Kori Hall is a community advocate and storyteller located in Oklahoma City. Her background is social work, specializing in services to those experiencing homelessness in the community. Her main focuses are community development and wraparound services for individuals experiencing chronic homeless. She is currently on staff at Frontline Church Downtown, as the Director for City Engagement.
Kori previously worked with City Care at the OKC Dayshelter as an intensive housing advocate for the Journey Home program. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for City Care OKC and Restore OKC. She also is a member of the Oklahoma City MAPS 4 Community subcommittee. She is also a spoken word artist and public speaker who uses creative arts and storytelling to advocate for local issues.
She hopes to equip community members with the tools they need to bring change to their cities, one neighborhood at a time.
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