• Monitor and respond to comments and messages on all social media platforms.• Provide social media coverage on weekends or holidays.• Create and post social media content that speaks to the intersections of racial, economic, and reproductive justice.

• Served as a copywriter and content creator for national social media program. • Filmed, edited, and posted content for TikTok 3 times a day while managing interactions on the platform. • Maintained knowledge of current social trends and public policy news to create opportunities for social engagement.

- Oversee the 2020 Congressional Youth Power Fund and assist student leaders as they organize on congressional campaigns

• Social media organizing and content creation on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. • Supporting, tracking, and following up with student leaders to expand Blue Future’s network across the country, with a focus on Virginia and the South ahead of the 2019 state legislative elections • Coordinate weekly staff meetings with the rest of the team • Developing a monthly resource guide for Blue Future’s student network • Working with co-founders to create the organizational crisis playbook• Working with Executive Director to write pieces for Blue Future’s Young People Lead Blog

YWOC4RJLC is a group of 14-24 year old young womxn of color activists who are working to educate, empower, and fight back against issues impacting their community within a reproductive justice scope. We seek to develop the leadership of these young womxn of color and mobilize them in solidarity with each other to create a society free from all forms of reproductive oppression. The Leadership Council serves as the leadership team for the YWOC4RJ Collective. YWOC is currently made up of 13 womxn from across the country organizing to decrease sexual health disparities in communities of color, advocate for the inclusion of young womxn of color in creating solutions to address the impact of reproductive oppression, and empower a new generation of reproductive justice activists

• Participate in impact campaigns to make change and reach youth from all over the world• Engage in critical analysis of current issues and political engagement• Be the youth voice for the Women’s March and uphold and emphasize the values and principles of the group that affect young people• Work with the Youth Director and Executive Advisors on crafting campaigns to empower youth nationally

• Implement organizing plan and goals in conjunction with the Mississippi State Director, Public Affairs Manager and Organizers for recruiting and maintaining supporters, volunteers, and volunteer leaders• Canvass neighborhoods and table events to spread awareness of Planned Parenthood campaigns and promotesexual health and reproductive rights• Mobilize supporters for special purposes, including phone banking, canvassing, days ofaction, visibility events, legislative lobbying, house parties, letter writing campaigns, etc.• Ensure that supporter data is collected properly and data entry protocol is followed• Identify supporter recruitment and visibility opportunities in the community

• Work to begin a chapter of Generation Action at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College to allow students to advocate for reproductive rights and freedom• Canvass neighborhoods and table events to spread awareness of Planned Parenthood campaigns and promote sexual health and reproductive rights

• Engage adolescents and young adults in Mississippi in advocacy efforts to change the state’s sex education law• Facilitate trainings, meetings, events, and surveys with young people• Collaborate with policy-makers to develop a legislative advocacy strategy in support of scientifically accurate, peer-reviewed, and comprehensive sex education for the 2020 legislative session

• Advocate and lobby for comprehensive sex education in the state of Mississippi• Recruit and maintain a group of young supporters known as a Youth Action Network• Review current sexual education laws and policies and submit legislation• Submitted a bill known as HB1278 into the Mississippi House of Representatives 2018legislative session

• Researched policy issues relevant to the people of District 4 of Mississippi• Made phone calls asking for donations from constituents• Canvassed neighborhoods