My Bio
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Stephanie Coleman is a dynamic community advocate, nonprofit leader, and strategic connector dedicated to empowering underserved communities and creating pathways to opportunity. With more than three decades of service, collaboration, and leadership experience, Stephanie has built a reputation as a compassionate changemaker who works tirelessly to ensure individuals and families have access to the resources they need to thrive.
Stephanie brings extensive knowledge of nonprofit operations, community engagement, and philanthropic partnerships. She has successfully cultivated relationships with philanthropic organizations, corporate partners, and grassroots leaders to mobilize funding, programs, and initiatives that produce measurable impact. Her ability to bridge vision with execution makes her a respected leader in both nonprofit and community development spaces.
Her commitment to education and youth advancement is reflected in her previous service on the school board of Northeast Academy of Health Sciences and Engineering, where she supported initiatives designed to expand academic excellence and career pathways for students. She currently serves on the board of the Millwood Enrichment Foundation, helping to strengthen educational enrichment opportunities, and on the board of Urban Bridge, where she supports youth entrepreneurship, leadership development, and community transformation efforts.
Stephanie has a particular heart for the Black community and remains deeply committed to ensuring equitable access to opportunity. Whether mentoring emerging leaders, supporting second-chance initiatives, or building collaborative partnerships, she approaches every endeavor with integrity, purpose, and compassion.
Her leadership is rooted in service, fueled by vision, and guided by a steadfast belief that when communities are equipped and empowered, everyone has the opportunity to succeed.
My Key Issues
Preparing Students for life after graduation
College & Career Readiness Students should graduate with the academic skills, guidance, and confidence needed to pursue higher education or advanced training. ✔ Career & Technical Pathways Not every student is college-bound—and that’s okay. Stephanie supports expanding: Career & Technical Education (CTE) Trade certifications and workforce training Apprenticeships, internships, and job shadowing Partnerships with local employers and training programs
Life & Workforce Skills
Millwood students deserve real-world preparation, including: Financial literacy Job readiness and resume skills Leadership and entrepreneurship opportunities
Every Student, Every Path
Hands-on learning, mentoring, and alternative pathways ensure no Millwood student is left behind and every graduate has options.
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