"Gender Talk: Where are the Boundaries" is a series of conversations with
women from a variety of perspectives. Their expertise and forthrightness on
issues of women inequality are crucial for such a time as this. These three
episodes on "Perspectives on Gender Inequality" include the following
leaders:
Jen Hatzung is a business strategist who focuses on social media, online
strategy + influencer marketing, as well as a podcaster (podcast currently
on hiatus) who lives in Norfolk, VA with her husband, daughter, and
dachshund.
She can be found drinking copious amounts of coffee while making lists and
strategizing when she can fit in her next run. She currently co-leads her
local MOPS group {at FPC}, runs her own skincare and makeup business, and
does the preschool/naptime hustle helping small business owners with their
online engagement.
Before she embarked on her motherhood journey she was managed the social
media for a non-profit as well as a social shopper agency that paired
brands with bloggers.
If there is any time left in the day she has her nose in a book or watching
HGTV.
Jennifer Valentine has been in some way connected to higher education since
2004, first as a student, and now, as an instructor. She loves the process
of learning; she values being around education and the role of education in
our society. Jennifer graduated with a M.S. in Sociology from Virginia
Commonwealth University in 2010. Now, she is an Instructor of Sociology at
Tidewater Community College, and has been teaching sociology for five
years. Jennifer is presently working becoming a certified mediator with the
Supreme Court of Virginia.
Hunter Johnston is currently the Preschool Director and Director of Family
& Children's Ministries at the First Presbyterian Church of Norfolk. She
has been serving in children’s ministry at FPC, since 2011. Prior to that,
she worked as a FPC preschool teacher, a stay at home mom, and a public
school art teacher. Hunter earned a bachelors degree in both Art History
and Studio Art from Mary Baldwin College in 1998 and then received a
post-graduate degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in Art Education
in 2000.
Raised in Norfolk and a graduate of Norfolk Christian Schools, Hunter was
thrilled to settle down just doors away from her parents and childhood
home! Blessed with a sweet 9 year old daughter and a patient husband, Ian,
who works as a civil engineer/project manager at Clark Nexsen, Hunter is
thankful for God’s abundant blessings. Serving in children’s ministry
provides Hunter with an opportunity to serve God’s beautiful children and
help them create a strong foundation of faith.