Meet the Team

Lizz Winstead

Founder, Chief Creative Officer (she/her)

Lizz Winstead, AAF’s founder and chief creative officer, is one of the top political satirists working today. As co-creator and head writer of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show,” she forever changed the way people get their news.

In 2004, Winstead also co-founded Air America Radio, while also co-hosting “Unfiltered” every morning with the amazing Rachel Maddow and Hip Hop legend, Chuck D.

Now with Abortion Access Front, Winstead has taken her satirical brilliance one step further, combining it with her passion for reproductive rights to expose anti choice hypocrisy and inspiring a whole new model of activism.

Alyssa Al-Dookhi

HEAD WRITER (they/them)

Alyssa Al-Dookhi is a comedian, educator and activist who has been featured on CNN’s United Shades of America with W. Kamau Bell. They are a YallaPunk artist fellow and official POC (Person of Comedy), and have received grants from the Independence Public Media Foundation and The Leeway Foundation for their upcoming talk show for the LGBTQIA+ SWANA* community, Sabah il Khara. Their mission is to help marginalized artists create community, and to show the world that the art of comedy is also a life skill.

Che Guerrero

Content Creator (He/Him/El)

Che Guerrero is an independent journalist, writer, artivist, content creator, and comedian who uses investigative journalism and humor to raise awareness about the undocumented experience and expose systemic and social injustices. As an “artivist”, Che uses various artistic mediums to highlight how institutional failures impact everyday people. His commitment to justice and the truth, together with his ability to infuse humor into serious topics makes him a unique and reliable voice for this generation.

Jason Fluegge

Director of Operations (he/him)

Jason is best described as that friend who is already making a spreadsheet for this. Before Joining AAF, Jason spent 7 years managing operations for a small culture change org using media to combat gender-based violence, and the prior 8 years in non-profit arts management helping grow a community theatre into a world-class performing arts venue.

Outside of work, Jason has a slight running and cycling habit, with multi-day charity rides, and 16 marathons towards his goal of running one in all 50 states. All this balances his passion for cooking, baking, and consequently eating.

Jin Moon

Podcast Producer, Talent & Venue Booker (She/Her)

Jin Moon is the producer of the Feminist Buzzkills podcast hosted by Lizz Winstead and Moji Alawode-El. She also books the talent guests on the podcast as well as for AAF fundraisers. She’s been fighting the patriarchy and primal screaming with AAF for the last decade. In other work, she is an Associate Producer, Marketing Director and booking agent for The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show. She also works with comedy photographer Mindy Tucker.

Kimberly Smith

Foundation Giving Officer (she/her)

Before joining AAF as Development Director, Kimberly worked for Doctors Without Borders, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, and American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee. She’s proud of her Appalachian roots, and lives half the year in Northeast Tennessee where she works on progressive issues, including abortion access, with a vibrant and diverse activist community.

Kristin Hady

DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS (she/her)

Kristin once read an article about clinic escorts being harassed and thought, “Hey, that sounds fun!” And the rest is history. She has spent the last seven years running the volunteer escort program at her local indie clinic, organizing protests and direct actions, raising thousands of dollars with her local volunteer-run abortion fund, and generally being a nuisance to any anti-abortion folks within a several hundred-mile radius. She has carefully honed her goddess-given ability to be Incredibly Annoying™️ and uses it exclusively on anti-abortion zealots. She found her people at AAF!

Moji Alawode-el

Marketing Manager (she/her)

Moji loves yoga, insightful books, great talks and is currently having all the fun raising an adorable-assed feminist.

Molly Gaebe

WRITER/PERFORMER (she/her)

Molly Gaebe is a writer and performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade and a proud abortion doula. She hails from Miami and has previously worked for the Reproductive Health Access Project. Some call her the “Sauce Queen” because she loves sauce so much. Sauce as in condiments. But she also loves wine so I guess both ways work.

Remy De Tournay

Podcast Editor/Producer, Repro Guest Booker, & Social Media Writer (she/her/ella)

Born and raised in Miami, Remy moved to Brooklyn from LA literally two days before the pandemic shut the city down. She held it down in NY and thank Goddess she did because she ended up joining the AAF team in 2021. Since then, she’s stacked on many hats around here: audio-editing our “Feminist Buzzkills” podcast, booking repro guests, and writing silly little things for our social media. Before AAF, she worked at radio stations including NPR’s KCRW, NTS, and UCLA Radio. She’s also a proud abortion doula and has worked with Florida Access Network, Tampa Bay Abortion Fund, EMA Abortion Fund, and the Yes on 4 Florida campaign. When she’s not AAF-ing, you can also find her organizing queer perreos to raise money for local NY-based Latine organizations (@disfrutar.nyc), binge-reading murder mystery thrillers, and spinning vinyl throughout Miami and New York.

Sherill Dingle

Programs Manager (She/Her)

Baltimore, RJ advocate that includes liberatory practices in my work, and I am committed to integrating them into every aspect. These practices are rooted in the belief that everyone deserves to live free from oppression and discrimination, and they seek to dismantle systems of power and privilege.

Stephanie Oster

Director of Development (She/Her)

Before Stephanie was a fundraiser, she traveled the globe as a hairstylist, taught English as a second language, was a personal assistant to the glorious Roberta Flack, worked on a coffee farm, and eventually found herself as an aid worker in the Guatemalan civil war. In her most recent carnation, she’s worked in Advocacy and Development for the American Heart Association, Doctors Without Borders, Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative, and the NY Women’s Foundation. She remembers volunteering for the Bay Area Coalition against Operation Rescue (BACOR) back in the 80s and never imagined that accessing safe abortions and protecting patients from anti-abortion extremists could get this much worse. But here we are. She thanks you for your support to AAF!