Staff & Advisors

Emily Cavanaugh (she/her/hers) brings over a dozen years of experience in the world of nonprofit and programmatic operations, overseeing compliance, finance, human relations, and more. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Women & Gender Studies to a chorus of “What are you going to do with that?” and feels exceedingly proud of her career working to advance gender justice. Emily has a long history of successful collaboration with Galvanize Action’s Executive Director; they worked together at Planned Parenthood Federation of America and teamed up again to launch the NoVo Foundation’s Move to End Violence program.

Jackie Payne (she/her) is the founder and executive director of Galvanize Action, where she is connecting with moderate women to promote civic engagement, combat disinformation, and advance progress on key issues. Last year alone, Galvanize Action reached over four million women with programming proven to defuse the culture wars and grievance-based narratives being used to divide us. Jackie’s innovative leadership supports women to play a role in building a thriving, multiracial democracy.

Jackie has over two decades of experience leading organizations and working to advance gender, racial, and economic justice. Prior to founding Galvanize USA and Galvanize Action, Jackie designed and ran an 80 million dollar movement-building project for the NoVo Foundation. In this role, she partnered with an extraordinary team of racial and gender justice leaders to develop an intersectional approach to ending violence against girls and women. She previously championed reproductive justice as the Director of Government Relations for Planned Parenthood Federation of America and economic justice as a Legal Aid lawyer and as Policy Attorney for the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund. Jackie received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois and her Juris Doctorate from the University of Michigan. She is a trustee of the Patsy Takemoto Mink Foundation and on the board of the Women and Justice Project.

Julia is Chief Digital Media Officer at Galvanize Action, where she leads the organization’s multi-brand content ecosystem reaching millions of women with programming that builds civic confidence and engagement. She brings over 20 years of experience building organizations from the ground up, including serving as Managing Director at REBUILD.US and CEO at Meadowlark Strategies. Based in Los Angeles, she holds deep expertise in digital strategy, and building sustainable infrastructure for mission-driven organizations. She holds the titles of rebbitzen (rabbi’s wife) and mama to her 8 year old.

Kelly Starr (she/her) brings over two decades of experience in strategic communications, public policy, research, program design, and nonprofit management. Most recently she worked in the movement to end gender-based violence, implementing a state-wide strategic communications plan, including message development and evaluation of impact for owned and earned media. Kelly also led a mixed-method research project studying intimate partner-related homicides and issuing policy recommendations; her work has been published in Sage Publications’ Homicide Studies journal. Kelly has a passion for bringing people together and fostering relationships both within organizations and across sectors to create safe, just, and thriving communities.

Kristin Wheeler (she/her) is the chief strategy & impact officer for Galvanize Action, where she spearheads the organization’s research, campaign, and partnerships strategy. Since joining in 2020, Kristin has played a pivotal role in reaching and influencing millions of moderate women through data-driven interventions.

Before her time at Galvanize Action, Kristin made significant contributions in community and public affairs while working for the National Park Service. Her role involved supporting the integration of public health and public lands systems. With two decades of experience as a grassroots organizer, non-violent direct action campaigner, and strategic advisor, Kristin brings a wealth of expertise from both the non-profit and government sectors. Outside of her professional pursuits, Kristin resides in rural Washington state with her wife and a growing family of animals.

Lindsay Harper (she/her) is the Chief Development Officer at Galvanize USA and Galvanize Action. Guided by the belief that potential is ubiquitous and opportunity is not, Lindsay is committed to helping shape a country that works for the least resourced and most overlooked among us. With close to two decades of experience in social impact leadership, she has built equity-centered initiatives, unified cross-functional teams, and secured transformational funding across sectors. Prior to Galvanize, she served as Chief Philanthropy Officer at United Way of King County and was the founder and CEO of CORE, powered by The Rogers Foundation.

Raised in a home where justice and service were core values, Lindsay was deeply influenced by her father—a lawyer dedicated to social justice—who shaped her understanding of fairness and belonging. She believes fundraising is a form of storytelling and empowerment: a way for donors to see themselves in the work, to channel anxiety into action, and hope into lasting impact. Lindsay holds a Master of Public Administration from the University of Washington’s Evans School of Public Policy & Governance and is a graduate of the d.school at Stanford, where she honed her approach to human-centered design and innovation.

