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Women's Symposium: Leading with Courage and Strength... Women Only
SESSION INFO
Saturday, August 27, 2022
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Session Type: Forum
Sponsored by: Smart Start, Aventiv, Corrections Software Solutions (CSS)
The American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) is pleased to announce a special, one-day Women’s Symposium entitled “Leading with Courage & Strength: Finding Your Voice” to take place on Saturday, August 27, 2022 during APPA's 47th Annual Training Institute. The goal of the Women’s Symposium is to bring together women in the community corrections field from all stages of life to promote strength and courage and inspire them to find their voice as leaders within their organizations.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Aisha Bullard
Director, Franklin Grove
Aisha J. Bullard is an experienced attorney, developer and social entrepreneur based in Richmond, Virgina. Over the last 17 years, she has created housing opportunities and programs that have helped thousands of men and women in their transitions from crisis and homelessness to stability. With programs in Virginia and Washington, DC, Ms. Bullard partners with local, state and federal agencies to ensure supportive and affordable housing to some of the community's most vulnerable neighbors, and in so doing, the work of her agency has restored families, transformed communities and created jobs. For work during the pandemic, the Where We Help agencies, founded by Ms. Bullard, received the Virginia Governor's Housing Award for best regional partnership as well as the largest Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development Business Resurgence Grant Award for the creation of a new and vibrant development district known as Chamberbrook. To replenish, Ms. Bullard became an avid traveler and has visited more than 35 countries and inspired at least 30 travelers to explore the world through Travel and Build. She has a JD and BA from William and Mary.
Marcus Matthew Hodges
Associate Director, CSOSA
Marcus Hodges has 29 years of community corrections experience across several important positions. He currently serves as Associate Director for the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency (CSOSA) in Washington DC. Mr. Hodges was the President of NAPE from 2014-2018. He also assists in facilitating the APPA Leadership Academy and provides guidance as a co-chair on APPA’s Diversity Committee. In 2018, he received the Middle Correctional States Association Award for Innovation in Community Corrections. In 2020 he was awarded Probation Executive of the Year from NAPE/Sam Houston State University.
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