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Every five years, Congress passes a critical piece of legislation affecting everything from food security to rural energy to agriculture: the Farm Bill. With Congress in recess until mid-August, and
Candace grew up with a tight knit family in Saginaw, Michigan. She credits much of her success to the guidance and protection she received as a teenager. Many who know
Jeff grew up a talented only child from Chicago, Illinois. Growing up near the south side, Jeff endured the cold weather as well as the inner challenges of the Windy
Ryan grew up in Fort Worth, TX, raised by his mother and step-father who are both Texas natives. The middle of 5 kids in a blended family, he recalls his
Danielle D Hughes, recently named to Forbes ‘30 under 30’ 2018 list for her profound work in education, Danielle has become one of Detroit’s most recognizable millennials for youth advocacy
Every five years, Congress passes a critical piece of legislation affecting everything from food security to rural energy to agriculture: the Farm Bill. With Congress in recess until mid-August, and
Candace grew up with a tight knit family in Saginaw, Michigan. She credits much of her success to the guidance and protection she received as a teenager. Many who know her
Jeff grew up a talented only child from Chicago, Illinois. Growing up near the south side, Jeff endured the cold weather as well as the inner challenges of the Windy City.
Dr. Aisha Baron is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon practicing at Crawford Plastic Surgery in the metro Atlanta area. She is one of the few African-American female plastic surgeons
Ryan grew up in Fort Worth, TX, raised by his mother and step-father who are both Texas natives. The middle of 5 kids in a blended family, he recalls his mother
Danielle D Hughes, recently named to Forbes ‘30 under 30’ 2018 list for her profound work in education, Danielle has become one of Detroit’s most recognizable millennials for youth advocacy
