Creating new spaces for conversation: BJC staff Q&A with Sabrina Dent
As director of the BJC Center for Faith, Justice and Reconciliation, Sabrina leads several of BJC’s educational programs and BJC’s Project on Race and Religious Freedom.
America has no second-class faiths: BJC staff Q&A with Karlee Marshall
As the communications manager at BJC, Karlee focuses on digital communications and media relations. She grew up in Ardmore, Oklahoma, and earned her degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Supporting faith freedom: BJC staff Q&A with Carlton Grace Baites
As the executive assistant, Carlton supports Amanda and other members of the executive team behind-the-scenes as they lead the organization. After growing up in Tennessee – in both Memphis and Murfreesboro – Carlton earned a degree from Middle Tennessee State University.
The logistics of social change: BJC staff Q&A with Jaziah Masters
As BJC’s advocacy and outreach manager, Jaziah Masters helps BJC supporters further engage with our work and become religious liberty advocates. Originally from Dallas, Texas, he earned degrees from Baylor University and George Washington University.
