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Virtual Town Hall #6

Welcome to the 6th Genius Is Common Town Hall — a powerful gathering of innovators, educators, creatives, and entrepreneurs who exemplify the brilliance within our communities. This edition features a dynamic lineup of speakers who embody the Genius Is Common philosophy — that genius is not rare, it’s everywhere.

Featured Guests:

Dr. Barbara Smith – Transformational leader and educator
Courtney Cole – Creative strategist and cultural connector
Lauren Brown, J.D., MBA – Legal and business powerhouse
Lori Russell – Empowerment coach and advocate
Sterling Alexander – Visionary youth leader
A. Monica Womack – Government equity strategist
Monica Dickenson – Author and literacy advocate
Brandon Crafter – Entrepreneur and branding expert
Aquilla Faye McCoy – Creative force and community builder

About the Virtual Town Halls
The Virtual Town Halls are a space where everyday genius is recognized, celebrated, and amplified.  Whether you’re a student, professional, or dreamer, this conversation will inspire you to recognize the genius within yourself — and those around you.

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