Liz Hale

Liz Hale is currently serving as the Youth Education Support Manager at Dayton Metro Library, overseeing out-of-school time program sites across seven branches in Montgomery County, with a focus on academic support, STEM, social-emotional learning, life skills, youth leadership, and entrepreneurship. Prior to this role, Liz Hale owned and operated Liz Hale Consulting, specializing in community development and civil rights, as well as youth development consulting. Experience includes serving as the Education Unit Supervisor for Montgomery County Juvenile Courts and the Southwest Region Parent Advocacy Coordinator for NAMI OHIO. Additionally, Liz Hale directed Forging Responsible Youth, managing operations of a youth development program dedicated to empowering at-risk youth. Liz Hale also held the position of Community Development/Civil Rights Manager at Greene County Department of Development. Liz Hale earned Bachelor's degrees in Social Work and English/Communications from Wright State University.