Meet the 2018-2019 class of Advocacy Corps Organizers. These 19 young adults from around the U.S. will be organizing their communities to stop the militarization of police.
Allie Wolfe
Durango, Colorado Advocacy Corps Organizer
Allie Wolfe is a senior at Fort Lewis College majoring in Psychology. Allie is a comedian who produces and hosts Laugh Therapy — a comedy show in which she strives to discuss mental health and issues of social justice on an accessible platform.
Bobby Trice
Senior Manager, Quaker Engagement
Bobby is the Senior Manager for Quaker Engagement. He cultivates relationships with Friends and coordinates FCNL staff and volunteer engagement with Quaker communities across the country.
Brinn Anderson
De Pere, Wisconsin Advocacy Corps Organizer
Brinn Anderson is a sophomore at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wisconsin. She has not yet declared a major, but is minoring in Spanish and Peace and Justice.
Celina Tijerina
Fayetteville, Arkansas Advocacy Corps Organizer
Celina Tijerina is a junior at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Arkansas. She is studying Theatre with a concentration in design and technology, and Horticulture.
Ceryn Schoel
Santa Fe, New Mexico Advocacy Corps Organizer
Ceryndipity Aslan Schoel was born and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and after living in the freezing mountains of Vermont to attend Middlebury College, she returned to her hometown.
Chelsey Adams
Milledgeville, Georgia Advocacy Corps Organizer
Chelsey Adams is a senior majoring in Sociology at Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville.
Christian Sharits
Richmond, Indiana Advocacy Corps Organizer
Christian Sharits is a sophomore at Earlham College studying politics with a specific interest in law and social justice.
Jesse Greer
Silver Spring, Maryland Advocacy Corps Organizer
Jesse Greer is a lifelong Quaker from Silver Spring, Maryland who is a member of the Adelphi Monthly Meeting.
Katie Thurson
Sarasota, Florida Advocacy Corps Organizer
Katie Thurson is a rising senior at New College of Florida in Sarasota where she studies religion with a focus in children’s religious experiences.
Kiarra Broadnax
Birmingham, Alabama Advocacy Corps Organizer
Kiarra Broadnax is a rising junior at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama majoring in Political Science with a double minor in Communication and Sociology.
Kylah L. Guion
Greensboro, North Carolina Advocacy Corps Organizer
Kylah Guion is a sophomore majoring in Political Science at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University in Greensboro.
Marcus Red Shirt
Lawrence, Kansas Advocacy Corps Organizer
Marcus Red Shirt (they/ them/their; Lakȟota name: Wóuŋspe Khuwá- “Chases Knowledge”) is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota.
McLeod Abbott
Lewiston, Maine Advocacy Corps Organizer
McLeod Abbott is a rising senior at Bates College in Lewiston, Maine where he is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Politics and History.
Micajah Daniels
Las Vegas, Nevada Advocacy Corps Organizer
Micajah Daniels is a Ronald E. McNair Scholar majoring in Public Health and minoring in Sociology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Molly McGinty
Salisbury, Maryland Advocacy Corps Organizer
Molly McGinty is a senior at Salisbury University double majoring in Social Work and Gender & Sexuality Studies with a minor in Social Justice Studies.
Omar Hajajreh
Plainfield, New Hampshire Advocacy Corps Organizer
Omar Hajajreh recently graduated from Colby-Sawyer College with a BA in History and Political Studies.
Salvador Oregon-Torres
Salt Lake County, Utah Advocacy Corps Organizer
Salvador Oregon-Torres is majoring in Communication and minoring in Business. He identifies as an Undocumented Queer POC (Person of Color).
Sierra Cottle
Flagstaff, Arizona Advocacy Corps Organizer
Sierra Cottle is in her junior year at Northern Arizona University pursuing a B.S. in Environmental Science with an emphasis in Administration and Policy and a B.A. in Modern Language with an emphasis in Spanish.
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