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View open positions >> Connect With Us © 2020 Michigan League for Public Policy. All rights reserved. Contact Us Have a question for the League? Send us a message! I consent to MLPP collecting my details through this form. Send Monique Stanton Monique Stanton was named President and CEO of the Michigan League for Public Policy in 2021. Monique has dedicated her career to promoting social justice and advancing equity in Michigan. She is committed to addressing economic inequality, advancing racial equity, and promoting the health and well-being of Michiganders through public policy change. Previously, Monique served as President & CEO of CARE of Southeastern Michigan, one of Michigan’s largest peer recovery coaching programs. She has also served on the Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network Substance Use Disorder Policy Oversight Board, Michigan Celebrate Recovery, Great Start Collaborative Macomb, Macomb County Prisoner Re-Entry Advisory Council, Greater Area Detroit Health Council, Michigan Community Health Association Provider Alliance, Metro Affairs Coalition Public Health Task Force, Macomb Children’s Healthcare Access Program. She is a Leadership Detroit XXXVIII and Leadership Macomb XVII graduate. Monique has received the following recognitions Macomb County Chamber of Commerce Foundation Athena Award Recipient 2020, Crain’s Detroit Business Notable Women in Healthcare 2020, Margrove College Distinguished Alumni 2018, Detroit Free Press and Metro Affairs Coalition Shining Light Award 2014, and dBusiness Magazine 30 in their 30’s Honoree 2013. Monique received her undergraduate degree from Aquinas College and a Master of Arts in Social Justice from Marygrove College. CLOSE Hannah Gyani Hannah Gyani joined the Michigan League for Public Policy in June of 2022 as the Metro Detroit Community Engagement Specialist. In her role with the league, Hannah works with organizations to connect the dots between policy and everyday life – ensuring that everyone has the skills, resources, and knowledge to be an effective advocate. She is passionate about amplifying diverse voices and building equitable communities through policy change at the local, state, and federal levels. Prior to joining the League, Hannah served in various capacities across the government and nonprofit sectors. Most recently she worked as a Program Operations Manager for Pontiac Community Foundation where she assisted in evaluating, planning, and implementing community development initiatives. Prior to that, she served as the Economic Development Director for U.S. Congresswoman Haley Stevens and as a Community Outreach Representative for U.S. Congressman Sander Levin. In her roles she was responsible for community engagement and outreach, advising on and researching grant opportunities, furthering economic development strategies, and connecting with public and private entities to advance policy recommendations. She holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Social Work with a concentration in Community, Policy, and Leadership, both from Wayne State University. In her spare time, you can find her listening to an audiobook or podcast at 1.5x speed, having silly conversations with her niece, or spending time with her husband, family and friends. CLOSE June-October The Legislature must present their final budget bills to the governor by July 1. She can veto specific items and the final budget must be signed by October 1. What can you do? Contact the governor about items of concern to you. × Kelli Bowers Kelli Bowers joined the Michigan League for Public Policy as a Kids Count Data Analyst in September 2021. In her role with the League, Kelli works with data for the Kids Count project with the goal of improving outcomes for children and families across Michigan through data-driven advocacy. Prior to joining the League, Kelli was a McNair scholar and has a bachelor of science degree in sociology from Grand Valley State University. She has expertise in the sociology of race and ethnicity and has a broad interest in Indigenous policy. Currently Kelli is a Master of Public Policy student at Michigan State University and is working on a capstone project pushing for data sovereignty of Indigenous populations. CLOSE Anne Kuhnen Anne Kuhnen joined the Michigan League for Public Policy as a tax policy analyst in July 2021. Before joining the league, she worked at the International Fund for Agricultural Development as a monitoring and evaluation specialist supporting rural development and agriculture projects in West and Central Africa. Anne began her career in education, teaching high school math and computer science in Kentucky for four years and supporting a bilingual program at a vocational school in the Netherlands for one year. Anne received her Bachelor of Arts in Humanities, History, and French from the University of Texas at Austin as well as a Master of Science in Education from Johns Hopkins. She also holds a Master of Public Affairs from Princeton, where she concentrated in Economics and Public Policy. Contact: annek@mlpp.org CLOSE Jazmin Anderson Jazmin Anderson joined the League as a graphic designer in April 2021. Previously, Jazmin worked in the mortgage industry where she gained administrative and leadership skills. During her spare time, she found a love for digital art and began creating graphics professionally and for fun. She deeply cares about community and civic engagement and is excited that her position at the League allows her to use her creativity while promoting policies that she is