Kinzie Mabon, a skilled community organizer and leader, has dedicated her career to promoting social justice and equality in Nebraska. With a Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology from Scripps College and a semester studying Irish and International Politics at University College Cork, she has developed a strong understanding of the complexities of society and the importance of empowering underrepresented communities.

Mabon has held various roles in several organizations, including Deputy Director at All Due Respect and former Field Director and Deputy Field Director at the Nebraska Civic Engagement Table. She has also worked as a Voting Rights Community Organizer at Nebraskans for Civic Reform and as an Intern at the Nebraska Democratic Party, demonstrating her passion and commitment to building strong coalitions and developing young leaders.

In her most recent role at the Nebraska Civic Engagement Table, Mabon developed and taught the successful Organizer School program, aimed at training community organizers and supporting their ongoing efforts to improve engagement, advocacy, and participation among marginalized communities. She also managed and mentored a team of field professionals, overseeing voter registration, community partnerships, and advocacy campaigns, among other areas.

Overall, Mabon's expertise in community organizing, coalition building, and leadership development has made her a valuable asset to any organization working to promote social justice and inclusion.