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Marina Khoury is an expert in sustainable urban redevelopment, master planning, and form-based codes. A partner at DPZ CoDesign, she has led its Washington D.C. office since 2007. A licensed architect fluent in several languages, she has worked on projects worldwide, including pioneering resilient urbanism codes. Khoury co-led the development of the Miami21 code, the first form-based code in the U.S., and serves on the Expert Committee of the UNEP-GFHS International Green Model City Initiative. She is active in civic groups like the Congress for the New Urbanism and Smart Growth America’s Form-Based Code Institute, where she served as Chair.

Anna Tirat-Gefen is an immigrant from Ukraine, a full-time working mother of five children, a wife, and a rocket scientist. Anna also helps match students with host families for an international high school student exchange program.Anna’s hobbies include catching up on sleep, taking walks, cooking, reading and writing.  Anna is also a published designer of crochet patterns, and yet unpublished poet. Another hobby gives Anna a big recognition. This hobby is the comedy.

Anna lives, works and performs at many Comedy Clubs in the Greater Washington DC area. One of very successful performance is Comedy as a Second Language.

Chloe Ellen Stewart is best known for her classical music career, performing with Virginia Opera and Opera Mississippi. She earned her Bachelor’s in Music from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and her Master’s in Music from the University of Mobile. In addition to classical roles, she has worked extensively in musicals, recently creating the role of Mechelle in *The Window King*.

Chloe has also appeared on television’s *Crime Nation* with The CW and is currently filming a horror movie. Her diverse performance background and teaching experience have led her to give private music lessons, sharing the joy of performing with the next generation

Steve Fine, founder and president of the Melanoma Education Foundation, attended colleges in the Boston area, receiving a doctorate in chemistry from Northeastern University. He then moved to Pennsylvania, completing a year of postdoctoral research at Lehigh University. After 5 years as Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, he moved back to New England where he served in technical and management positions in high tech chemical companies.

Shortly after his son, Dan, died of melanoma in 1998 at the age of 26, he founded thenon-profit Melanoma Education Foundation and, since 2000, has devoted full time tothe Foundation.

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In August of this year, Paul and his wife Kathy embarked on a missionary trip to Romania. Let’s learn more about their journey and the experiences they had along the way.