Jace is a multidisciplinary activist and communications specialist dedicated to global social change. Jace currently works for the Council for Global Equality, developing digital content to advance a U.S. foreign policy inclusive of LGBTQI rights and people. They also serve as a Ranger in the National Park Service where they work to advance environmental stewardship through meaningful interpretive programs and increase access to inclusive experiences in the outdoors.
As a firm believer in the strength of convening space for building political power, Jace previously helped build and implement the organizing strategy at Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign rallies and oversaw the Every Voice Coalition of Massachusetts's Summit on campus sexual violence - the largest known gathering on the issue. They have spoken in Congress about sexual violence and, in recognition of their efforts fighting for the rights and resources of survivors, were recognized as a Voice of 2019 by Seventeen Magazine.
Jace holds a B.S. in Justice, Rhetoric, and Society Studies from Northeastern University and currently lives at a lighthouse in Point Reyes, California.
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