Bethaney is from small town Georgia, married to Alex Wilkinson, and is passionate about racial equity and social change. Her degrees are in education, community building and theology from Emory University and Fuller Theological Seminary. She is also the creator of The Diversity Gap, a research and podcast project exploring the distance between good impact and good intentions related to organizational culture and diversity.

hi! i'm seabass - i am a born and raised ATL-lien with a sweet spot for sweet tea, dance floors, and ALL things Auburn University! huge passion for the LBGTQIA+ community. i find it super special when i get to hear about all the friends in my community and what they’re doing to make this world a better place - which is why i decided to be on the advisory board for Catlick!

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Faitth is social worker engaging in community organizing and activism. Faitth works for Be the Bridge as the Director of Programs, she is passionate about anti-racism education. Faitth is also the founder of Brooks Consulting. You can learn more about her work and podcast, “Melanated Faith,” at Faitthbrooks.com.

Melody is a licensed realtor, recovering lawyer, and lover of all things Atlanta. You can find her online at Made ATL.

“Though I was raised in a small town in north Alabama, I've had interesting life experiences. These experiences range from playing collegiate football at the University of Alabama and winning a national championship to working in sales for a Fortune 500 company in New Orleans, to now working in the world of information technology for various companies in Atlanta. I've recently married the love of my life and between the two of us, we keep a very diverse group of friends that consists of some of the most amazing people you'll meet. B.T. Harman being among them!”

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Newly-wed young professional who grew up in metro-Atlanta. Loves all things ATL and participating in open dialogues on a wide range of topics.

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Darryl is a pastor of a church in Atlanta who loves the intersection of history and redemptive justice.

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