I am Baylor Andrews from Atlanta, Georgia and I use any pronouns. I am a senior at Georgia State University majoring in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies and minoring in Political Science. I am passionate about issues such as prison abolition, transformative justice, and community care, and labor rights. I am an organizer with Southerners on New Ground and 9to5: Winning Justice for Working Women. I am highly influenced by my grandmothers, paternal grandfather, bell hooks, Anna Julia Cooper, Mariam Kaba, and Rosa Parks.

Originally from the mountains in Colorado, I am an oboe major and gender and sexuality studies minor at New England Conservatory in Boston. I am the president of my school's Student's Advocating for Gender Equity (SAGE) club, where I plan events that showcase womxn and non-binary students at NEC. I also utilize the club as a support group for students and provide resources for those struggling with gender-based issues on and off-campus. I recently became a volunteer with the Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC), working with its Community Awareness and Prevention Services program.

Eric is a third year student at the University of Texas at Austin. They are also pursuing a certificate in human rights and social justice and aim to dismantle systemic oppression by empowering communities that have been historically marginalized at the intersections. Along with social justice, they are passionate about community building, art, and popular culture. They aim to pursue law after undergrad to satisfy their desire to provide direct services to underprivileged communities.

Julia Martinez is a second-year student at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta, Georgia where she is interested in the humanities. Although she has yet to declare, she’s considering a double major in History and Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies.

Hello! My name is Laura and I have the privilege of being part of RRASC 2020. My passion for social justice has driven me to sustain an open mind and heart that I hope to further develop this summer as a part of RRASC

I’m a Junior Psychology undergrad at Texas A&M University. I am really interested in finding an intersection between mental health and reproductive justice. Some might say that sometimes I get a little too angry about the disparities that many people face, but I want to be able to fight for those who have been silenced for so long.

I am a junior at Wesleyan University from Dallas, TX and I am majoring in American Studies and English and minoring in Education Studies. I am a first-gen queer Latinx college student and I am passionate about helping empower marginalized voices through community organizing and education. I hope to become an educator after graduating from college. In my spare time, I enjoy writing poetry and short stories, listening to music, and watching videos and shows online (especially Steven Universe, Sex Education, and High School Musical the Musical the Series).

I am a third-year at Ohio State studying journalism and political science with a specialization in inequality and justice. In addition to being an editor for Ohio State’s student newspaper, I am a Relationship Education and Violence Prevention ambassador, meaning I educate students on healthy relationships and consent. I’m passionate about reproductive health and abortion access, intersectional healthcare, disability rights and sexual violence prevention.

I identify as an Indian cis-woman, and am a rising senior at Tufts University studying sociology on the pre med track. I feel that my purpose in life is the lifelong learning of the ways in which systems of oppression, particularly racism, compound and intersect to damage the body in physical and emotional ways and to heal with this framework in mind in the capacity I can. I am a kinetic learner who leads with emotion, loves to write, learn, connect with others, and crack (sometimes funny) jokes.