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SUMMARY:Shayla Favor
DESCRIPTION:“Columbus is one of the greatest cities in the country. However\, rapid growth has the potential to create social and economic divides. The responsibility to mitigate the unintended effects of urban development on our vulnerable communities is crucial to the longevity of a thriving\, diverse economy for all.”\n\nCouncilmember Shayla D. Favor has served the residents of Columbus on City Council since January 2019. She is Chair of the Housing\, Health & Human Services\, and Criminal Justice and Judiciary Committees. \nPrior to joining Council\, Favor served as an Assistant City Attorney in Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein’s office. As a Zone Attorney\, Favor had the opportunity to litigate high-profile environmental lawsuits\, advise administrative and local governmental agencies\, and draft several pieces of legislation. Favor worked alongside the leaders of our city and community to provide essential city services to improve Columbus’ neighborhoods and facilitate conversations to address criminal activity\, vacancies\, abandonment\, and blight. \nWhile serving as a Zone Attorney\, Favor implemented two initiatives to address our City’s blight; the Vacant and Abandoned Property program\, along with Receivership program\, have both addressed blight through enforcement\, demolition and rehabilitation. These initiatives have effectively helped to decrease our vacant and abandoned property count and to put once-blighted properties back into the housing market. \nThe manifestation of the disparities that lie within historically marginalized communities can be identified through the examination of the racial wealth gap\, the lack of access to employment opportunities\, quality education\, health care and affordable housing. As a member of Council\, Favor is intentional about focusing her work to ensure that everything she legislates and advocates for is filtered through an equity lens in order to address these disparities and combat racism through policy. In just two years\, Favor created the Columbus Youth Council\, spearheaded the effort to amplify and fund Deliver Black Dreams\, expanded the City’s effort to protect immigrant and refugee families through the Columbus Families Together Fund\, legislated policies intended to address housing insecurity with the Housing for All legislative package\, and advocating for public safety reforms with the Reimagining Safety Initiative. In addition to serving on Council\, Favor serves as the President of Partners Achieving Community Transformation\, a non-profit organization that is working to create a healthy\, financially\, and environmentally sustainable community where residents have access to safe and affordable housing\, quality healthcare and education\, and employment opportunities. Favor is also serving as a visiting Professor at Denison University\, where she is teaching a class on the history of racism and housing. \nFavor lives on the Near-East side of Columbus with her husband Corey Favor and their adorable puppy Hudson. \n\n\n\n  \nShayla Favor\, Executive Director \nPACT \n211 Taylor Avenue \nColumbus\, OH 43203 \n[614] 247-8037 \nshayla.favor@osumc.edu
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LOCATION:Eldon & Elsie Ward YMCA\, 130 Woodland Ave.\, Columbus\, OH\, 43203\, United States
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SUMMARY:Judge Jaiza Page
DESCRIPTION:Judge Page is a Columbus native who lived in the Linden community on Republic Avenue until she was 16 years old.  She is a graduate of the Columbus School for Girls.   Judge Page attended Georgetown University in Washington\, D.C.\, where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Government. While in college she also completed minors in African American Studies and Spanish and worked for the National Guard Bureau\, focusing on education and readiness with an emphasis on homeland security and defense. After receiving her degree in 2005\, she worked in the office of U.S. Representative Sheila Jackson Lee. She then returned to Columbus to enroll in the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in 2007. During her time in law school\, Judge Page worked as a civil law clerk in the office of Columbus City Attorney Richard C. Pfeiffer\, Jr.\, where she gained a greater understanding of the importance of serving her community. \nAfter passing the bar\, Judge Page began her legal career as an Assistant City Attorney for the City of Columbus where she worked to remedy issues that arose with nuisance properties. She fought to ensure that no citizens were forced to live in substandard housing or live in neighborhoods plagued with drugs and other illegal activities.  In 2015\, she was appointed to serve as a Member of Columbus City Council.  During her time as a Council Member\, Judge Page served on various committees and sponsored legislation to create the Learning Skills to Lift Neighborhoods housing rehabilitation grants and summer youth employment opportunities.  In addition to serving on Columbus City Council\, Ms. Page was Of Counsel at Eastman and Smith\, Ltd.\, where she practiced in the Environmental and Public Law Section\, working for many municipal and civil clients. \nJudge Page was elected to the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas\, General Division on November 6\, 2018.  She began her term on January 3\, 2019.  She has enjoyed her time on the bench so far and strives to promote access to justice for everyone who enters her courtroom. \nJudge Page also serves on the boards for the Columbus Bar Foundation\, The Legal Aid Society of Columbus\, Columbus Early Learning Centers\, the Christian Legal Society and the Franklin County Parks and Recreation.
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LOCATION:Eldon & Elsie Ward YMCA\, 130 Woodland Ave.\, Columbus\, OH\, 43203\, United States
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