(she, her, hers) Tania Gerard focuses on advocating for public policies that protect and advance Reproductive Justice. She has lived in Mexico and Spain, before arriving in Arizona in 2016. She worked as a Reproductive Rights educator with vulnerable populations in various areas of Mexico. After moving to Spain, she obtained a Master in Interdisciplinary Gender Studies and advocated for Homebirth and Humanized Birth. She organized the "Nacer en Casa" conference in Madrid in 2010 and 2011. Soon after settling down in Arizona, she became a Handmaid and participated in the Kavanaugh protest and vigil in 2018. She later joined the Board of Handmaid' Resistance Phoenix and served for a year. She also volunteers with Equality AZ, Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix, and Trans Queer Pueblo/Peacework Medical. As an LGBTQ, Latinx parent, Tania has an interest in formally researching what Reproductive Justice means for different intersections and reflect these experiences in public policy. She is currently the campaign manager for one of the key Legislative races in the East Valley.