Laura Terech (she, her, hers)
After a career as an elementary school teacher, Laura is now a community organizer and voting rights advocate who has spent time on both federal and local campaigns. She serves as a trainer as well as the Request to Speak Coordinator for Civic Engagement Beyond Voting. Laura is also involved with Moms Demand Action, Save Our Schools, and the NAACP. She is part of several State Legislature watch groups as well as the grassroots organization Indivisible. Laura is the President of the Phoenix chapter of the National Organization for Women in addition to serving as the state Policy Spokesperson. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from the University of Arizona and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Arizona State University. Laura is passionate about voting rights, public education, and women’s issues.