Homelessness and the lack of affordable housing are two of the most pressing issues impacting people in Nashville today.

Come learn from the experts and those on the ground working to end homelessness and address the housing crisis. We will delve into the root causes of homelessness, the current state of affordable housing, and how faith communities can play a pivotal role in fostering change. Our panelists include Lindsey Krinks from Open Table, Antone Christianson-Galina from the Barnes Fund and Metro City Council Member, Jordan Huffman. 

Wednesday, November 6, 2024
6:30-8:00pm
Vine Street Christian Church

Moderated by Demetria Kalodimos

Demetria Kalodimos is a former television presenter, a career journalist, storyteller and documentarian. After nearly 40 years in TV news, she founded the civic news organization and non-profit, the Nashville Banner. 

Panelist Lindsey Krinks, Open Table Nashville

Lindsey Krinks is a street chaplain, activist, and nonprofit leader who has worked for over a decade on the front lines of social justice movements. She is the co-founder of Open Table Nashville, a nationally acclaimed interfaith homeless outreach nonprofit. 

Panelist Jordan Huffman, Metro Council Member

Jordan Huffman is the Metro Council Member for District 14 (Donelson/Hermitage) where he serves on the Budget & Finance and the Public Health & Safety committees. He also serves on the Metro Nashville Homeless Planning Council. 

Panelist Antone Christianson-Galina, The Barnes Fund

Antone Christianson-Galina serves as the Vice Chair of the Housing Trust Fund Commission, also known as the Barnes Fund. In this role, he applies his data analysis expertise to inform funding decisions. A Nashville native, Antone is dedicated to the dream that everyone in the city should have access to affordable housing and the ability to live where they want without long commutes.