TN Voices
Ellen B. Lippman is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in educational counseling, compliance, and data management. Currently serving as a Data Coordinator and Administrative Assistant at TN Voices since February 2021, Ellen also works as an Indoor Cycling Instructor at CycleBar, where high-energy classes are planned and unique playlists are created to motivate participants. Prior roles include Compliance Specialist and Resolution Specialist at Wesley Financial Group, LLC, and School Counselor at Sumner County Schools, where support was provided for student social-emotional needs. Furthermore, Ellen has experience as a Graduate Assistant at Vanderbilt University and has held various internships in school counseling. Ellen holds a Master of Education in Human Development Counseling from Vanderbilt University and two Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology from Clemson University.
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TN Voices
Tennessee Voices for Children provides leadership, advocacy, and hope to advance the emotional and behavioral well-being of children, young adults, and families. Tennessee Voices for Children, Inc. (TVC) was formally organized in 1990 by Tipper Gore as a statewide coalition of individuals, agencies and organizations working together as a Steering Council to promote children’s health and education services. TVC has progressed to become a statewide and national source of referral, support, and advocacy for families and the systems that serve them. Through the Statewide Family Network and its other ten main programs, our organization has informed, supported, and assisted parents and providers across the state. In the past fiscal year, TVC has reached more than 150,000 parents/caregivers, family members, and professionals (providers, educators, other advocates, etc.). We have taken the lead in promoting the use of a coordinated system of care in Tennessee that includes family support and community engagement as key components. TVC works collaboratively with parents, professionals, state and federal officials, policy makers and other key stakeholders to ensure that services provided to children and families in Tennessee are family driven, community based, and culturally and linguistically competent.