This Requires Community

Britt's background includes nearly 10 years of recruiting top talent, from all over the US, to central Indiana. At the heart of Britt's practice is a desire to help individuals and families navigate major life decisions that turn their life/work, home, and investment dreams into reality. With two children in IPS, she is committed to working towards a stronger district that continues to offer high quality education. She is passionate about supporting and retaining teachers, schools having the resources they need, and most of all students pouring into all students allowing them to achieve their educational goals.

Emily Adamson is a mom, substitute teacher, community organizer, and data professional dedicated to building stronger, more connected communities through education, collaboration, and service. With experience spanning PreK–5 instructional support, nonprofit leadership, volunteer management, fundraising, and data analytics, she brings a unique blend of analytical thinking and people-centered leadership. Emily is passionate about supporting children, families, and schools through inclusive programming, relationship building, and community engagement, and has a commitment to lifelong learning.

Emily Slomski, M.A, MS.Ed., is a learning and development professional dedicated to advocating for and co-building safe, healthy, equitable, inclusive, and educated community. She brings her AmeriCorps service and years of teaching middle and high school in public, public charter, and private schools to her advocacy and organizing work specializing in strategic planning, performance evaluation, and legislative analysis. She is also a proud member of the Emerging Leadership Project's '25-'26 cohort. 

Lauren Palmer is an experienced communications professional currently serving as the Director of Communications at the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana since December 2023. With a strong background in marketing and communications, Lauren has been the Director of Communications for Indianapolis Moms Blog since March 2015, where efforts have focused on expanding event programming and engaging the community.

Megan has been a change agent since her days at IU. Now with a child in elementary school, she's bringing her labor and community organizing skills to the movement to champion public education in Indianapolis. While she’s always looking at how technology can make organizing sharper, she’s a firm believer that good old-fashioned talking to people is still what gets the goods. Outside of her proud support for public schools, Megan loves sketch comedy, digging in the dirt, and getting lost in a good book.