Malynda Rascoe

Malynda Rascoe, MPA, is a well-respected Organizer, Policy Strategist, and Anti-Oppression Activist dedicated to justice for historically excluded communities, especially BIPOC individuals.

Driven by the belief that those closest to the pain should have power in decision-making, Malynda advocates for a world based on compassion, equity, and respect.

As a Black Woman, she focuses on policy, advocacy, and supporting progressive candidates nationwide to empower Women and BIPOC communities.

Her unique approach includes diligent work ethic and strategic campaigning, always striving to be the best version of herself, personally and professionally.

Committed to philanthropy, Malynda uplifts Women and People of Color across social, political, and economic landscapes through various leadership roles in advocacy organizations.

She holds a Master's degree in Public Affairs and Administration from Metropolitan College of New York and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from John Jay College.

Malynda has held key positions like Chair of the New York State Young Democrats Women's Caucus and served in roles at organizations like the Democratic National Committee and NAACP.