passionate about. When she isn’t at work you can find her listening to podcasts, caring for her many houseplants, or taking a long bike ride with her family on Lansing’s river trail. Contact: Janderson@mlpp.org CLOSE Rachel Richards Rachel Richards rejoined the League in December 2020 as the Fiscal Policy Director working on state budget and tax policies. Prior to returning to the League, she served as the Director of Legislative Affairs for the Michigan Department of Treasury, the tax policy analyst and Legislative Director for the Michigan League for Public Policy, and a policy analyst and the Appropriations Coordinator for the Democratic Caucus of the Michigan House of Representatives. She brings with her over a decade of experience in policies focused on economic opportunity, including workforce issues, tax, and state budget. Rachel received her Bachelor of Arts in history and Spanish language and literature from Kalamazoo College and her law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. She is a member of the State Bar of Michigan. In her spare time, she bakes, reads, and enjoys bike rides and hikes at the greater Lansing area parks and trails with her husband and son. Contact: rrichards@mlpp.org CLOSE Yona Isaacs Yona Isaacs (she/hers) is an Early Childhood Data Analyst for the Kids Count project. After earning her Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience at the University of Michigan, she began her career as a research coordinator in pediatric psychiatry using data to understand the impacts of brain activity and genetics on children’s behavior and mental health symptoms. This work prompted an interest in exploring social determinants of health and the role of policy in promoting equitable opportunities for all children, families, and communities. She returned to the University of Michigan to complete her Masters in Social Work focused on Social Policy and Evaluation, during which she interned with the ACLU of Michigan’s policy and legislative team and assisted local nonprofit organizations in creating data and evaluation metrics. She currently serves as a coordinator for the Michigan Center for Youth Justice on a project aiming to increase placement options and enhance cultural competency within the juvenile justice system for LGBTQIA+ youth. Yona is eager to put her data skills to work at the League in support of data-driven policies that advocate for equitable access to healthcare, education, economic security, and opportunity for 0-5 year old children. In her free time, she enjoys tackling DIY house projects and trying new outdoor activities with her dog. Contact: yisaacs@mlpp.org CLOSE Laura Ross Laura Ross is a former educator who is committed to social justice issues. She values the connection of research and data with lived experiences and personal stories in order to improve well-being in Michigan. She taught English and journalism in the Lansing area from 2005 to 2018 and prior to that worked in community development in Lansing’s Old Town neighborhood. Laura has a Bachelor of Arts in English from Michigan State University with minors in journalism and history, as well as a Master of Arts in secondary education from Grand Valley State University. She loves to read, listen to podcasts and walk the trails with her husband, son and Moose (the dog). Contact: lauramr@mlpp.org CLOSE Emily Jorgensen Emily Jorgensen joined the Michigan League for Public Policy as Digital Communications Specialist in July 2019. She deeply cares about the well-being of individuals and families and has a great love for Michigan. She is grateful that her position at the League enables her to combine these passions and work to help promote policies that will lead to better opportunities and security for all Michiganders. Emily graduated from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree in Integrative Public Relations and a double minor in Journalism and Broadcasting and Cinematic Arts. She loves being an aunt and enjoys reading, writing, music, general nerdery and spending time with friends who are family and family who are friends. She may or may not be obsessed with her dog. (She is.) Contact: ejorgensen@mlpp.org CLOSE Tillie Kucharek Tillie Kucharek is the League’s graphic designer. She is responsible for design and layout of graphics and formatting publications, reports, creating charts and tables, and posting web content. She joined the League staff in 1989. She attended Kendall School of Design and received an associates degree from Lansing Community College in 1988. contact: tkucharek@mlpp.org CLOSE Christina Stone Christina Stone joined the League in February 2019 as the League’s Bookkeeper and loves to streamline all aspects of the accounting system. She previously worked for CPA accounting firms in the Jackson, MI area (her hometown) and is excited to be a part of the League’s vision. Her bookkeeping and accounting experience began when she started recording the receipts for her mother’s business at the age of 13. She also has extensive knowledge in the preparation of payroll and payroll compliance issues and is a Certified Payroll Professional. