Regional Organizer Coordinator

Casey Olsen-Kara (they/them) has been a long-time community advocate for reproductive healthcare. Casey strongly believes in bodily autonomy and the freedom to choose what is best for your body and life. 

Born and raised in Issaquah, Casey moved to Western Montana to attend college and began organizing for environmental causes, congressional campaigns, voter outreach, LGBTQIA+ issues, and reproductive rights in rural areas of Montana. In 2024, Casey relocated to Northern California after years of organizing to work in environmental law and policy, advocating to protect lands and water in the state legislature and with local communities. Most recently, Casey managed a congressional campaign in Eastern Washington, and is excited to work with rural communities again with Northwest Reproductive Equity.

When Casey isn’t out hosting community events or knocking doors, they enjoy snowboarding, horseback riding, mule packing in the wilderness, fiber crafts, and fostering kittens with their wife.