Alex (she/her) is a creative professional with a background in graphic design, digital media, and marketing. An early developer of the Galvanize Action brand, she endeavors to create a strong visual story-telling style and identity that lifts up the work of her colleagues and engages audiences. From creating branding for a small-town bakery to managing external communications for an environmental advocacy non-profit, her deep passion for community building, positive social change, and finding new perspectives through art and creation shows up in every aspect of her work.

Amy (she/her) grew up in Philadelphia (go Birds!), but fell in love with the Pacific Northwest while doing her PhD in Feminist Studies from the University of Washington. She currently lives outside of Seattle with her husband, daughter, and very large cat, Billi Buttons. Previously, she was an Associate Professor of Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, worked in museum exhibit curation, and wrote for several news outlets and academic publications. She brings her experience and passion for deep listening, critical thinking, and compassionate communication to her role at GALU as Director of Strategic Operations.

As Director of Institutional Development, Annie (she/her) works alongside corporate partners, foundation leaders, and organizational donors to strive towards a better future for our community. With more than a decade of experience in fundraising leadership and government relations, she builds mission-driven partnerships that move beyond short-term fixes and create lasting change. Born and raised in Minnesota and Wisconsin, Annie now lives in Seattle with her husband and two cats.

Ariel (she/her/hers) has over a decade of experience in public policy, communications, government relations, and foreign affairs. Ariel is passionate about bringing together people of all backgrounds to fuel positive change. Her work has focused on building coalitions to advance a range of issues, including access to reproductive healthcare, immigration reform, religious freedom, and US funding for the United Nations. Born and raised in Ohio, she currently lives in Colorado where she spends her spare time hiking and planning her next big trip.

Contact Ariel at partnerships@galvanizeaction.org.

Caroline (she/her/ella) brings a diverse background within the development space and has worked across a variety of non-profit organizations throughout her career. Building out processes and systems within teams and cross collaborating across leadership and program staff, Caroline has extensive experience with building bridges and alignment, focusing on resource development around a variety of issues. Telling the stories that matter is always front of mind for Caroline.

The one overlap within her work has always been her genuine approach to building community, strong engagement and connections amongst colleagues, teams, partners, constituencies and communities. An Arizona native, she graduated from Arizona State University with a B.A. in Political Science. Caroline currently resides in northern VA with her husband, son, and golden doodle child, Oliver.

Co (she/her) is the right hand to Galvanize Action’s executive director. She is passionate about empowering and advancing girls and women. Previously, she worked on a capital campaign to raise funds for a new permanent home for an all-girls school. As a former fundraiser, she brings over eight years of experience in project management, relationship-building, and strategy to the team. Outside of work you can find Co exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest with her partner and her dog.

Dani (she/her) is passionate about ensuring that our democracy is inclusive, representative, and works for everyone. When she isn’t building data pipelines, you can find her tending to her houseplants or updating her Taylor Swift spreadsheets.

Danielle (she/her) worked in advertising for almost twenty years as an Emmy Award-winning broadcast producer before finding her home with Galvanize Action. She is passionate about social equity, women’s issues, and the power of grassroots-level activism above all else.

Deanna is a dedicated community organizer with lots of experience in the nonprofit sector, spanning environmental advocacy, voter engagement, and community building. With a deep commitment to driving meaningful change, she has worked alongside communities of all sizes to amplify voices, inspire civic participation, and strengthen grassroots movements.

Emily’s (she/her) first exposure to civic engagement began at age 6, when she “helped” her parents gather petition signatures by catching frogs in the nearby pond. Since then, she’s been passionate about finding the stories that bring people together to take action for progress, helping candidates and organizations run effective, purposeful campaigns from the local to the national level. Using thoughtful, research-driven strategy, she’s worked to help a wide range of diverse candidates across the country introduce themselves to voters, trained hundreds of staffers, and built bridges between organizations large and small to make change happen.

G is an artist and organizer with a background in digital media, graphic design, and advocacy work. G graduated from Pitzer College with a Bachelor of Arts in Gender and Feminist Studies, which focused on building systems of support and education for gender-diverse youth. Driven by a passion for community-building and collective liberation, G is dedicated to using art and design as a catalyst for empowerment and mobilization. Born in Seattle and raised on Maui, HI, G loves the ocean and seeks to be near it at every opportunity.

