Hopeworks Welcomes Latesha D. Beasley as new Director of Youth Development!

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We are happy to announce the recent addition of Latesha D. Beasley to our staff as our new Director of Youth Development!

Latesha has deep professional roots in the nonprofit and educational sectors, where she has advocated for social justice and sustainable change in pursuit of equity and opportunity for all.

She most recently served as Chief of Staff  for North10 Philadelphia, a community development and neighborhood revitalization organization.

Additionally, Latesha also has experience working in the Camden City School District where she supported recruiting, staffing, and diversity initiatives. Latesha attended Rutgers New Brunswick for her undergrad degree, and Villanova University for her Master’s in Public Administration.

Welcome to Hopeworks Latesha! We are eager to begin working with you, and having your expertise aid in supporting our mission.

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