Hudson Vaughan

Hudson Vaughan is the Director of the Community Justice Collaborative at the North Carolina Housing Coalition, a position he started in January 2024.1 He is an experienced community organizer, housing justice advocate, and non-profit director with over 15 years of experience in community organizing, community development, and nonprofit leadership.13

Vaughan co-founded and served for 12 years as a director of the Marian Cheek Jackson Center, an oral history and community development center in historically Black neighborhoods of Chapel Hill/Carrboro.1 Prior to joining the North Carolina Housing Coalition, he worked as a consultant for housing justice and community engagement efforts across North Carolina, focusing on mobilizing tools and strategies to prevent displacement in historically Black neighborhoods and support community self-determination and racial equity.13

In his current role, Vaughan is developing the Pilot Community Justice Collaborative, which aims to support and connect community-led efforts in historically Black communities across the Triangle region to mobilize housing justice tools and community development strategies.2 The Collaborative works to prevent displacement, support community self-determination, and promote racial equity.2

Vaughan holds a BA from UNC-Chapel Hill and an MDiv from Duke Divinity School.1 His LinkedIn username is hudson-vaughan-9a94586, as mentioned in the query.