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Patty Prasada-Rao<\/h3>\n

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Patty Prasada-Rao was born to Indian parents in the U.S. with an extended family network, which instilled in her a strong value for community and what it means to belong together. She has worked with non-profits for over 25 years
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both in the US and overseas, including community development, organizational and professional leadership development, campus ministry, and national association work and has served on boards of local, national, and international community development organizations. Her management skills include strategic planning, fundraising, organizational infrastructure, board\/staff development, and finance. A large focus of Patty\u2019s work has been on issues that impact underserved communities both domestically and abroad and how marginalized community members can take the lead in transformation and renewal.<\/p>\n

Patty received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology\/Pre-med from The Johns Hopkins University and a Masters of Public Health in Health Behavior\/Health Educations from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Her ongoing education has come from grass-roots work living and learning with her neighbors in the Sandtown (Baltimore) and Lawndale (Chicago) neighborhoods, as well as her grandfather\u2019s village of Mandapaka (Tanuku, Andhra Pradesh) in India. <\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>

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