Murry is a native Arkansan and returned to her home state in 2004. She has worked and volunteered at Planned Parenthood in New York, Chicago, and Arkansas since 1985.  After completing her MPH at UAMS in 2009, Murry worked at Planned Parenthood as a policy analyst and lobbyist for public health issues, including health care reform and reproductive healthcare service delivery. In addition to working to get progressive Arkansas women elected, Murry enjoys traveling, reading, and visiting her sons in Denver and Boston.

Caroline Jackson Morgan is an Arkansas native who grew up in Pocahontas. When she is not working to help progressive women get elected in the Natural State, Caroline is happiest hanging out with her family & cats, ringing handbells, or traveling.

Christine grew up in Oklahoma, inspired by her Yellow Dog Democrat grandmother to champion progressive causes. Her passion for social justice began in 8th grade when she organized a protest to defend a teacher dismissed for discussing current events. Christine holds a B.A. in Letters from the University of Oklahoma, which she credits with broadening her worldview. After moving to Arkansas for law school, she raised three daughters who motivate her advocacy work. An attorney licensed in Arkansas and Mississippi, Christine has fought against unfair corporate and governmental practices. Since 2016, she has been an active member of the ACLU of Arkansas Board, where she currently serves as president. Additionally, she served as a lead volunteer organizer for the 2024 Arkansas Abortion Amendment.