Jacqueline Cobb is an accomplished educator and youth development leader with extensive experience creating high-quality academic, literacy, STEM, and enrichment opportunities for children and families. She serves as the Youth Program Director at Edna Martin Christian Center, Indiana Afterschool Network (IAN) Region 6 Chairperson, and a member of the IAN Provider Council, advocating for quality out-of-school time programming across Indiana. Jacqueline holds a Bachelor of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences with a concentration in Child Development and Family Relations from North Carolina Central University and a Master of Arts in Elementary Education from the University of Phoenix. Her professional experience spans elementary education, youth program leadership, literacy development, curriculum implementation, staff development, and culturally responsive learning environments. She has been recognized for her commitment to education and leadership as an Indiana Department of Education Emerging Leader in Education and an InnoPower Black Educator Award recipient. Jacqueline is passionate about elevating the out-of-school time profession and ensuring that every young person has access to meaningful learning experiences, caring adults, and opportunities to thrive.