Hannah (she/her/hers) brings over a decade of experience in public health and community-engaged research, public policy, program design and evaluation, and activism. Hannah has led multiple mixed-method studies, including research to better understand and reduce the psychosocial stressors faced by women construction workers. She is passionate about utilizing research to address structural inequities and improve the wellbeing of all women. Hannah’s thirst for learning and belief in taking a holistic approach to understanding people and their experiences led her to Galvanize Action where she enjoys connecting the dots between a wide range of data. She earned a BA in cultural anthropology from Boston University, and holds a Masters of Public Health from the University of Michigan. Hannah lives in Seattle and looks forward to passing along her love of social justice, hiking, and theater to her daughter and son.

Harriet has a background in international studies and communications, having worked and studied in Washington, D.C., London, and Shanghai before returning to the Pacific Northwest. She is passionate about the use of digital media to drive positive social change and empower people and communities to speak up about the issues they face.

Jasmine (she/her) has always had an interest in coding and analytics. Earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Statistics and Data Science from UCSD, she always knew she wanted to use her statistical knowledge and the power of data to propel positive change. During her time as a Data Intern at EMILY’s List, Jasmine recognized the transformative power of data in political work. This realization has fueled her commitment, and she is proud to continue leveraging data for meaningful outcomes at Galvanize Action. Nestled in the vibrant city of San Diego, when Jasmine is not engaged in data analytics, she’s a jigsaw puzzle aficionado and avid ultimate frisbee player, and enjoys volunteering her time as a coach for the women’s ultimate frisbee team at UCSD.

Jasmine (she/her/hers) was raised in Portland, Oregon, where the values of creativity, compassion, and civic responsibility were instilled in her by both her family and community. A graduate of the University of Washington with a B.A. in Political Science, Jasmine has since channeled her passion for uplifting her community into nonprofit work and youth advocacy. She is committed to fostering positive change and empowering others to make a lasting impact through her work. She now lives in Seattle, Washington and spends most of her time playing with her cat Toby and experimenting in the kitchen.

Kitty grew up outside of Chicago where her family instilled early on the importance of community engagement and civic duty. The majority of her career has been spent using her finance, accounting, and operations knowledge towards non-profit work related to civic engagement. When the spreadsheets are put away, Kitty lovingly mothers her fire escape garden (1 zucchini plant), reads novels and investigative journalism pieces, and tries new coffee shops around New York City.

Laura (she/her) has always tried to use her research to make the world a better place. She is passionate about using the power of research and data to drive positive social change. She holds a Master of Science in Psychology, where her thesis work focused on the potential for diverse representation in fiction to increase empathy and reduce prejudice. Outside of work, Laura loves to read, bake, and hang out with her two spoiled cats, Noodle and Sushi.

Laurie (she/her/hers) brings nearly four decades of activism, community organizing, providing direct services to victims of gender-based violence, and facilitating training and technical assistance to local victim service providers. Laurie views politics as a way to create a country where everyone can thrive and spends much of her free time volunteering for progressive local, state, and national candidates. For nearly three decades, before joining the Galvanize USA and Galvanize Action, Laurie served as the Executive Director for the Iowa Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Laurie resides in Iowa where she grew up, raised her family, and now loves spending time with her grandkids.

Max W (he/him) has been passionate about democracy and building a more just society from a young age. After growing up in rural Virginia, Max attended George Mason University and settled in Washington, DC. During his time in the District he has accrued experience on Capitol Hill, within major advocacy nonprofits, and as a consultant for a wide range of institutions, from small local nonprofits to major national organizations. In his free time Max enjoys performing in the local DC comedy scene, cooking, spending time with his wife and their cat, and listening to far far too many podcasts.  

Megan (she/her) is passionate about learning from and collaborating with people from different backgrounds. She has built relationships with individuals and public officials across the democracy space. Her work has centered on defending democracy, informing voters, and protecting ballot access. Her dedication to building the power of the social justice movement began in law school, where she focused on civil rights and the constitution. Having facilitated and co-governed several coalitions, she excels at connecting people and ideas. Originally from Oregon, she now lives in Montana where she skis and mountain bikes with her family.

