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Ray Lopez (2008 - 2009)
Environmental Program Manager
Little Sisters of the Assumption Family Health Service Inc.
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2003 - 2004 Fellows
Gulnahar (Nahar) Alam
Founder, Director, and Lead Organizer
Andolan Organizing South Asian Workers
John D. Atlas
Founder and President; former Executive Director
National Housing Institute/Shelterforce; Passaic County Legal Aid Society
Elombe Brath
Co-founder
Patrice Lumumba Coalition
John Choe
Legislative Director; Co-Founder
Office of Council Member John C. Liu; Nodutdol for Korean Community Development
Thulani Davis
Senior Editor and Writer
The Village Voice
Bernard Gassaway
Director of School Reform
New York City Department of Education
Allen Keith James
Acting Executive Director
HIV/AIDS Technical Assistance Project
Esperanza Martell
Adjunct Advisor; Visiting Scholar; Adjunct Advisor
Hunter College School of Social Work; Center for Puerto Rican Studies, Hunter College; Medger Evers College
Rosaura (Rosie) Mendez
Chief of Staff
Office of Councilwoman Margarita Lopez
Yilma Wolde-Mariam
Organizing Committee Member
New York Taxi Workers Alliance
The affiliations listed above reflect Fellows’ professional positions at the time of acceptance into the Revson Fellowship.