Passionate servant leader with 25+ years’ experience in the social change arena, focused on organizational/change management, advocacy, and community organizing in the reproductive, housing, racial, and gender justice and equity space. Tanya currently is the Program and Grants Development Manager at Weld Seattle and the co-executive director at Be:Seattle Organizing. Tanya is a certified sexuality educator, certified peer counselor, and doula.

Jen Keller, CPA, is a Principal in Clark Nuber’s Accounting and Consulting Services Group.

Jen focuses on federal grant compliance and serves not-for-profit clients in a variety of industries.

She has over 17 years of experience in the not-for-profit sector and over 8 years of experience in accounting and grants management.

A former Peace Corps volunteer in Niger, West Africa, Jen holds a Masters in International Human Rights from the University of Denver’s Josef Korbel School of International Studies and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Delaware.

My advocacy started from an early age, when I realized things happened in this world that could benefit one and hurt another simultaneously. This passion to help however I could, gave me the drive to seek out non-profits throughout my college and professional careers to volunteer with and learn from. My professional experiences expanded in event management, marketing, strategic communications, research and development and media relations. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, with a focus in media literacy and social justice.

I chose to volunteer for OPS and become a board member after learning about the sex-trade industry and felt strongly and passionately about making a difference any way I could. Learning and sharing information with those in my spaces, I am grateful to the staff and board members at OPS for sharing their stories and healing journeys. I am proud to be a small part of this space of change.

Kevin P. Henry has over 30 years of experience in the diversity, equity, inclusion, public relations, and broadcasting industries. He works for regional agencies, businesses, and nonprofits and delivers presentations on Leadership, Trauma-Informed Care, Public Relations, and Diversity, Equity, and inclusion.

Kevin also created and managed the City of Bellevue Diversity Advantage program from 1994-2015. Other positions include working as the Red Cross of Hawaii Communications Manager and coordinating DEI training for Volunteers of America Western Washington and Sound Mental Health. As an independent journalist, Kevin writes for several publications, has produced public affairs interviews for KBCS-FM, 91.3, and hosts his podcast, All The Way Authentic.

Kevin has a Bachelor of Arts in Radio/TV/Film, and his academic background includes studies in Journalism and Sociology. He is a native of Los Angeles, CA.

Bryce has nearly 20 years of non-profit experience across numerous roles including residential staff, case manager, therapist, manager, and director. As a clinical social worker his direct practice experience focuses on children, youth, and young adults with a specific focus on youth experiencing homelessness, sexual exploitation, and complex trauma. He currently serves as the Director of Learning for a Seattle-based pediatric behavioral health non-profit.

Bryce holds a BA in applied psychology, a Master of Social Work in clinical social work, and a Master of Science in childhood studies. He is currently completing a doctorate of social work. He is licensed in the State of Washington as an LICSW. In addition to his full-time job and volunteering with OPS, he serves as an adjunct instructor of social work and a clinical practicum instructor for multiple universities.

He is passionate about social justice, equity, trauma-informed care, and mentoring the next generation of therapists, social workers, and youth workers. He chose to volunteer for OPS due to his belief that men must be part of the solution to ending sexual exploitation and gender-based violence.