Michaela is a storyteller, creative strategist, and community-builder who is passionate about helping people feel connected, understood, and empowered to engage with the world around them. Raised and based in the Midwest, she grew up surrounded by strong women, faith-filled conversations, and the belief that showing up for your neighbors matters.

At Galvanize Action, Michaela focuses on digital storytelling and values-driven messaging that helps people feel less alone and more connected to their communities. She cares deeply about creating work that leads with empathy, invites curiosity, and reminds people they have more in common than they think.

Outside of work, Michaela loves a fun beverage, hosting friends and family, meaningful conversations, cozy movie nights, and exploring local spots with her cavalier mix, Daisy.

Nicola (she/her) is an applied researcher, educator, and organizer based in New York City. She received her PhD in developmental psychology from Fordham University. During her graduate program, she specialized in examining the impact of sociocultural stressors on young women’s mental health, sexual agency, and sense of belonging. Nicola also has several years of grassroots organizing experience. Outside of work, you can find her at a concert, reading on the couch, or planning her next beach vacation. Originally from San Francisco, she currently resides in New York City.

Rebecca (she/her) is a cognitive neuroscientist passionate about understanding how people are shaped by, and in turn shape, their experiences. With a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University and a B.S. from the University of Glasgow, she has held research positions at the University of Texas at Austin, the University of California, Berkeley, and Charité Universitätsmedizin in Berlin. She has dedicated her career to studying human cognition and using data science to drive meaningful impact. She is especially interested in making data accessible and actionable, aiding in strategic decision-making and community empowerment. Originally from Scotland, Rebecca now lives in Austin, TX.

Shanda (she/her) has always had a passion for helping people and a great love of stories. Having spent her childhood witnessing the compassionate work of doctors, nurses, staff, and volunteers at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, where her younger brother has been a patient for 27 years, she developed a strong sense of empathy, an understanding that every person deserves kindness and care, and a desire to build a more equitable world. It also awakened in her an interest in better understanding her fellow humans through the stories and experiences that move, change, and drive them, which led her to a Journalism degree, a career as a USA-traveling photojournalist, and now to Galvanize Action.

Stephanie (she/her) is a nonprofit operations and HR professional with a deep belief in the power of local politics to shape real lives. A first-generation college graduate from a women’s college, she returned to her small hometown to invest in the place that raised her. After early roles in radio journalism and political campaign work, she found her true calling in the behind-the-scenes systems that keep mission-driven work moving. Passionate about internal systems and organizational health, Stephanie is driven by the idea that work should be both effective and fulfilling. She serves on several town boards and committees, including as an elected member of the planning board, and lives in her hometown in western Massachusetts with her partner, two daughters, and dog.

Adrienne Kimmell (she/her/hers) is the Founder of Spark Solutions, a strategic consulting firm at the intersection of communications, psychology, and politics. We innovate to create behavioral change at the individual and movement level while strategically navigating disinformation and biases, including those around race, class, and gender to break through the noise and win. A pioneer in messaging research grounded in behavioral and cognitive science, Adrienne has helped create an understanding of the interplay between emotion and voting behavior. In her 20 years fighting for progressive causes, Adrienne has served as an organizational leader, leading sophisticated political programs, leveraging message research, and deploying electoral and legislative strategies at the federal and state levels. Her commentary has appeared in national publications including The New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Politico, The Atlantic, USA Today, and NPR.

Alexandra Acker-Lyons has worked at the intersection of electoral politics, the nonprofit sector, and philanthropy for over 20 years. She is the President and Founder of AL Advising, a philanthropic and political consulting firm. AL Advising works with progressive philanthropists to create a portfolio of civic engagement, policy, and advocacy investments including 501c3, 501c4, candidate, and related political giving. She is also the Director of Chambers Initiative, a vehicle for Merle Chambers’ political and philanthropic giving.

