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Emily Sajdak

Emily Sajdak is a Project Manager with Partners for Sacred Places where she helps facilitate capital campaign services and partners on grant-funded initiatives. She is passionate about the role of preservation in sustaining community identities, particularly in rural settings, and participates in preservation efforts in Chicago and Illinois, where she resides.

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