Annalise Shingleton Email & Phone Number

New York, United States

New York, United States

- Educate K-12 and college students in the United States about their legal rights to safe educations free from gender-based harms- Train, organize, and support student survivor activists in challenging their educational institutions to address violence and discrimination- Advocate for policy change at the school, state, and federal levels to ensure meaningful systemic action to end gender violence

Women+ for Change is an intersectional, student-led organization whose aim is to provide a safe space for education, advocacy, and discussion among people of all ages, backgrounds, gender identities, ethnicities, and sexual orientations. Our discussions often surround reproductive justice, gender-based violence, sexuality, and global issues. As a current Co-president, I organize and lead meetings, create and share educational presentations, collaborate with other team members, organize events and protests, and foster discussions surrounding gender-based issues.

Callisto is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization aimed at supporting survivors of sexual assault and privately identifying repeat offenders. I applied and was accepted to be an ambassador for the organization. In this position, I have the responsibility to attend virtual training sessions, collaborate with other ambassadors nationwide, and take part in personal campus engagement. Campus engagement involves leading informational events at my university to raise awareness about sexual assault and spread Callisto's available resources and encrypted tools.

Providing support for students during the Extended Summer Year program as a full-time, 1:1 special education paraeducator.

Working 1:1 with students in special education and regular education, working with students in groups, providing staff support in various settings, caring for physical and emotional health, ensuring safety, adapting to multiple classrooms, and encouraging students.

Providing support for students during the Extended Summer Year program as a full-time, 1:1 special education paraeducator.