Brina Milikowsky is a political strategist and social entrepreneur who advises progressive organizations and major donors on strategic planning, legislative and ballot initiative campaigns, and organizational development. Her experience and expertise sit at the intersection of law, policy, politics, and large-scale advocacy efforts. She is a co-founder of the Voting Rights Lab, a campaign hub designed to supercharge the fight against voter suppression and transform our voting systems. From 2014-2017, Brina served as the founding Chief Strategy Officer at Everytown for Gun Safety, the nation’s largest gun violence prevention advocacy organization, chaired by Mike Bloomberg. She is a member of the boards of Reboot, Roosevelt Forward, Galvanize, and NARAL Pro-Choice of America, where she was chair from 2017-2020.  

Catherine Briggs (she/her) has always been passionate about giving back to others. After a career in marketing and consulting, she pivoted to volunteering, helping to lead non-profits with organizational change and strategy. She has served in a variety of leadership capacities and boards in her community as well as for her undergraduate and graduate alma maters. One of her greatest passions was serving on the Executive Board for Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley. In 2014, she co-founded the Centennial Circle which has served as an innovative model for women’s philanthropy.

Catherine graduated with Phi Beta Kappa honors from Dartmouth College and earned her MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg Graduate School of Management. She lives on Vashon Island, WA with her husband, Gary, and has fraternal twin sons, Trevor and Jonathan.

Celinda Lake is one of two main pollsters and a senior advisor to President Biden and is a prominent pollster and political strategist for progressives. Celinda currently serves as President of Lake Research Partners. Lake’s polling and strategic advice has helped candidates such as Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Senator Jon Tester, Senator Debbie Stabenow, and former Governor Bob Wise to groundbreaking wins, and her expertise guided former Senator Mark Begich to victory, making him the first Senate candidate in Alaska to oust an incumbent in 50 years. Celinda has focused especially on women’s concerns and women candidates, including Speaker Pelosi, former Governor Janet Napolitano, Senator Debbie Stabenow, former Senator Barbara Mikulski, Mayor Carolyn Goodman, former Mayor Annise Parker, and over a dozen women in the House and Senate. Celinda worked on behalf of the largest independent expenditure to take back the House in 2006 and has been a key player in campaigns launched by progressive groups such as the AFL-CIO, SEIU, NRDC, ecoAmerica, Planned Parenthood, Vote Vets, HRC, and EMILY’s List. Lake co-authored the book What Women Really Want with Republican pollster Kellyanne Conway, which examines the way women are changing the political landscape in America. Celinda works with innovative messaging projects that help redefine language on the economy, inequality, big money in politics, climate change, public schools, teachers, criminal justice reform, and race & class.

Jamie Kantrowitz is a civic advisor and the co-founder of the Los Angeles Women’s Collective Political Action Committee. Having built successful ventures in social media, investing, and media innovation, she leverages her diverse experience towards gender equity advocacy and pro-democracy efforts. Jamie is a dedicated Democratic fundraiser, civic advisor, and champion of electing more women to leadership positions and building women’s political power. She is also the Board President of Reboot, a leading Jewish arts and culture community and platform, and is on the national board of Reproductive Freedom for All (formerly NARAL) where she is committed to building political power through reproductive freedom. As an investor, she has led Launchpad LA, one of Los Angeles’ first startup accelerators, and has invested in and championed female entrepreneurs, many of whom are still leading high-growth companies today, including Argent, Miss Flo, Tala, and Parachute Home. She is driven by the conviction that when women and families are given an equal voice in our democracy and workplace, we all benefit. She was born, raised, and still resides in Los Angeles, CA.

Jen O’Malley Dillon is a seasoned political strategist and public affairs leader with extensive experience in government, campaign management, and strategic communications. She has served at the highest levels of public service, most recently as White House Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to the President, where she played a key role in shaping policy initiatives, coordinating interagency efforts, and managing complex national and international challenges.

A veteran of multiple presidential campaigns, including as the first woman to manage a winning Democratic presidential campaign, Jen has led large-scale operations, overseeing multi-billion-dollar budgets and thousands of personnel. She has advised on political strategy at the international level and played a leadership role in three winning U.S. presidential campaigns.

Before her time in the White House, she co-founded Precision Strategies, a strategic communications, data and digital firm, where she worked with Fortune 100 companies, philanthropic organizations, and advocacy groups on high-stakes policy and public affairs initiatives.

A Massachusetts native and Tufts University graduate, Jen has extensive experience navigating the intersection of government, politics, and business. She is a proud mom to three young children.

