Voting, Social Injustice, and the Power of the Black Voice

Tracey Corder is a native of Milwaukee, WI. Deputy Campaign Director for Action Center on Race and the Economy’s (ACRE) Policing, Incarceration and Tech campaigns. She comes to this work after serving as a social worker, electoral campaign organizer and political strategist.

Her previous position as Director of Federal Action and Racial Justice at Center for Popular Democracy worked to advance direct action as a tactic to advocate for progressive legislation on housing, immigration, voting rights, climate and policing.

Tracey serves on the Advisory Board of Be A Hero, the Steering Committee of Black Womxn For, the Board of Alliance for Youth Organizing and is a trainer for the Birddog Nation.