Alexis Juday-Marshall is a dedicated advocate for social change, with a keen focus on environmental justice and government transparency. Since joining the League of Women Voters in late 2018, she has actively promoted accountability in government processes through her roles in the Observer Corps, as co-chair of the Climate Action Committee of King County/Seattle, and representing the League as a Delegate at the United Nations Climate Change Conferences, including COP26 in Glasgow and COP28 in Dubai. She is most proud of her work as co-chair of the LWVUS DEI Committee during her first board term.
Her academic background, with bachelor’s and master’s degrees in journalism and public administration from Seattle University, reflects her commitment to effecting systemic change. Her master's thesis, "Addressing the Climate Change Crisis: Indigenous Perspectives for Environmental Justice," showcases her in-depth understanding of environmental issues and their intersection with social equity.
As grants manager at Equality California, Alexis leverages her expertise to help the organization secure resources for programs that advance LGBTQ+ civil rights and social justice. Her work is pivotal in supporting initiatives aimed at creating a more equitable and inclusive California.
At home in Los Angeles, Alexis brings a wealth of experience and a strong drive for community engagement to her surroundings. Beyond her professional pursuits, she is deeply engaged in advocacy and nonprofit volunteerism. She cherishes time spent with her partner and their dog, Nugget, and is a passionate traveler, reader, cook, sports fan, and animal enthusiast.