Katherine Grainger (she/her/hers) is the Managing Partner at Civitas Public Affairs Group. With 25 years of policy, legal, and advocacy experience Katherine is a thought leader on gender, race and sexuality. A lawyer by training she has a unique ability to combine big-picture vision with real-world solutions to generate tangible results. Katherine spent several years working in New York state government, which she describes as a master class in learning how to build, harness and generate power. Katherine now uses that knowledge to help clients come up with solutions to disrupt systems and generate change. Katherine is responsible for crafting and implementing several major legislative initiatives, including the Marriage Equality Act. One of Katherine’s greatest honors is teaching the next generation of policy makers, as an Adjunct Professor at Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University. Katherine is also a co-founder of Supermajority, an organization that focuses on building women’s political power. She sits on the boards of the national YWCA and Way to Win Action Fund and lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner is the cofounder and Executive Director of MomsRising, an organization with over a million members across the nation working to increase economic security security, decrease discrimination, and to build a nation where everyone can thrive. She is also a frequent public speaker, radio host, and an award-winning author. She has also been published and featured in numerous outlets, including: Politico, USA Today, TIME, The Guardian, CNN, MSNBC, the Washington Post, and more.

Lanie McNulty (she/her) is a New York-based artist and social activist. Her photography series include The Angel in the House, Lifted Up in New York City, and From the Ashes of Rwanda. Working in other media, she has created a series of tapestries called Say a Little Prayer for U.S. Past and upcoming exhibitions include shows at Planthouse Gallery, BravinLee Programs, the All Things Project, the Bronx Presidential Gallery, Books and Books Gallery, and the Van Vleck House in collaboration with Montclair Art Museum. McNulty’s work is included in the permanent collections of the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University, the Hirsch Library at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the University of Victoria Library, the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Collection at New York Public Library, and several private collections.

McNulty studied photography at the International Center of Photography. She holds degrees from Dartmouth College, Harvard University, and Bank Street College of Education. She lives in Harlem with her husband, Paul McNulty. They have three children: Sophie, George, and Anna.

Laura Ligouri (she/her/ella) is the Executive Director and Founder of Mindbridge. Her interest in the intersection of neuroscience and human rights emerged while at the Saxelab Social Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at MIT, where neurobiological research often sought to understand the biological underpinnings of implicit bias, inter-ethnic social conflict, violence and conversely collective empowerment and change. Laura’s interests lie at the intersection of how neurobiological processes, culture and societal influences converge to give rise to and perpetuate bias, discrimination and violence within among groups.

Margie Omero (she/her) is a Principal at GBAO and has over 25 years of experience using qualitative and quantitative research to provide strategic advice to Democratic candidates and progressive causes. In the 2022 election Omero worked with Governors Laura Kelly (KS) and Tony Evers (WI) on their re-elections, along with new Senator John Fetterman (PA). She has also worked with a range of organizations, such as AFL-CIO, AARP, The Center for American Progress, Groundwork Collaborative, DNC, DCCC, EMILY’s List, Planned Parenthood, NARAL, Everytown for Gun Safety, and Brady PAC. Omero leads a monthly focus group series for the New York Times Opinion Page, and also co-leads the Navigator Research team—a regular investigation into public opinion of the country’s top issues. She is a regular writer, speaker, and commentator, appearing in major national outlets and on shows including MSNBC’s Morning Joe, NPR’s Morning Edition, and ABC’s This Week. She attended the University of Texas at Austin, and lives in Takoma Park, Maryland.

Maya Bourdeau (she/her) has over 20 years experience leading global studies based on metaphor elicitation and neuroscientific techniques. She has created communication strategies and increased market share for a wide variety of Fortune 500 companies, including Procter & Gamble, Crayola, Frito Lay, Danone, The World Bank, and Kellogg. Maya graduated with an Honors BA in psychology from Harvard University and received her MBA from Harvard Business School. She is fluent in French and Japanese.

Miriam Yeung (she/they) supports organizations and social justice leaders in individual and organizational transformation through leadership development, strategic planning, and campaign development with an emphasis on building anti-racist capacity. She was the Executive Director of the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum from 2008 – 2016.