Meet Our Team

Staff

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Isy Abraham-Raveson (they)
Executive Director
“I do this work because I believe in the liberatory power of sex ed, not only to improve our individual lives and relationships, but also to build a safer, more just world with bodily autonomy for all.”
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Claudia Montesdeoca (she/her/ella)
Facilitator
“This work is deeply personal—I strive to create spaces where youth from immigrant and marginalized communities feel seen, empowered, and educated, so they can confidently pass those skills forward and build the lives they dream of.”
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Janielle Bryan
(she/her)
Facilitator
“I do this work because sex ed plays a vital role in everyone’s physical and mental health & gives us the information to help us navigate the world.”
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Maisie Kise
(they/them/elle)
Facilitator
“I do this work because I believe destigmatizing and deindividualizing curiosity about our bodies, desires, and fears is integral to building liberatory relationships and futures.”
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Jamie O’Leary
(she/her)
Facilitator
“I do this work because sex education equips us with the skills and tools to treat ourselves and others better, across all areas of our lives.”
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Lauren Gray
(she/they)
Facilitator
“I believe that sex and consent education is the foundation of all liberation, and I will always champion spreading knowledge that supports building people’s awareness, autonomy, and choice!”
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Mariana Argüelles (she/ella)
Facilitator
“I do this work to offer the inclusive, affirming sex education I wish I had growing up. One that centers immigrant and Spanish-speaking communities, breaks cycles of shame, and transforms sex ed into a source of liberation and joy.”
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Phantazia “Tazer” Washington
(they/them)
Facilitator
“I do this work because bodily autonomy is foundational to our collective liberation. Often, young people are left out of conversations and aren’t afforded the agency to name and advocate for what happens to their bodies. In a society that’s constantly telling us all how our bodies should look, function, behave, and perform, reclaiming agency over our bodies is one of the most revolutionary practices we can engage in.”
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Katie Griffin
(she/they)
Facilitator
““I do this work because I believe education is an important harm-prevention tool. Sharing the knowledge, resources, and language needed to understand one’s own body and the world around them gives them the power to create and live more liberated lives.”
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Chris Culp
(he/him)
Facilitator
“I do this work because our relationship to our autonomy, our bodies, each other, and the ways to feel pleasure & more in this world are purposefully limited by some of the powers that be. Sexuality education is one way liberate ourselves, collectively, and I want to be able to help facilitate that as people grow and develop.”
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Lili Domenick
(she/her)
Facilitator
“I do this work because I believe it can be transformative- when we facilitate opportunities for young people to learn about their bodies, ask questions, work through shame, identify their boundaries, name systems of oppression and imagine building more healing, liberatory worlds we are laying the groundwork for radical change.”

Board

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Leah Budson
(she/her)
Board: President
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Devon
(they/them)
Board: Vice Chair
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Meagan
(she/her)
Board: Member at Large
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Aaron
(he/him)
Board: Co-Fundraising Chair
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Katy
(they/them)
Board: Interim Secretary
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Lili
(she/her)
Board: Volunteer and Outreach Chair
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Sarah
(she/her)
Board: Social Media Chair
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Maria
(she/her)
Board: Member at Large
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hà
(they/she)
Board: Co-Fundraising Chair
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Dee
(she/her)
Board: Member at Large
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Victor
(he/him)
Board: Treasurer
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Alexandra
(she/her)
Board: Member at Large
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Kaylen
(she/her)
Board: Member at Large
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Najaih Muhammad, MSW
(she/her)
Board: Member at Large