Elizabeth is Assistant Director of Inside Initiatives for the Visualizing Abolition program University of California, Santa Cruz and Program Coordinator for Inside Membership with Initiate Justice. She is the co-founder of the Juvenile Offenders Committee, which advocates for redemptive programming, restorative justice, and meaningful opportunities for young people involved in the legal system. Drawing from her experiences navigating the complexities of the legal system for more that 30 years, and her deep understanding of its impact on individuals, families, and communities, Elizabeth offers valuable insights, compassion, and a nuanced perspective in her work. Her firsthand understanding of the challenges faced by justice-impacted individuals fuels her dedication to creating pathways for healing, growth, and successful reintegration. Through her advocacy, she champions positive change and works toward a more equitable and restorative approach to justice, directly engaging with people currently system impacted.
More than a resume line: High schoolers build community in Art for All
With the summer rapidly drawing to an end, the Institute of the Arts and Sciences (IAS) has said a fond farewell to its 2026 cohort of eleven...


