Kinsey is passionate about challenging systems and reimagining ways of being in a world that centers the most marginalized communities. They firmly believe that another world is possible and are happy to join conversations about the transformation needed to get us there.

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Kinsey is a nonbinary trans person from Indianapolis who is deeply committed to people’s movements that fight for racial, economic, gender, disability, and environmental justice. 

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As the Marion County Reentry Coalition Associate, Kinsey is a community connector for justice-involved populations and the organizations that support them. They are primarily responsible for the management, organizational development, and leadership support of the MCRC.

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Prior to joining MCRC, Kinsey served as the Staff Support Specialist at Outside the Box, Inc. where they engaged in disability justice work focused on the empowerment of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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As a college student, Kinsey was involved in campus organizing focused on racial equity, ending campus sexual violence, increasing LGBTQIA+ support, and the unionization of food service workers. Through these organizing efforts, Kinsey learned the power of grassroots organizing and the importance of cross-community collaboration. Kinsey earned a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from Butler University with a minor in Race, Gender and Sexuality Studies (RGSS) as well as Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS).