FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT Adrienne Wheeler, 504-910-1967, AWheeler@LouisianaAppleseed.org
Thursday, March 21, 2024 [NEW ORLEANS, LA] – Louisiana Appleseed is proud to announce that Johnathan Reynolds, Heirs’ Property Staff Attorney, and Jack Galle, Outreach Coordinator, will be representing the organization at the upcoming Heirs’ Property and Racial Wealth Gap Conference in Boston, MA. The conference, scheduled for March 21st and 22nd, will bring together experts, advocates, and stakeholders to discuss the critical issues surrounding heirs’ property and its impact on the racial wealth gap.
Johnathan Reynolds, Louisiana Appleseed’s Heirs Property Staff Attorney, has been at the forefront of efforts to provide legal assistance, mapping, and advocacy for heirs’ property owners in Louisiana. His expertise in property law and commitment to social justice make him an asset to the conference.
Jack Galle, Louisiana Appleseed’s Outreach Coordinator, plays a crucial role in connecting the organization with communities impacted by this issue. His outreach efforts have been instrumental in expanding Louisiana Appleseed’s impact across the state.
"We are thrilled to have Johnathan Reynolds and Jack Galle represent Louisiana Appleseed at the Heirs’ Property and Racial Wealth Gap Conference," said Adrienne Wheeler, Executive Director of Louisiana Appleseed. "Their participation underscores our commitment to advocating for fair and equitable solutions for heirs’ property owners."
For more information about Louisiana Appleseed and its work on heirs’ property issues, please visit www.louisianaappleseed.org.
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Louisiana Appleseed is a statewide nonprofit based in New Orleans, Louisiana. It focuses on policy-level solutions by recruiting attorneys to provide free services through a research-oriented approach to policy change. Louisiana Appleseed’s mission is rooted in three pillars dedicated to increasing Access to Justice, Opportunity, and Education. Learn more at www.louisianaappleseed.org.