The diversity of this Network is what makes it strong.
This Pride Month we’re celebrating the work of some of many Network leaders who identify as LGBTQ+. Below leaders explain how their identity informs their approach to advocacy. Interested in sharing your voice or nominating a colleague to be featured during Pride Month? Reach out.
Please check back as we continue to add leaders in the coming days.
Evan Omerso, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Data Quality Campaign
@EGOmerso 
@EdDataCampaign
Jake Custer, Senior Director of HR and Operations, National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
@ed_jake25
@charteralliance
Jamie Eckstein, Senior Outreach Director, Educators for Excellence New York
@Ed4Excellence
Joshua Crosson, Executive Director, EdAllies
@joshcrosson
@EdAlliesMN
Kira Tookes, Director of Advocacy, Association of American Educators Foundation
@KiraTookes
@AAEteachers
Marcus Brandon, Executive Director, NorthCarolinaCAN
@KMarcusBrandon
@NCarolinaCAN
Natalie Tovani-Walchuk, Executive Director, GO Public Schools West Contra Costa & Sara Sandhu, Director of Communications, GO Public Schools
@SaraKSandhu1 & @GOPublicSchools
@NatalieTovani & @GOWCCSchools
Sabia Prescott, Policy Analyst, New America
@sabiaprescott
@NewAmericaEd
Tom Greene, Vice President of Advocacy, Foundation for Excellence in Education
@tom_greene
@ExcelinEd