing projects with other non-for-profits, neighborhood organizations, corporate partners, city and state agencies.Coordinated volunteer projects with up to 300 volunteers, including environmental outreach, habitat restoration, trail development and art murals.

Assisted in grant writing for federal Transportation Enhancement and local grants;Contributed to publishing of agency master plan, annual report, and trail users' guides

Responsible for customer relations, new employee training, and sales of customized dance programs;Performed at Governor's Planning Council ADA convention, Arthur Murray regional convention

Certificate Program, Sexual Health Education

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Ecosystem Science

Activities and Societies: Indiana University Cheerleading