Volunteers smile for the camera will serving food
Volunteers smile for the camera will serving food

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On Nov. 29, members of Johns Hopkins University’s Black Faculty and Staff Association from across the institution served lunch to approximately 35 clients at The Baltimore Station, a residential treatment program supporting homeless veterans. From the left, participants included Katrina Odom, executive assistant in the office of Finance and Administration in the School of Public Health; Baysia Young and her mother Iris Turay, a women's health nurse practitioner at Student Health and Well-being on the Homewood campus; Michelle Clarke, assistant director of Student Disability Services at the Carey Business School, and her daughter, Savannah Kackley; and Branville Bard, vice president for public safety and chief of police. Joy Bolden, BFSA East Baltimore Caucus Chair, coordinated this event (not featured in photo).

From the Fall 2024 at Johns Hopkins University gallery.

Credit: Lorraine Smith / ACH Grants and Contracts Analyst at Johns Hopkins University
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