National Urban Fellows
Janaye Ingram is an experienced leader in community engagement and nonprofit management, currently serving as the Director of Community Partner Programs & Engagement at Airbnb, where responsibilities include overseeing a $100 million Community Fund and managing multicultural community engagement initiatives. With a strong background in building partnerships for public policy, Ingram has also held roles such as Director of National Partnerships at Airbnb and Interim Director at Airbnb.org. Additionally, Ingram co-founded the Women's March and Ambassadors of Hope, a mentorship program for underresourced youth. Ingram's advisory roles include serving on the Innovators Council at AARP and as an Equity Advisor for Sephora USA, Inc. Educational qualifications include a Master's degree in Nonprofit Management from The New School and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Clark Atlanta University.
National Urban Fellows
National Urban Fellows develops accomplished and courageous professionals of all ethnic and racial backgrounds, particularly people of color and women, to be leaders and change agents in the public and non profit sectors, with a strong commitment to social justice and equity. VISION National Urban Fellows will be a premier leadership development organization and voice of authority on leadership diversity in our country. We will develop people of color and women who are committed to public service. Our programs and network of Fellows, Mentors, Alumni, and Community Partners will impact our nation by inspiring excellence and diversity in public service leadership for a changing America, promoting social justice and equity.