Our Volunteer Team
Ning is a Boulder based activist and community organizer. She has a background in computer science and used to work for Google as an engineer in its early days when the "Don't be evil" motto was created. Since 2006, she has engaged in environmental and non-profit work. She believes that grassroots activism builds the foundation for systematic changes.
Art Director, NoBo Coordinator
Faith is a Boulder based graphic designer who has been finding ways to combine art and activism since the 2016 election. She has been sewing pussy hats, designing postcards and organizing postcard parties and other projects to help others get engaged.
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead
Operations Director, Louisville Coordinator
Adrianne worked in NCAR for 28 years helping scientists use the computer systems, writing user guides, and then running the global climate change models. She loves helping people use technology, and she believes that if we all work together we can fix our government, our police, our environment, and our healthcare system.
Technology Director
Chiu-Ki is a software engineer who was on the Android team at Google when it launched. She appreciates clear and concise communications and has been supporting local activist groups both with her technical skills and her relentless pushback on agenda-less meetings and tiresome walls of text.
Her motto: "Less is more!"
Marketing Director, SoBo Coordinator
As a lifelong artist who recently entered the activism game, award-winning designer & Indie entrepreneur, Lisa Melli Gillespie of Courageous Soap, is freakishly excited about soap making and GoTV/VBM. Her enthusiasm slightly alarms friends. Lisa is currently staying sane by focusing her creativity on snarky product names, while visualizing the restoration of democracy through a fair election.
“The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” – Pablo Picasso
Communications Director
Sani is the founder of an online marketing firm that consults, develops, and executes marketing and social media strategies for locally and nationally-based businesses. Social media is her career, but social issues are what compelled her to become part of the Blue Wave Postcard Movement. Her kids (who have also been instrumental in signing and mailing cards) are the main reason she's become active in the fight for human and civil rights, and she believes that participating in local, state, and national elections will help ensure a brighter future for the next generation. She's currently residing in the Pacific Northwest with her family.
Program Director
Sha-Mayn is a technical advisor who loves to use her skills for social impact. She has led software engineering teams at Google and startups and pursued her dream of living on a sailboat last year. She reconnected to nature in a big way and at the same time realized that the path to conservation is through people and policy. Writing postcards and code is helping her ride out the Corona-coaster.