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Cultural Leadership Students & Alumni

The focus of these efforts is to develop and strengthen leadership skills in today's youth and to expand the pool of young leaders in our community. We teach our students to see a problem, grab an ally or two (or three), roll up their sleeves, and get to work.

Cultural Leadership brings a new perspective to the St. Louis area. We believe it is critical that the next generation’s leaders learn about their pasts, discover their similarities, and celebrate their differences. Then, they will see how their shared visions can be accomplished together.

Class 8 - The Current Group

  Student Name High School House of Worship
Jonah Atchison Governor French Academy Power of Change Christian Church
Brian Barrett Lindbergh  
Kelsey Burrus Ladue Muhammad Mosque #28
Aaron Bush Soldan International Studies St. Peters AME
Marlee Cox Mehlville Faith Lutheran
Hannah Cropf Ladue Central Reform Congregation
Elizabeth Darrell Whitfield Church of Annunziata
Austin Dubinsky Parkway Central United Hebrew
Emma Ehll-Welply Clayton Central Reform Congregation
Jazmyn Ferguson MICDS Olivet Missionary Baptist Church
Jeniffer Garcia Cleveland  
Izzy Greenblatt Clayton B'nai Amoona
Taylor Ingram John Burroughs West Side Baptist Church
Joyce Jackson Vashon Lighthouse Christian Ministry
Jevon Jones Sumner Friendly Temple Church of God in Christ
Tori Liggins Villa Duchesne Church on the Rock
Maddie Mills Clayton Central Reform Congregation
Christine Parham Maplewood Richmond Heights Church of Christ
Jamie Powell Parkway North Church of the Rock St. Peters
Andrew Rudolph Clayton Shaare Emeth
Erin Sanders Clayton New Cote Brilliante
Maalik Shakoor Clayton The Afrikan Village
Emily Stobbe Kirkwood St. Peters Catholic Church
Dylan Walker Seckman  
Marquise White Maplewood Richmond Heights  
Kenneth Wilson Construction Careers Center  
Barri Wishne Parkway West B'nai Amoona
Erin Wright MICDS  
Cultural Leadership
225 S. Meramec, Suite 107
St. Louis MO 63105
(T) 314-725-3222
(F) 314-932-5444
www.culturalleadership.org

Cultural Leadership exists to create a more just and equitable community by educating high school students to recognize and resolve issues of privilege and injustice through the lens of the African American and Jewish experience.

Our students develop leadership skills, build relationships, facilitate dialogues and create change in their circles of influence.