Adelaide Lancaster is a social entrepreneur and community builder. She excels at finding patterns, identifying possibilities, operationalizing action, and mobilizing people. In 2015, while living in St. Louis, Adelaide co-founded We Stories, a non-profit organization that engaged 1400 families to shift their parenting practices and civic engagement in service of fairer systems and more empathic children. Prior to that, in 2007, she co-founded In Good Company Workplaces, a first of its kind community and co-working space for women entrepreneurs in Manhattan. Adelaide particpates in many civic organizations and initiatives, and was honored to serve for 6 years on the Board of Directors for Forward Through Ferguson - the organizational outgrowth of the Ferguson Commission report. You can find her current projects, available consulting services, and some writing @ The Slipstream.She currently lives in Ypsilanti, MI where she is an active participant in the AAPS school system, a member of the board of PTO Thrift, and is a state-appointed commissioner for the Michigan Freedom Trail Commission.