959: Turning Tragedy into Advocacy

Turning Tragedy into Advocacy Mark Talley, Agents for Advocacy – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 959 Mark Talley Mark Talley is an accomplished individual and author who is making significant contributions to his community. In addition to founding the successful socioeconomic nonprofit, Agents for Advocacy, which addresses systemic inequalities, Mark also serves on the boards of African Heritage Food Co-op, Habitat For Humanity - Buffalo, Literacy Buffalo Niagara, and Community Canvases. Through these organizations, Mark actively participates in initiatives that uplift marginalized communities, promote affordable housing, support literacy, and foster community engagement. Their book, 5/14 - The Day the Devil Came to Buffalo, based on the terrorist attack in which their mother was a victim, was listed briefly as one of Amazon's best new releases, shed lights on their personal journey and inspiring others. Mark's resilience, determination, and commitment to social justice continue to make a lasting impact in the fight against injustice and inequality. Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Mark Talley about turning tragedy into advocacy. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: - How systemic racism and gun violence affects individuals, families, and communities. - Why it’s important to take part in a community and give back to that community. - How the African Heritage Food Co-Op address food inequality and food deserts in Buffalo. - Why Mark became involved with the organization Literacy Buffalo Niagra. - How Mark dedicates his time fighting systemic injustices and inequalities and why others should do the same. Connect with Mark: Guest Contact Info Instagram @agentsforadvocacy Links Mentioned: agentsforadvocacy.org