Jeremy LambsheadJeremy Lambshead is a writer, editor, and trainer who collaborates with youth and adults to release human potential and promote the advancement of society. He received a BA in the sociological study of religion, with a concentration in environmental tudies, from Carleton College. He subsequently worked for the Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance and as a writer at the U.S. Bahá'í National Center. He has since trained youth to serve their communities, worked as an instructor in high school, a music teacher and program manager, a freelance writer, editor and communications consultant, and the executive director of a diversity, equity, and inclusion nonprofit. Jeremy also loves to create and perform songs and poems, has dabbled in acting and voiceover work, and has written blog posts, essays, news articles, and this, his first book-Starting with Me. He has collaborated in a volunteer capacity with the Bahá'í International Community's United Nations Office in New York, Crossing Borders Music (as a founding board member), Interfaith America, Alternatives to Violence Project, and on local task forces and committees, and as a protagonist of the Ruhi Institute's community-building activities. He speaks Spanish, has lived in Ecuador for five months, and has traveled in India, Japan, Mexico, Canada, Turkey, England, and Israel. Read More Read Less