Greg Coleridge
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Greg D. Coleridge is the long-time director of the Economic Justice and Empowerment Program at the Northeast Ohio American Friends Service Committee and an activist in Akron, Ohio. He has been active in campaign finance reform efforts in Akron, anti-war movements, housing issues, environmental issues (specifically the Superfund site in Uniontown, Ohio called the Industrial Excess Landfill), and education and advocacy against corporate personhood. He is also a collective member of POCLAD and the principal author of Citizens Over Corporations.
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