LEAH JULIETT — FOUNDER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Leah Juliett (they/them) is the Founder and Executive Director of #March Against Revenge Porn and co-host of the March Across America podcast. Leah is an award-winning writer, speaker, political organizer, and activist who has been seen discussing revenge porn, LGBTQ+, and political issues on national and international press outlets like CNN, TED, BBC, MTV, CTV, NBC, BuzzFeed, Teen Vogue, Seventeen Magazine, Glamour, Daily Mail, and the Huffington Post. Leah has worked with the Connecticut General Assembly to amend Connecticut’s Unlawful Decimination of an Intimate Image statute, has organized marches in major cities nationwide, and has worked with victims globally. For their work, Leah has been awarded L’Oreal Woman of Worth, Glamour College Woman of the Year, GLAAD Rising Star, and is recipient of the Accelerating Acceptance Award by Delta Airlines. Leah has their Bachelors of Arts in Political Science with a focus on justice and law and transgender equity from Western Connecticut State University and is currently pursuing their Masters in Social Justice and Community Organizing from Prescott College. Leah is a representative of the Miss America Organization and fights for trans rights, body neutrality, and human equity.

BELINDA BERRY — ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, board treasurer

BeLinda Berry (she/her) is the Associate Director of #March Against Revenge Porn, Treasurer of the Board of Directors, and co-host of the March Across America podcast. BeLinda graduated with her Master of Public Health and Master of Public Administration degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. She is a Pittsburgh based advocate, educator, and activist. Her work is centered around fighting against racial, gender, LGBTQ+, and health inequities and disparities through a trauma informed and harm reduction framework. Her formal training as a victims of crime advocate has influenced her work and applied it fighting against image abuse. BeLinda is cofounder and acted as COO of BADASS (Battling Against Demeaning and Abusive Selfie Sharing) until November 2018. During her time with BADASS she worked notifying victims of image abuse that their photos were online, helped people remove their images when possible, offering emotional support, and advocated for better laws at the local and national level. She traveled to Ohio’s state capitol to speak with lawmakers about the importance of voting in favor of H.B. 497, a law that would make image abuse illegal. Image abuse is now illegal in the state of Ohio. Currently, she conducts health education and resources in her community focusing on sexually transmitted infections, consent, boundaries, and healthy relationships.

MARTINA MAYA-CALLEN — BOARD PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF VICTIM SUPPORT AND SERVICES

Martina Maya-Callen (she/her) is an internationally recognized artist, activist, and educator. She utilizes the arts to uproot a culture of silence and to spread awareness on social issues and influence policy. Maya-Callen is the Founder of Love Your Vessel and has been internationally featured in Yahoo!, Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Bustle, and Glamour, and her work has brought her to Argentina, Uruguay, Serbia, India, and England, evoking world-wide conversations. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Salisbury University with a B.A. in Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution as well as a B.F.A. in Sculpture. She works as a Victim Advocate at a safehouse for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and human trafficking. She has recently concluded her Congressional Fellowship for Running Start where she worked in the office of Congresswoman Jayapal and her Trabajadoras Fellowship for the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement.

KAITLYN CANNON — VICE PRESIDENT, BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Kaitlyn Cannon (she/her) is currently a Masters of Social Work student at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. After being victimized by revenge porn on two separate occasions, she decided this trauma happened to her for a reason, and that reason was to fight back. She is a future therapist and current mental health advocate. She has always made volunteering a priority, and has volunteered with Crisis Text Line, where she served as a Crisis Counselor. In her advocacy to fight revenge porn, Kaitlyn was recently featured in The Washington Post. She hopes using her voice will let other victims know that they're not alone.

ZOË GLUCK — SECRETARY, DIRECTOR OF POLICY & NATIONAL OUTREACH

Zoë Gluck (she/her) is currently pursuing a Master's in Political Management from George Washington University. She received her B.A. in Political Science from Western Connecticut State University where her studies, diverse internship experience and community involvement launched her career in politics with the Connecticut General Assembly. In addition to working with the Joint Committee on Judiciary at the legislature, she has successfully run State House campaigns over the last two election cycles, most recently serving as Senior Adviser on 8 State House races, winning 6 of the 8 campaigns.

