Shireen Nori is a recognized grassroots organizer and social movement strategist. She has over a decade of experience working at the intersections of reproductive justice and racial justice at the local, state, and federal levels. She also worked in climate justice at 350.org, where she co-created digital strategy for the 2019 Climate Strikes, which brought 7.6 million people out to the streets in a single day. Prior to joining Public Rights Project, she organized at Kairos Fellowship, where she supported over 200+ organizations in developing and strengthening their online and offline organizing through training, coaching, and strategic development. Shireen lives in Duwamish land called Seattle, Washington with her dog, Ruhi, and her refrigerator.