FOUNDER & PRESIDENT

Growing up in Washington, DC, Caroline has always cared about politics and governance as it pertains to advancing gender quality. After earning a degree in International Relations from the College of Charleston, Caroline’s passion for advocating for women’s rights and dismantling systemic oppression grew stronger. She founded M4C as a feminist initiative to unite her love for community organizing, movement and her passion for reproductive justice.

Outside of her work with M4C, Caroline is currently pursuing her graduate studies at George Washington University’s School of Public Policy and Public Administration, where she serves in the Student Government Association. Recently, she successfully passed a bill in collaboration with GW RAGE to ensure that medication abortion is freely accessible to all students, reaffirming her commitment to creating systemic change and advancing reproductive justice.

VICE PRESIDENT & ENGAGEMENT DIRECTOR

Nadia grew up in West Texas in an area that treated reproductive health as a dirty secret. Since leaving Texas, Nadia has jumped into this space in any way she can. From creating a menstrual hygiene management curriculum to culminate her graduate studies to assisting with grants and education materials as a consultant, Nadia seeks to spread reproductive health education in her communities.

EVENT COORDINATOR + BRAND OFFICER

Jillian grew up in the DMV, and while in college in the South, discovered a fiery passion for progressive organizing and reproductive rights advocacy. After working on political campaigns around the country for several years after college, she moved back to DC in 2021 and now works in digital fundraising for Democratic organizations. When she's not volunteering, she spends her free time taking pottery lessons, watching movies, going on long hot girl walks, and cooking!

DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC PLANNING & PARTNERSHIPS

Hanna Nussair is a native Midwesterner and adopted Floridian who moved to DC to work in the field of gender justice. She has been involved in feminist activism since she was in high school and holds a Masters in Human Rights from the University of Minnesota. Currently, she works at Girl Up, an youth-centered leadership initiative at the United Nations Foundation. Prior to Girl Up, Hanna worked at Data2X and Women for Women International where she supported global advocacy efforts on issues such as gender-based violence, education and women's economic empowerment. When she isn't fighting misogynists, you can find Hanna exploring art museums, tending to her plant collection or burning through Taylor Swift's entire discography.