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2020 March Leadership

With every year, with every march, we listen to new ideas and welcome new voices in leadership. 

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2020/2021 Leadership Team

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Suzie Schuckman 

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Jade Marquez

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Genene Duran

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Rufina A. Hernandez

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Vanessa Michel​

  • ANGELA ASTLE
  • GENENE DURAN
  • VANESSA MICHEL
  • ROHINI GUPTA 
  • SUZIE SCHUCKMAN 
  • JADE MARQUEZ
  • RUFINA HERNANDEZ
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Genene Duran


​Dr. Duran is currently an Assistant Director and Adjunct Professor at CCA. Her passions include providing a voice for underserved communities and affecting positive change through leadership, strategic planning, relationship building, change management, community outreach, community engagement, and organizational training.

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Vanessa Michel is the Director of Communications at ACLU of Colorado and manages all external communications for the non-profit civil rights organization. She previously worked as the Special Projects Manager at Artforum International Magazine in New York. Vanessa is a first-generation American, holds a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art and Literature from the University of North Texas, and was a 2003 Yale University Resident Fellow. Her volunteer experience includes the San Diego Council on Adult Literacy, Comida Para Vida, and Meow Wolf art collective in Santa Fe. She has exhibited her artwork at Columbia University and galleries and museums across the country. She currently lives in Denver with her husband and their three dogs.

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Suzie Schuckman 


As long as Suzie can remember she's been raising my hand and speaking out. Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Suzie relocated to Denver in 2016 to serve a nonprofit agency. Service has always been at the core of who she is how she lives. Her career is rooted in public service and nonprofit work.

​Suzie is proud and honored to serve as a member of the Womxn’s March Denver Board because she believes we have an opportunity to inspire necessary and effective change in our community. She is committed to making our home a place built on equitable values.

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Jade Marquez


​Jade Marquez is the Membership Operations Manager at the Colorado Technology Association (CTA). Her other professional and community involvements include Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce (CWCC) Young Professionals Board Member and Women in Technology Colorado Council (WIT-CO) Member. Forever curious, and a self-described learning moment enthusiast Jade's passion is to advocate for gender parity through professional and personal endeavors. When she isn’t running day-to-day membership operations or engaging community, she spends her time going to movies, watching live standup comedy, and playing with Babu her beloved Silver Shaded Persian cat. 
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Rufina Hernandez


Rufina A. Hernández, Esq., is the Associate Director of the Office of Equal Opportunity and ADA Coordinator at the University of Denver, having previously served as the director of the Colorado Civil Rights Division of the State of Colorado.  
 A leading voice on solutions to the challenges facing African American, Asian, Latino, and Native students and teachers, Hernández has a long record of civil rights and education advocacy.   Prior to returning to Colorado, she served as the executive director of the Campaign for High School Equity (CHSE), a coalition of the nation’s most prominent civil rights and education advocacy organizations focused on high school education reform and as director of NEA’s Human and Civil Rights (HCR)  department at the National Education Association (NEA) in Washington, DC.

Prior to her work at NEA and CHSE, Hernández was executive director of the Latin American Research and Service Agency (LARASA), a Colorado-based civil rights organization. During her tenure there, she advocated for policy reform in civil rights issues affecting the Latino community, including health, education, employment, and immigration.

A native of New Mexico, Hernández holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of New Mexico and a Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center. 


2020 Heavy Lifters

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Volunteers are the true power behind the march.

we are grateful to every volunteer, and ESPECIALLY these volunteers who take on full-time work to Put on the march. 

Fundraising
Chair: Genene Duran
Karen Harrison
Suzie Schuckman


Community Engagement 
Chair: Rohini Gupta
Eriko Tsogo
Shahira Quadrat 
Bernadette Barton 
Emma Stadele
​Morgan Haviland
Chetna Mehta
​Lauren Turner  
Rufina Hernandez
Kaitlin Stecklin
Tiara Dubose
​Apryl Alexander
Katherine Miller
Alex Mitchell
logistics & Volunteer 
Logistics Chair: TBD
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Volunteer Coordinator Chair: ​Suzie Schuckman
programming
Chair: Angela Astle

​Connie Lane:  Stage Management
marketing & PR
Chair: ​Angela Astle
Pat Smith
Liz Miller
​Vanessa Michel

Hayli Nemeth
Lauren Turner

Paloma Valverde
Jade Marquez
admin support 
Tiffany Holcomb 
​Ronda Laredo 

legacy Team 

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Kerry O'Grady
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Sharon Hwang
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Regan Byrd
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Brenda Herrera Moreno 
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Tikneshia Beauford
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Lisa Cutter

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​​Jolie Brawner​

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Jessica Rogers

© Womxn's March Denver, 2018. 
  • About Us
    • Womxn's March Leadership
    • Our Mission
    • Denver March History
    • Press
  • Donate
    • Donate
    • Help Raise Funds 2020
  • Volunteer/Connect
    • Volunteer
    • Connect
  • Store
  • Sponsorship
    • Sponsorships Available #Vote2Vent
  • Community Events
    • Community Workshops
    • 2020 Artists and IMPACT EXPO Organizations
  • # Vote2Vent
    • 2020 CO Ballot
  • Position Statements
    • Call For Justice
    • Free and Fair Elections
  • Blog