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Accounting with a minor in Auditing and Forensic Accounting from Kaplan University. She is an empty nester who enjoys bowling (she’s on a league!) and camping in the summer. Contact: cstone@mlpp.org Direct line: 517.275.1022 CLOSE Renell Weathers Renell Weathers, Michigan League for Public Policy (MLPP) Community Engagement Director. As community engagement director, Renell works with organizations throughout the state in connecting the impact of budget and tax policies to their communities. She is motivated by the belief that all children and adults deserve the opportunity to achieve their dreams regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or economic class. Renell has recently participated in the Leadership Institute for State-Based Advocates Project with the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Prior to coming to the League, she worked as Senior District Representative for U.S. Rep. Mark Schauer where she collaborated with a diverse array of community leaders, agencies, grassroots organizations and local units of government. She also served as Constituent Relations Director and District Representative for the Office of Michigan Senate Minority Leader, has managed a nonprofit that provided programs for youth and families and operated a child care program. In 2011, in recognition of her community service, Jackson College awarded Renell the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Medal of Service Award. The King Medal of Service Award recognizes individuals in Jackson for their community service and who believe in the basic tenets of cultural and ethnic diversity, recognize the richness and strength that comes from valuing others of different groups and encourage minority group members to participate fully in our society. Renell’s career has been devoted to improving the results for families by promoting access to economic opportunities. She attended Wayne State University and holds a bachelor of arts in management and organizational development from Spring Arbor University. Contact: rweathers@mlpp.org CLOSE Amber Bellazaire Amber Bellazaire joined the Michigan League for Public Policy as a policy analyst in June of 2019. Her work primarily focuses on state policy and budgets affecting Michigan’s Medicaid programs. Previously, Amber worked at the National Conference of State Legislatures tracking legislation and research related to injury and violence prevention, adolescent health, and maternal and child health. She also brings with her two years of Americorps service. As a full time volunteer, Amber had the opportunity to tutor high school students in Chelsea, Massachusetts and address issues of healthcare access and food insecurity through in-person outreach in Seattle, Washington. Amber holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and psychology and a Master of Public Health from the University of Michigan. Contact: abellazaire@mlpp.org CLOSE Parker James Parker James joined the Michigan League for Public Policy in August 2018 as the Kids Count Policy Analyst. He is responsible for the collection and management of data related to the Kids Count project. Prior to joining the League, Parker used data for advocacy in various positions, including as project coordinator of a health program in Southwest Michigan, graduate research assistant at The Hilltop Institute, and housing policy intern with the National League of Cities. Parker attended the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) as a Sondheim Public Affairs Scholar, where he completed a bachelor’s degree in health administration and policy. He went on to receive a master’s degree in public policy from UMBC in 2017. contact: pjames@mlpp.org 517.487.5436 CLOSE Kelsey Perdue Kelsey Perdue joined the League in 2019 as the Kids Count Project Director. She oversees data and advocacy work to increase economic security and racial equity for children across Michigan. Kelsey is dedicated to building better communities for everyone and is an avid giver of her “time, treasure, and talent”. A dedicated volunteer, she gives back through grassroots, local government, nonprofit and professional organizations and committees. Prior to joining the League, Kelsey managed and delivered direct service programming in the education, health and technology sectors in West Michigan, Washington, D.C. and abroad. Her diverse experiences inform her systems level thinking and equity lens. Kelsey is a recipient of the 2019 Grand Rapids Business Journal 40 Under 40 Business Leader Award, 2017 LINC UP Community Spirit Award and her work has been highlighted in online and print publications. A native of Grand Rapids, MI, Kelsey is an alumna of Howard University, the Michigan Political Leadership Program, and a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Contact: kperdue@mlpp.org CLOSE Brandon Betz Brandon Betz joined the Michigan League for Public Policy in September 2019. He is the League’s tax policy analyst. In his work, Brandon analyzes and researches tax and other revenue generating policies to actively advocate for an equitable and progressive tax system that supports communities of color and people with low and moderate incomes. Brandon is formally trained as a tax economist and has worked in the economics field for over three years. After graduating from Syracuse University, Brandon worked as an economic analyst for the Bureau of Labor Market Information and Strategic Initiatives at the State of Michigan. There, he analyzed and reported state labor market information and interfaced with strategic partners to disseminate economic outlooks and forecasts. He also led a team that conducted a robust program evaluation of Michigan’s workforce training programs. Prior to joining the League, Brandon worked for a small consulting firm, where he evaluated the economic and fiscal impacts of legislation for a diverse set of clients, including lobbying groups, government agencies, nonprofits, and industry associations. Brandon’s passion lies in policy and politics. He is actively engaged