Nate Lombardi

Nate Lombardi comes from a family of teachers. Both of his sisters, in-laws and parents have been educators in their lifetimes. He received he BA from Muhlenberg College, his substitute teacher's license in New York City and has volunteered all over New York City. He has had the privilege to work with Tony and multi-Emmy Award winners Jennifer Maloney-Presiozo, and Joe DeBonis starring the students of Madison Oneida BOCES on a video that received 40 celebrity tweets, 40 thousand hits and a feature on "20/20." Nate is a docent at the Museum of Tolerance and co-hosted Karen Klein Foundation's No Bully Tour.

Nate has always wanted to affect children in a major way and inspire them. He hopes to empower them with his presentations and artistic projects like the “You’re Not Alone” anti-bully photo campaign. He believes the most effective way to make a lasting impression on a student is for them to physically and emotionally get involved in his lessons. Nate believes “If I can get them laughing, moving and challenging themselves; it will open up their mouths & chests for me to reach in and touch their brains & hearts. It’s so important to show them this positive option as they are forming their opinions of this world.”

Professionally Nate has had roles on TV/Film ("Sex and the City," "Mercy," "As The World Turns," "One Life to Live," "See You in September") On stage ("Broadway Bares," "The Firebugs," "Easter Bonnet"). And has produced and created five albums and a dozen music videos as “NateKid.”

In his free time Nate loves to take long NYC walks, play volleyball, see live music, theater and movies. He is constantly working on his art. He’s always trying to get better by writing music and lyrics, taking ballet practicing beatbox, body percussion and various instruments. He is a proud uncle and loves his family and friends very much.