Jeremiah Program alumni are advocating for public policy that works for all families.

JP Alumni Fellow Ebony Williams’ experiences helped shape her as an educator and as an advocate for more openness around mental health.

JP Alumni Fellow Kylie Schultz firmly believes that owning and sharing our stories can help others and turn pain into something beautiful.

During chaos and stress, we tend to retreat inward. JP President and CEO Chastity Lord challenges us to do the opposite.

JP Alumni Fellow Cristina Guajardo is passionate about ensuring moms and their kids can thrive — including advancing affordable child care.

Access to affordable, stable housing is a significant part of JP Alumni Fellow Marissa Rodriguez’s experience and a major point of her advocacy.

JP Alumni Fellow Jill Heltemes encourages moms to find their community because that support can make all the difference for their families.

JP Alumni Fellow Jocelyn Brown wants people who hear her story to prioritize self-care because no one can pour from an empty cup.

JP Alumni Fellow Tiffany Benson wants single moms to be involved in discussions about child care, education, and building better communities.

JP Alumni Fellow Shannon Armstrong wants other women to know that there is help for them and their families — they just have to ask.