in Lansing’s progressive political movement. In 2019 he ran for city council to represent his district in the city and has worked on a number of political campaigns in the past. Contact: bbetz@mlpp.org CLOSE Simon Marshall-Shah Simon Marshall-Shah joined the Michigan League for Public Policy as a State Policy Fellow in August 2019. His work focuses on state policy as it relates to the budget, immigration, health care and other League policy priorities. Before joining the League, he worked in Washington, D.C. at the Association for Community Affiliated Plans (ACAP), providing federal policy and advocacy support to nonprofit, Medicaid health plans (Safety Net Health Plans) related to the ACA Marketplaces as well as Quality & Operations. Prior to moving to Michigan, Simon lived in Baltimore, Maryland where he gained experience at various community-oriented nonprofits, including a health care co-op, an organization analyzing outcomes and barriers to care in a local medication-assisted treatment program and a fiscal sponsor providing operational support to over 80 grassroots programs. Simon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Health Studies and Cognitive Science, as well as a Master of Science in Public Health in Health Policy with a certificate in Community-Based Public Health from Johns Hopkins University. Contact: smarshall-shah CLOSE Dwayne Barnes Dwayne Barnes is a self-described “Scholar, gentleman and musician.” He is the founder of Social Tech, a think tank that focuses on the issues related to technology creation, consumption and its impact in urban communities. Prior to joining the League, Dwayne was the engagement strategy and urban outreach for the Center for Michigan and Bridge magazine a nonprofit and nonpartisan think and do tank. In 2013, Dwayne was the recipient of the Spirit of Detroit Award for his work with Project: Better Man, Inc. a prostate cancer awareness, education, and prevention organization in Detroit. Mr. Barnes’ professional work is based on empowering communities to save themselves through education, entrepreneurship, the arts, and policy. In 2017, Dwayne earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Oakland University and a BS in African American Studies from Eastern Michigan University. Dwayne is married to Doria Barnes and has two children Dwayne Barnes III and Dylan Barnes. In addition to his educational and professional accomplishments, Dwayne is the Chair of Recruitment for New Leaders Council Detroit Chapter. Contact: dbarnes@mlpp.org 517.487.5436 CLOSE Jayme Vosovic Jayme Vosovic joined the Michigan League for Public Policy in January of 2019 as the West Michigan Community Engagement Specialist. In her role with the league, Jayme works with organizations throughout the region to connect the impact of budget and tax policies to their communities. She is committed to partnering with stakeholders to amplify constituent voices so that all Michiganders have the opportunity to thrive. Prior to joining the League, Jayme served as the West Michigan Regional Coordinator for U.S. Senator Gary Peters and interned with Grand Rapids Mayor Rosalynn Bliss. Jayme has worked with survivors of sexual assault, families experiencing homelessness, the Mayor’s Greening Initiative, affordable housing, and sits on the board of directors for Girls on the Run of Kent and Muskegon Counties. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Grand Valley State University and a Master in Social Work—with a macro focus—from Michigan State University. Contact: jvosovic@mlpp.org CLOSE Karen Holcomb-Merrill Karen Holcomb-Merrill currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer with the League. In that capacity, Karen oversees the League’s public policy and advocacy work. Karen is an experienced coalition-builder and advocate. Prior to coming to the League, Karen was the Public Policy Consultant for Tobacco-Free Michigan, working for smoke-free laws. Before her tenure at Tobacco-Free Michigan, Karen served as the Executive Director of Common Cause in Michigan for 14 years. Karen is a graduate of Albion College, with a degree in Political Science and an emphasis in Public Policy. Contact: karenhm@mlpp.org CLOSE The League is proud to be partners in the following national projects: State Priorities Partnership Economic Analysis and Research Network KIDS COUNT The Working Poor Families Project CLOSE Alicia Guevara Warren Alicia Guevara Warren joined the Michigan League for Public Policy in 2014 as the Tax Policy Analyst, and became the Kids Count in Michigan Project Director in June 2015. She oversees the project, which includes the collection and analysis of data to make informed policy recommendations to improve child well-being. Alicia has an extensive background advocating for improved outcomes for children and families through her work in the nonprofit sector with Michigan’s Children, Community Economic Development Association of Michigan, and School-Community Health Alliance of Michigan. Additionally, as Democratic Central Staff for the Michigan House of Representatives, she served as the lead analyst on issues affecting children, families, and seniors, along with immigration, women’s health, and regulatory reform. Prior to joining the League, Alicia was with the Office of Economic Development at the Michigan Department of Transportation. Alicia holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Sociology with a specialization in law, criminology, and deviance from the University of Michigan – Ann Arbor and a master’s of public affairs with a specialization in social and economic policy from