NYSPEP MEMBER SPOTLIGHT: ANGELINA M. HART

Membership in NYSPEP is open to the public and there's room for everyone. To support NYSPEP's vision - that all children will grow up in nurturing families through enhancing parenting skills, knowledge and behavior - behind-the-scenes work plays an important role.  

NYSPEP Member Spotlight: Angelina M. Hart 

Angelina M. Hart serves as the NYSPEP Coordinator for Prevent Child Abuse NY. She manages marketing and communications, coordinates events, and administers NYSPEP's day-to-day operations. A member of the Executive Committee, she is involved with both the Marketing & Communications and Professional Development Workgroups.

Angelina co-created and implemented a direct marketing program for Oracle Corporation as an independent contractor. Her campaign was ranked number-one nationwide by Oracle Channels Marketing in 2003. Angelina joined ESFPA and produced end-to-end publications; from layout and copywriting to display ad creation and operating the press. She accepted a position with NEREIA and was promoted to Communications Director within six months. She strategized with the Founding Executive Director and successfully positioned the Association to expand territory; it was acquired soon thereafter.

Angelina sought purposeful work after processing registrations and greeting annual conference attendees for Families Together in New York State (FTNYS) in 2007. In 2011 and 2012, she served as an event marshall for the New York Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services (NYAPRS) during its annual legislative awareness day. She previously studied Drug and Alcohol Recovery Counseling (DARC) at MCC and served as President for the DARC Club. She is a member of Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Upsilon Alpha chapter and the National Association of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC). 

Angelina freelances as an award-winning fine artist and professional musician. She has overcome multiple traumas stemming from adverse childhood experiences and strongly supports parenting education to empower parents. She retains contact with biological family and is a member of an intentional family, forged through consciousness-based communities.