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Introducing the “In Service of Community” Series to start off the New Year. We honor and acknowledgment all those doing the good work and often, getting into a little “Good Trouble”. Listen in now as we kick off this series with Tenee Hall, Area Director of YoungLife Harlem.
Tenee’s bio…
Tenee Hall is a dedicated advocate for youth development and education. She was born and raised in Harlem, NY. She gained her undergraduate degree from Temple University with a B.A. in Psychology. She then went on to receive her M.S. in Nonprofit Management from The New School and
an M.A. in Youth Ministry and MDiv from New York Theological Seminary.
Tenee has pursued her passion for youth and education. For 10 years Tenee pursued a career in charter school operations, working in schools in Brooklyn, Harlem, and the South Bronx. Her passion for holistic development in youth has led her to work with Younglife as the Area Director for Younglife Harlem. In the position, she works to create spaces for youth to have a health development through the frame of Christ’s love.
But her work does not stop there, She started her own non-profit, Omosupe, Incorporated, to serve youth and their families, through providing scholarships and mentoring. Also, she is a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. where she also is able to participate in uplifting the
community.
Find, follow and support Tenee:
Instagram: @mz_crochet
Website: YounglifeHarlem.org
Thanks to Tenee for joining and sharing with us. As always, Thank you to our listeners for your love and support. See you next week as we continue our “In Service of Community” Series.
Love & Gratitude,
~ Stacey Mack
