Thank you for joining us for a memorable evening of inspiring personal stories of struggle and perseverance as told by well-known and rising leaders from the Greater Boston community. Celebrate the incredible work these brave leaders are doing to advance social, economic, and racial justice in our communities.
Untold Stories is available to watch via Youtube.
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The Storytellers
1. Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley
U.S. House of Representatives
2. Armand Coleman
Executive Director
Transformational Prison Project
3. Neyssa Franklin
Peer Leader
Chica Project
4. Tre’Andre Valentine
Executive Director
Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition
With Special Remarks By:
Suzi Kaitz and Tim James
Chair and Vice Chair
The Lenny Zakim Fund
and
Eric Esteves
Executive Director
The Lenny Zakim Fund
Musical Performance by Kaovanny
Hosted by:
Natanja Craig-Oquendo
Executive Director
Boston Women’s Fund
Founder
Lenny Zakim
Chair
Tim James
Vice-Chair
Michael Eckton
Treasurer
Rob Sherman
Secretary
Josh Zakim
Lilee Dethchan
Lisa Gordon
Felicia Heywood
Mark Irvings
Suzi Kaitz
Joe Rodio
Erika Rodriguez
Jill Snider
Loren Van Allen
Aprylle Wallace
Shari Zakim-Yacouby
Deena Zakim
Joyce Zakim
Love In Action
Suzi Kaitz & Jonathan Katz
Social Change Agent
Empire Loan
Bridge Builders
Arbella Insurance Foundation
The Boston Foundation
Michael and Manisha Eckton
Mark and Susan Irvings
Community Change Agents
Beth Dill & Eric Enge
Tim and Barbara James
Joe and Ciara Rodio
Rob Sherman & Joan Lenington
Mark and Ellie Winthrop
Josh and Grace Zakim
Joyce Zakim & Peter Greenspan
Mission Collaborators
Edward and Susan Benford
The Corbett-Helaire Family
Deborah Frieze
Johnson O’Connor Feron & Carucci LLP
Joseph Savage
Jill Tracy Snider
Deena Zakim & Jesse Chebot
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