Cody Schuler

Cody Schuler grew up a city kid trapped in a farm kid’s body. He found his way off the farm to more urban parts of the country, but kept coming back to the prairie and is currently in his second life in Fargo. He is Executive Director of the FM Coalition to End Homelessness, an advocacy, education, and collaboration nonprofit with a mission to prevent and end homelessness in the Fargo metro area. This has given Cody the opportunity to work on public policy in North Dakota, Minnesota, and on a federal level. He is active in the community in a number of ways including being on the board for the Fargo Downtown Neighborhood Association. Cody holds degrees from Dakota Wesleyan University and Duke University, is a trained community organizer, has a Certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University, and has a passion for working on issues of human rights and social justice. A self-identified NPR nerd, coffee addict and craft beer snob, Cody love supporting all things local, including the arts. During the pandemic, he has stepped up his cooking game, resulting in a solid COVID-19-fifteen.