the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. Contact: aliciagw@mlpp.org CLOSE Alex Rossman Alex Rossman joined the League staff in 2015 as communications director. He handles writing, editing and messaging, media relations and social media for the League to help ensure our work gets the attention it deserves. Prior to joining the League, Alex worked for Democratic Central Staff for the Michigan Senate for almost ten years, serving as the deputy communications director and, previously, as press secretary and communications advisor, helping draw attention to the important legislative issues facing our state. He previously worked in communications for the Michigan Chapter of The Nature Conservancy as well. Alex holds a Bachelor of Science in business administration and sports management from Aquinas College, where he also ran cross country and track. Alex grew up in Lansing, and used to ride his bike through Old Town where he now works. Contact: arossman@mlpp.org CLOSE Julie Cassidy Julie Cassidy joined the League as a policy analyst in 2017. Before that, she spent 14 years working as a legislative analyst for the nonpartisan Senate Fiscal Agency, where she specialized in health, energy and environmental issues. Julie also has an extensive volunteer history of strategic planning and building community partnerships related to local environmental stewardship efforts. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in social relations from Michigan State University’s James Madison College and a Master of Arts in public policy, also from MSU. Contact: jcassidy@mlpp.org CLOSE Pat Sorenson Pat Sorenson rejoined the League staff in September 2012 as a senior policy analyst working on state budget and tax policies. Prior to returning to the League, Pat was the senior director for policy and advocacy at the Early Childhood Investment Corporation; the vice president for policy at Michigan’s Children; and a senior planning and research associate at the League, serving as the organization’s first Kids Count director. Pat has more than 30 years of experience in monitoring and analyzing state budgets and policies affecting low income families and children, including the founding and management of Michigan’s Children’s Budget Watch project. Pat received her law degree in 1986 from the Thomas M. Cooley Law School and her master’s in social work from the University of Michigan in 1978. She is a member of the State Bar of Michigan. Contact: psorenson@mlpp.org CLOSE Peter Ruark Peter Ruark has worked at the League since 2001 and currently serves as a Senior Policy Analyst. He specializes in public policy related to adult skill enhancement, college financial aid, job quality, public assistance and corrections. He is active in national groups including the Working Poor Families Project and the Economic Analysis Research Network, and served on the board of the Michigan chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. Peter was awarded the President’s Award from the Michigan Association of Community and Adult Education for his advocacy on behalf of adult education funding, and was recently featured on NPR’s Marketplace, where he discussed at length Michigan’s use of federal public assistance funds for various state programs. Prior to joining the League in 2001, Peter directed an after-school tutoring program for at-risk children in Grand Rapids, taught English at the university and high school levels in China and worked in the mental health field. Peter holds a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy and psychology from Calvin College and a Master of Social Work with a concentration in policy, planning and administration from Western Michigan University. Contact: pruark@mlpp.org CLOSE Phyllis Killips Phyllis Killips is the administrative assistant to the president & CEO. She has worked at the League since her graduation from Lansing’s Eastern High School in 1977. Among other duties, Phyllis tracks fund-raising for the organization, takes minutes at board meetings, distributes Kids Count reports and organizes the calendar of the president & CEO. Contact: pkillips@mlpp.org CLOSE Gilda Z. Jacobs Gilda Z. Jacobs has served as president & CEO of the Michigan League for Public Policy since 2011, following a 30-year career in public service at the local, county and state levels. Gilda has won numerous awards for her work, including being named as one of the 100 Most Influential Women in Michigan by Crain’s Detroit Business in 2016 and receiving the Michigan Food Bank Council’s Hunger-Free Award in 2015. In 2012, she participated in the Harvard Business School’s Strategic Perspectives in the Nonprofit Leadership Program. Gilda served in the state Senate for eight years after serving two terms in the Michigan House of Representatives where she made history as the first woman floor leader in either chamber of the Legislature. Prior to serving in the Legislature, she served as an Oakland County Commissioner and a Huntington Woods City Commissioner. In addition to her civic leadership, Jacobs served as Development Director for JARC, a Jewish association providing residential care for persons with developmental disabilities. She also worked as a special education teacher in the Madison School District. Jacobs received both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Michigan. Contact: gjacobs@mlpp.org CLOSE INSERT/EDIT LINK Close Enter the destination URL URL Link Text Open link in a new tab Or link to existing content Search No search term specified. Showing recent items. Search or use up and down arrow keys to select an item. Cancel Notifications #