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  • Texas Impact News & Updates

    Communications Consultant for Texas Impact

  • Rebecca McIlwain

    A mother, grandmother, active citizen, naturalist, and spiritual aspirant. Spent 10 years as a Zen monk and most of my work life in community organizing. My life has been about staying engaged in the world from a place of peace and awareness.

  • Bee Moorhead

    As Executive Director of Texas Impact, Bee mobilizes Texans of diverse faiths to advocate for vulnerable people, local communities, and a livable planet. Bee holds an MPAff from UT’s LBJ School and is a ruling elder in PCUSA.

  • Becca Edwards

    UMC pastor, atmospheric scientist, and climate policy advocate at Texas Impact and the UMC General Board of Church and Society.

  • Grace Bonilla

    Public Education Policy Advocate

  • Heather Malkawi

  • Rev. Kyle Riley

    Faith-based organizer and advocate. Ordained minister in the United Church of Christ. Public Witness Mobilizer at Texas Impact.

  • Dr. Ellen Alexandrakis

    A United Methodist, 6th generation Texan, seminarian who lives at the intersection of theology and social justice - specifically, educational equity.

  • Scott Atnip

    United Methodist passionate for mission and justice ministries. Texas Impact Director of Public Witness. Volunteer Soccer Coach and Dad.

  • Matt Gaventa

    Senior Pastor at University Presbyterian Church, Austin, Texas. Board member at Texas Impact and the Covenant Network of Presbyterians.

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