Guest Column: A space for reflection makes for a healthier Memphis
National Civil Rights Museum board members Elliot Perry and Herbert Hilliard share a laugh at a groundbreaking ceremony for Founders Park May 16. (Patrick Lantrip/The Daily Memphian file)
Ruby Bright
Ruby Bright is immediate past president of the Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis.
“Cultural development, economic development and health and wellness are all central aspects of strong communities. Resources bring people together, whether they’re natural ... or intentional.”
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