Alyssa is a Women and Gender Studies major at Rutgers University-Newark. Full-time Megan Thee Stallion enthusiast, hates bras, and loves tattoos. She is passionate about reproductive justice, LGBTQ+ issues, and sex education.

Anupriya is a third year at the University of Washington studying Public Health, Anthropology, and Law, Societies and Justice. She is interested in the constraints surrounding choice in reproductive care and is excited to learn more as she goes on in life. She is South Indian and very proud to be. Anupriya coordinates youth voter registration efforts with WashPIRG's New Voter's Project and is also doing activism in Seattle's South Asians for Black Lives Matter movement. Otherwise, she is at home petting her dogs, eating snacks, or creating chaotic playlists on Spotify.

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.

Elí is a rising senior at Hampshire College studying Latin American/Latinx Studies, Political Theory, and Studio Art. Their studies focus on addressing the effects of colonization, US intervention in Latin America, and showcasing the history of Latin American and Latinx resistance. Elí has worked in multiple sectors ranging from grassroots to federal in hopes of utilizing their experiences to support community efforts working to change policies/gain autonomy. In the near future, they are hope to pursue an MA in Public Policy and Studio Arts.

My name is Fiona (she/her pronouns) and I am currently a junior at Tulane in New Orleans (my favorite city in the world!) Some of my interests within RJ include the Black Birth Matters movement, criminal justice reform, and sex workers' rights. I also previously volunteered as a doula and love to talk about birth! Outside of classes, I enjoy photography, reading, and working on my thesis (which examines the Louisiana discourse on policies expanding reproductive health access for incarcerated women). This summer, I will be working with Teachers Unite as a RRASC intern!

I'm a junior at William Paterson University majoring in Sociology and Women & Gender Studies. I'm originally from La Romana, Dominican Republic and I will be interning at Sadie Nash Leadership Program this summer. I am a passionate, loving, caring, and responsible person, and I always give my all when it comes to the things I do. I am overprotective over the people and things I love, and I'll always be there for anyone who needs me as long as they let me.

LaKia Williams is a current intern at SisterSong: The National Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective and the Communications and Outreach Coordinator for the Reproductive Justice Action Collective (ReJAC). LaKia is an experienced student activist at Tulane University, she is the Founder of Big Easy EC that provides free sexual health supplies, including Plan B, she is also the founder of the Louisiana Student Activist Reproductive Justice conference.

Hello! I go by either Linh or Ngoc and I just finished my first year at Mount Holyoke College, majoring in Gender Studies and (possibly) Sociology or English. I love beauty, life, and justice. In my free time, you would see me having Moge Tee's Uji Matcha 0% sugar no ice with extra regular boba binging Brooklyn 9-9 or complaining to my mom about how much I miss Vietnamese food. I love reading and having existential crises/social justice angst and bell hooks is my favorite author so far. So excited for the internship!

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.

Sun is a Black queer organizer based in Atlanta whose work focuses on building relationships and understanding. They come from a working-class background which has helped shape their political analysis which centers abolition, ecology, decolonization, and reproductive justice. They use the collective power of their comrades to move work in the South that has an impact on Black communities and creates southern solidarity.

Vishu is a freshman economics and political science major, and hails from New York City. She is very passionate about reproductive justice, specifically in areas regarding health policy and inequities in access to care. Vishu enjoys reading comic books, thinking about sneakers, and wandering her neighborhood looking for dogs to befriend.