About us
Mission & Vision
The Mission of Nashville Peacemakers is twofold—to give youth in distressed neighborhoods the basic life skills and self-worth to choose peaceful alternatives to violence, and to support the mothers whose child has been victimized.
Our Vision is to be the catalyst of change on a worldwide scale, so all children live to be adults who lead productive and meaningful lives.
Our Staff
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Clemmie Greenlee, Founder & CEO
Clemmie Greenlee (aka “Ms. Clemmie”) was raised in an environment where poverty and violence were commonplace, and personally suffered the horrors of human sex trafficking that resulted in years of drug addiction, homelessness, prostitution and frequent incarceration. Since being rescued from the streets by the Magdalene House of Nashville, she has been tirelessly “paying it forward”—with a long list of accomplishments that include helping to establish Eden House in New Orleans (working to end sex trafficking), preventing dozens of gang retaliatory shootings, and supporting the basic needs of the homeless, the imprisoned and those disadvantaged by birth and geography.
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In addition to being honored as “Nashvillian of the Year" by the Nashville Scene and receiving a coveted Soros Justice Fellowship grant for her innovative approach to violence prevention, Greenlee has been bestowed numerous awards for her work from organizations that include Bank of America, Philadelphia-based Mothers in Charge, the Tennessee NAACP, and Nashville-based Community A.L.E.R.T. and The Wesley Foundation Campus Ministry.
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Jordan Owens, Executive Director
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Jordan Owens is a social worker by trade and a Nashville native. Empowering, healing, and serving the community are her passions and expertise. As an accomplished non-profit professional with more than 6 years of social justice experience, including facilitation and community collaboration, Jordan understands the importance of addressing the root causes of violence so that our current and future communities may thrive.
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Our Board
George G. Tolbert II
Board Chair | Nashville Peacemakers
Business Development | Non-profit Fundraising | Financial Educator
Rafiah Muhammad
Secretary | Nashville Peacemakers
Project Manager, Realtor
Wife, Mother, Grandmother.
Joined Mothers Over Murder after the death of her son Rodney J.B. Armstrong.
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Cindy Montano
Treasurer | Nashville Peacemakers
Program Director, Back To Basics
CFO|Matlock Endoscopic Repairs
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Kent Fourman
Tatiana "Tajci" Cameron
Sheila Clemmons-Lee
Kent Fourman is the retired vice president and chief information officer of The General Insurance and the former CIO of Gaylord Entertainment. His community involvement includes board seats at the Center for Reflective Communities, Alignment Nashville, Divine Care Ministries and Nashville Technology Council Foundation. He is also a member of the Education Task Force and State Action Committee of NOAH (Nashville Organized for Action and Hope).
Award-winning Music Artist
Warm-hearted TV host, life coach, and author
Exec Dir. M.O.M. | Nashville Peacemakers
Wife, Mother, Grandmother.
Joined Mothers Over Murder after the death of her son Jocques Clemmons.
Isis Swink
Samuel Orr
Stephanie Lamar
“Speak Life” Coach with GenIsis
Life coaching.
Author, writer , singer, songwriter and mother
Pastor at The Rock United Ministries
Mother, Educator, Flight Instructor
Masters in Special Education | Autism
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James Lauderdale
James Lauderdale, Jr., is currently the minister of the Seventh Avenue Church of Christ, where he has served in some capacity since 2010. The is the founder and Chief Visionary Officer of The 37208™, which started out simply as a magazine and a continuation of a dream to make a profound difference in the community. Now serving with Nashville Peacemakers for ten years, he is beyond honored and excited to be a new board member to help advance this magnificent and unique, grassroots organization.
Mandii (Amanda) Brown
Mandii (Amanda) Brown, M.S., LPC-MHSP, NCC, Certified Life Coach, NLP Practitioner (member designated for Mental Health), is not only a seasoned mental health professional but also a domestic violence and suicide survivor. Her personal challenges have significantly influenced her advocacy for mental health and her passion to foster healing in communities. Originally from Chicago, IL, and now based in Nashville, TN, her career focuses particularly on the mental health needs and systemic disparities faced by the justice-impacted population, while also advocating for the rights of victims within the criminal justice system.Mandii finds joy and purpose in her role as a dedicated mother to three children and is a proud member of The Zeta Nu Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc.
