Jill Williams has nearly 30 years of experience in the non-profit, educational, and philanthropic sectors as well as expertise in facilitation, strategy development, organizational capacity building, community organizing, and community-based oral history research projects. With a masters in conflict resolution and through her work as the executive director of the Greensboro Truth & Reconciliation Commission, program officer at the Andrus Family Fund (part of the Surdna Foundation), coordinator for leadership initiatives at the Center for Social Inclusion, and director of the Accountability in Student Learning Program at New River Community College, she is uniquely positioned to support individuals, organizations and collaborative efforts in rural areas to undertake ambitious efforts that advance equity and opportunity for all.

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