Housing Summit

Aaron Prince is a dedicated advocate for the Atlanta LGBTQ+ community with over a decade of experience. With a background in art, activism, and clinical informatics, they have supported numerous community organizations and initiatives. Currently, Aaron serves as a Program Manager for Someone Cares Inc. and a Medical Case Manager for AHF, focusing on providing essential services and resources to the community.

Antwone Williams is a dedicated HIV advocate with over a decade of experience. Originally from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, he found his passion for community service in Washington, D.C. before relocating to Atlanta. With a strong background in case management and prevention at NAESM INC., Antwone is committed to improving the health and well-being of the community. Beyond his professional work, he is a respected figure in the ballroom community, using his platform to inspire and support others.

Kendall R. Clark is a seasoned advocate with over 30 years of experience in homelessness and healthcare. He has held leadership roles in numerous organizations, including the City of Newark, St. James AME Church, and the National Health Care for the Homeless Council. Currently, he serves on the City of Atlanta HIV Services Planning Council and the National Alliance to End Homelessness. His career-long commitment to client-centered care and best practices has made him a respected figure in the field.

Nicole D. Clark is a dedicated advocate with nearly three decades of experience supporting the trans community. She provides essential resources, including housing, healthcare, and employment assistance. Formerly with Housing Works and AmidaCare in New York, Nicole co-founded The Haus Of Balmain before relocating to the South. As Director of Community Outreach & Engagement at Destination Tomorrow South, she continues her tireless work empowering the trans community. Recognized as “Da Boss Lady,” Nicole is a passionate leader driving positive change.