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| Affiliation | Democratic-Farmer-Labor |
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| Name | Natalie Johnson Lee |
| Address | 1700 Oliver Ave S
Minneapolis, Minnesota , United States |
| Email | None |
| Website | [Link] |
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| Contributor | The Oncoming Storm |
| Last Modifed | Juan Croniqueur
Nov 06, 2022 01:46pm |
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| Info | 5th ward City Council Member, Natalie Johnson Lee transferred to Minneapolis from Philadelphia in 1992 to advance her corporate career. Upon her arrival she became immediately involved in grassroots organizations, which enhanced her understanding of critical issues in the 5th ward and the need for more citizen participation in local politics. Her passion for community organizing and economic development lead to her decision to run for her current office. Council Member Johnson Lee was elected in November 2001 to represent Minneapolis residents in Willard-Hay, Near-North, North Loop, Harrison, Sumner- Glenwood, Marcy Holmes and Nicollet Island-East neighborhoods. These communities are comprised of one of the most diverse wards in the City of Minneapolis.
Natalie is known in corporate and social service circles for her rich experience in work-force development, she has received national recognition as a work-force educator and facilitator. She serves as chair of the Health & Human Services Committee for the City of Minneapolis. Her position as Chair of Health & Human Services allows her to have a direct impact on decisions that impact the quality of health care for citizens through out the City of Minneapolis. Council Member Johnson Lee's special areas of interest are economic development, education, youth leadership and providing equal access to services and resources in the City of Minneapolis. Natalie also serves as a board member for The Greater Minneapolis Visitor's And Convention Association, The Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board, The Salvation Army Harbor Lights and The North Community YMCA. Natalie spends time volunteering for Chrysalis, B.A.H.I. Circle Of Caring and several homeless shelters through out the community. Her diverse experience includes working at the Minneapolis Urban League, General Mills and Dudley Products. Natalie is a life-long learner, wife and mother of four.
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