Meet The Futurist 💫 Kwajelyn Jackson currently serves as Executive Director at Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation in Atlanta, GA.

Since 2013, she has led the expansion of Feminist Center’s statewide and national impact and deepened its community partnerships, leading the organization’s civic engagement, advocacy, education, and outreach teams, before becoming the organization’s first Black woman Executive Director in 2018. Meet The Advocate 🗣️ Sybastian Smith is a social justice activist, organizer, and public speaker. He is the Director of Organizing at Advocates for Trans Equality (A4TE). His role includes outreach, engagement and mobilization, while working with state-based organizations and community members, particularly in the South, to ensure resources are provided to combat anti-trans legislation. His advocacy is deeply informed by his previous tenure as the Trans Health Coordinator at the Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation. Meet The Pioneer 🥇 Lynn Thogersen is one of two founding Executive Directors of Feminist Center for Reproductive Liberation, leading the organization at its inception in 1976. She dedicated her career to public health advocacy, consulting for non-profit healthcare organizations through her company, Health Policy and Management Services. Her extensive policy work spanned key roles with the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, Georgians for a Common Sense Health Plan, and Time for Community Coalition, alongside a tenure on the Board of Directors of the Healthcare Georgia Foundation from 2008 to 2014. Meet The Maverick 💪🏽 Originally from Northern Mexico, Elizabeth Estrada immigrated to the United States at the age of four and lived undocumented until adolescence. She began her work in reproductive justice in the U.S. South as a sexual and reproductive health educator or “promotora” as part of the inaugural cohort of the Lifting Latina Voices Initiative at the Feminist Center in Atlanta, Georgia expanding culturally competent health education within Spanish speaking communities. Meet The Visionary 🌌 Dázon Dixon is the Founder and President of SisterLove, Inc, established in 1989 in Atlanta, GA, the first women