Kennedy Moore began organizing as an undergraduate student at Mizzou with Concerned Student 1950 in 2015 when the institution drew national attention for the administration’s reactive response to racial tensions. She graduated from the University of Missouri – Columbia with degrees in Communication and Black Studies in 2018. Following commencement, she utilized her skill as a natural communicator in the areas of public engagement and public relations.In 2020, Kennedy became a Black Organizing Summer School (BOSS) fellow with Action St. Louis, and received the opportunity to work with ACLU Missouri as an organizing intern. As a fellow and intern, she organized efforts for the MO Ho Justice and Privacy Watch coalitions, and testified in opposition to spy plane surveillance legislation. Kennedy recently graduated with her Master of Public Policy Administration at the University of Missouri – St. Louis with an emphasis in Local Government Management, and is optimistic in building a multi-racial, -cultural, and -generational coalition of reproductive freedom fighters in Missouri. In her spare time, you can find Kennedy biking, checking out new tech gadgets, DJing or looking for the next open mic night to show off her singing voice.