Danielle Rodriguez

A dedicated advocate and organizer, Danielle Rodriguez embraces both she and they pronouns to honor their multifaceted identity. As the Georgia Coordinator at SisterSong, the esteemed National Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective, Rodriguez devotes their efforts to championing reproductive justice and empowering marginalized communities.

At the heart of Rodriguez's work lies a profound belief in the transformative power of coalition building and community growth. Through their role, they skillfully cultivate partnerships and nurture collaborations to advance the collective cause. They are driven by the understanding that true progress can only be achieved when diverse voices unite, fostering empathy, understanding, and shared purpose.

One of Rodriguez's significant contributions is the creation of the SisterSong Queer, Trans, and Women Bailout Program, a small yet mighty initiative with a profound mission—freedom for Georgia's most marginalized communities. By addressing the systemic injustices within the criminal justice system, this program provides vital support and resources to those who have been disproportionately impacted.

Recognizing the intrinsic link between civic engagement and reproductive justice, Rodriguez spearheaded the 'RJ the Vote' campaign—an embodiment of their commitment to fostering inclusive and safe spaces for the community. By organizing a transformative event where individuals could gather, converse, heal, and dance while awaiting the final votes for governor or presidency, they aimed to empower marginalized communities, reminding them of their collective strength and agency.

In addition to their impactful campaigns, Rodriguez has demonstrated their dedication to education and dialogue by playing a pivotal role in organizing the first RJ Leadership Summit (2014) and co-organizing the 'Let's Talk About Sex' Conferences. These gatherings fostered an open and inclusive environment where participants engaged in thoughtful discussions, shared knowledge, and collectively envisioned a future where reproductive health and justice are upheld for all.

Rodriguez is an influential organizer who spearheaded the reproductive justice movement in response to the appalling forced sterilizations targeting BIPOC individuals at the Irwin County Detention Center. Through her tireless efforts, she organized a Reproductive Justice Briefing, hosted vigils with impacted families and freed migrants, penned heartfelt letters to government officials, spoke passionately at rallies, and worked in coalition to ultimately celebrate the success of closing the Irwin County Detention Center. Rodriguez's advocacy for migrant justice remains unwavering as she continues to fight for the rights and well-being of migrants, steadfastly working towards a more equitable and humane society for all.

Rodriguez's approach to advocacy is rooted in thoughtful reflection and a deep understanding of the complex issues at hand. By amplifying the stories and experiences of marginalized communities, they strive to challenge societal norms and inspire meaningful change. Their tireless efforts as a reproductive justice organizer that is woven in their work in migrant protection and LGBTQ+ liberation, exemplify a profound commitment to building a more equitable and inclusive society for all.

Rodriguez proudly dedicates their time to parenting, engaging in therapy, abolition and healing justice.