KAYLEIGH PEARS — DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS

Kayleigh Pears (she/her) is a graduate of the Master in Technical and Professional Communication program at Auburn University. She received her B.A. from Auburn in 2016, where she studied English and Professional Writing and Literacy. She minored in Creative Writing during her undergraduate years and in Women's Studies during her graduate studies. In her academic work, she placed a focus on social justice and the reduction of sexual violence. Kayleigh has previously worked with Women Against Cyberrape.

CHRISSY MOSLEY — DIRECTOR OF DATA MANAGEMENT

Chrissy Mosley (she/her) is currently getting her Master’s in Data Science with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence. She has been an instructor for the past 12 years teaching dance, acrobatics, and aerials as well as performing at events. After having her own personal experiences with image abuse, Chrissy has become dedicated to raising awareness on the issue of revenge porn and the implications it has on those who have suffered this type of violence.

MORGAN FOREBACK — DIRECTOR OF EVENTS

Morgan Foreback (they/she) is a Pittsburgh transplant from rural Pennsylvania. They currently live in an Intentional Community, called Open House PGH, where they spend their time creating visual art, taking part in various community building efforts, and working with Pittsburgh Feminists for Intersectionality, which is an organization in Pittsburgh which focuses on supporting women of color, trans women, non-binary and gender non conforming folx. They have experienced image abuse multiple times throughout their life starting when they were still a teenager. This trauma has fueled them to help and support and fight for others that have had to deal with image abuse as well. They also have a passion for community building. This, paired with their drive to support other survivors, is what they hope and plan to bring to the table within MARP.

DANI WALKER - DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

Dani Walker (she/her) is a graduate of Salisbury University with a B.A. in Political Science and a B.A. in English. Dani spent her time in Salisbury gaining experience working in all levels of government, and advocating for civic engagement education. She was previously a Fulbright ETA at the Colegiul Mihai Eminescu in Soroca, Moldova and a legislative intern in the U.S. House of Representatives. She now works as a development professional in Washington, DC.

THOMAS BERGAMO — DIRECTOR OF CAPACITY BUILDING & LEADERSHIP

Thomas Bergamo (they/he) is the Director of Capacity Building and Leadership on our Board of Directors. Throughout their collegiate experience completing a Bachelors in fine Arts for Musical Theatre performance from Western Connecticut State University, Thomas thrived pursuing their two passions; Sparking joy, and helping others.

Thomas brings with them a decade of hands-on experience volunteering, guiding, representing, and consulting for many enduring organizations across the Non-profit/Private sector. Leading, learning and driving innovative change from those with hands on the pulse of social impact in our modern society. Working directly with DoSomething.org, the largest not-for-profit exclusively for young people and social change, Thomas has been honored by the organization at their annual gala as a, V.I.P. (Very Impactful Person). Thomas and ten other students from across the country met in the West Wing of the White House with special advisors to President Obama to discuss actionable change towards gun violence prevention on college campuses. Thomas has represented DoSomething.org as an ambassador and correspondent at the UN Foundation Social Good Summit and SocialGood+ Master Class, including the UAE Ministry for climate change youth advisory panel.

Thomas is a founding creative member of the podcast, We Like It Raw, and current Executive Producer and Host of the creative healing, and self-deprecating impact podcast. We Like It Raw was created with the intent to share and impress upon our unique individuality of these discoveries! Our intrinsic desire to offer a perspective through the lens of our experience is essential to building awareness and mindfulness that will bridge cultural and societal divides. This podcast collects the shared; Experience, realization and discovery of new informational perspectives through the vulnerability of discussion. Drawing power to our own realizations, We Like It Raw creates an intimate and life changing audio sphere. “One of my goals would be to hopefully reach anyone who stands to benefit or grow from my pain. Since energy cannot be destroyed, why not take something that hurts and make it beautiful again?” -Thomas Bergamo.