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Erica Clemmons Dean has been organizing for over 10 years. She got into this line of work through the labor movement, organizing marginalized communities to…
Read MoreAlexis’ heart for social justice began around the time her journey as a mother began years ago. As a mother of color and low-wage earner,…
Read MoreJaida Jenkins-Curtis has been an activist and organizer since her early teens. Jumping right into the labor movement straight out of high school, she found…
Read MoreDriven by a passion for meaningful pursuits, Jenny Martinez found her calling in nonprofit: leveraging her accounting skills to support the work of FV@W. Jenny…
Read MoreJennifer grew up in a political, working-class, union home and learned at an early age what it takes for working families to thrive—namely, collective action…
Read MoreKate began her work in social and economic justice as a college intern at 9to5 where she supported paid leave, civic engagement and other campaigns.…
Read MoreKendall started as a Sierra Club communications intern while still studying Mass Communications at Virginia Commonwealth University. At the Sierra Club, she engaged in the…
Read MoreLaura, a first generation college graduate, grew up in a working class home and witnessed first-hand how the struggles of working paycheck-to-paycheck can negatively affect…
Read MoreLinda began working for 9to5 on paid leave in the early 90s as a single mom eager to make change for women like her faced…
Read MoreAs the Director of OASIS, FV@W's leadership development program and support network for equity and justice-focused women state legislators started in 2022, Liana creates space…
Read MoreAs an indigenous Mayan from Guatemala, Luis grew up in poverty, a strong underlying motivator of his involvement in Social Justice that began at an…
Read MoreMakeda began working in the nonprofit arena when she joined a national nonprofit in Columbia, Md. Through her work, she was able to support community…
Read MoreHer entire life, Marianne has been inspired by the stories of great women. Their stories made her want to show that women could do anything…
Read MoreWhen Marie applied for an internship at the American Association of University Women – where her grandmother volunteered for 40 years – she could not…
Read MoreOriginating in Bogota, Colombia, and nurtured amidst the vibrant energy of New York, Natalia's life experiences have sculpted a profound commitment to inclusivity, while her…
Read MoreAs a young, lonely queer, Preston (he/him/his) first found purpose in organizing with other LGBTQI students after the death of a young gay man on…
Read MoreRaised by a single working mom who earned $15,000 per year, Rachel learned to find and raise resources early in life. Before joining Family Values…
Read MoreSafiya started working in social justice as a press secretary for an urban school district. There the inequities she saw between lower-income families and those…
Read MoreGrowing up Jewish in Charleston, SC, Sammy learned from a young age that our world is designed to exclude people. This lesson evolved throughout her…
Read MoreStaci’s passion for social justice was born from a traumatic experience when her then-4-year-old daughter suffered a stroke in 2010. The lack of inclusive paid…
Read MoreSuzette has over 15 years of experience as a marketing technologist and works to build community and solidarity across diverse audiences and movements for justice.…
Read MoreTeena is the instructional designer and documentarian for Family Values at Work. She has over 10 years of experience in learning design and works to…
Read MoreTony was born in America & raised in Austria – the son of missionaries. He loves baseball, musical theater, good food & wine, considers Europe…
Read MoreWakisha started working in childcare as early as 2007, but her love for children started when her first neice was born when she was only…
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