Shelma Jun Email & Phone Number

Bishop, Ca, Us

Flash Foxy began as an online platform in 2014 to celebrate women climbing with women and to be a place where women could come to feel inspired by and connected to each other. In 2016 we held the inaugural Women’s Climbing Festival (WCF) to bring together and celebrate the growing community of women climbers. WCF not only reaches veteran female climbers but also provides a safe space for beginner climbers to come and learn more about all that climbing has to offer!After the 2017 WCF in Bishop sold out in 1 minute and had over 800 women on the waitlist, we've announced that we are expanding to a second location in Chattanooga, TN in November 2017. WCF in Bishop, CA in 2016-2017- Over 400 women have attended- More than $3,000 has been raised for the Access Fund, earmarked specifically to address climber education in Bishop, CA. - Partnered with 15+ Bishop small businesses, organizations and groups to provide lodging, guide services, food and more for participants and spent 70% of our event budget in town. - Festival events included female-led guided clinics, workshops, slide show presentations, women in climbing panel,an all-female adventure film festival screening and a stewardship day in partnership with local conversation non-profit, Friends of Inyo.

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New York, New York, Us

* Worked in the role of Project Manager over a technical assistance team comprised of five separate non-profit technical assistance providers during a community engagment process around land use and zoning in the Bronx. Worked closely with Bronx community based organizations, tenant leaders, faith-based leaders and union workers throughout the process. * Developed a community-based research report to aide the creation of a community response plan for LES Ready, the Lower East Side Long Term Recovery Group. This included a resident survey, focus groups and community organization interviews to assess experiences as well as capacity in the event of another emergency disaster. * Worked with a coalition of five community based organizations and allies to develop an interim public park through interactive art design and education installations and programs at Pier 42 on the lower East Side waterfront. This included working closely with selected artist, an Advisory Committee comprised of tenant leaders, CB members, local elected officials, city agency representatives and key community organization partners and the broader neighborhood community. * Worked with Community Based partners to identify potential new projects, draft scopes of work and con-fundraise to Private Foundations and Government Sources for project funding. * Drafted funding proposals, budgets, work scopes and reports for potential funders. Met with with Program Officers at grant making institutions to discuss potential projects.

New York, New York, Us

* As a member of the Lower East Side Waterfront Alliance, collaborated with partners, community-based organizations, tenant leaders, the Community Board, city agencies and residents to build Pier 42, a temporary art park on the site of an abandoned waterfront pier in the Lower East Side. This included not only the construction of the park using a limited budget and materials, but also selecting artists, coordinating the interactions between artists and residents and creating several large programming events onsite between March and November. * Worked as the Community Engagement Manager on a Feasibility Study of the Queensway, a proposed linear park along an abandoned LIRR railine in Queens, NY. This was as part of team led by WXY and dlandstudio. Created and facilitated a multi-pronged engagement approach that included traditional evening workshops, interviews with key stakeholders and smaller discussion groups at school, libraries, community centers and churches utilizing a mobile tool that I co-designed and constructed with colleagues at HSC. * Worked with Community Based partners to identify potential new projects, draft scopes of work and con-fundraise to Private Foundations and Government Sources for project funding. * Drafted funding proposals, budgets, work scopes and reports for potential funders. Met with with Program Officers at grant making institutions to discuss potential projects. * Worked closely with the Board of Directors Communications Committee to draft, review and implement a strategic Communications Plan for the organization.

New York, New York, Us

* Worked within Local Spokes, a nine-member neighborhood coalition, to implement action items from our Concept Plan that will make the Lower East Side and Chinatown safer and easier to bike in.* Helped create curriculum for and facilitate sessions for the Local Spokes Youth Ambassadors, a six week summer youth program that engages and empowers youth to participate in community issues through bikes. * Advised and supported USSBA, a Korean American small business association on Union Street in Flushing, Queens to provide services and resources including the facilitation Board of Directors Meetings and the creation of a Union Street Streetscape Improvement Master Plan. * Coordinated with the Director of Community Building and Organizing to research, draft and submit grant proposals and applications.* Collaborated with Elected Officials, City Agencies and Community Partners on neighborhood initiatives and campaigns.

Los Angeles, Ca, Us

* Worked with the Planning Director on the Bicycle Master Plan of Culver City and created a workshop on Bike Friendly Businesses.*Aided in a proposal for a Metro Grant for bicycle hub stations in the role as a consultant.* Collaborated with the California Bicycle Coalition to speak with California congressmen and congresswomen about bicycle initiatives at the state level.

* Conducted interviews and urban design document reviews for a Haynes Foundation Grant studying the impact of high-speed rail on station cities in California.* Analyzed city pair relationships of station cities on the future California high-speed rail system for a MinetaTransportation Institute (MTI) Grant.

* Worked with Korean and International artists and the City of Anyang to develop community engaging public art installations for the 2010 Anyang Public Art Festival.* Helped create, advertise and facilitate a month long Community Building Workshop and Mobile Planting Stations at Hakwon Park.* Acted as an integral member of a team to create, advertise and facilitate a 2-day urban mapping workshop for high school students in Anyang, South Korea.*Coordinated and served as a the main contact with community volunteers.

San Francisco, California, Us

Worldwide, Oo

* Completed compliance engagements on individuals, partnerships, LLC’s, S-Corps, C-Corps, acting in the senior staff positions for the last two years.* Gained research experience and memo writing skills through FAS109 consulting projects. * Communicated directly with clients in conjunction with the National Co-Sourcing group to organize the implementation of company standards.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Urban Planning

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Business Economics