Our Board

Christine Wood began her public interest career canvassing for environmental groups in Cleveland, Ohio, during summers off from college. After graduating Yale, she joined the PIRG network of organizations. For more than a dozen years, Christine dedicated herself to organizing and development, including student organizing, field campaigns and directing canvasses, and building the development divisions. She was the database manager for the 2004 New Voters Project which organized voter registration and turn-out of hundreds of thousands of young voters in six states. Currently, Christine can be found, with her husband Kirk or her daughter Vienne, wielding a saws-all while renovating a 100-year-old home in Northwest Denver.

Ayodele Carroo is the director, legal and business affairs, original series at Netflix. She was previously vice president for legal affairs at NBCUniversal, Inc. In 2008, she directed the Community Voters Project, a non-partisan voter mobilization program to increase Rising American Electorate participation. Ayodele graduated from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill in 1999 and Harvard Law School in 2002. After law school, she clerked for Justice Robert Eastaugh of the Alaska Supreme Court and practiced civil litigation at Jenner & Block in Washington, D.C., and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges in Los Angeles, California. She joined the Fair Share Education Board in 2009.

Mia Moore is passionate about using strong, supportive management and organizational systems in the work for equity and justice. She has been an organizer, fundraiser, manager, listener, and learner for more than 20 years. Most recently, as the chief of staff at Democracy for America, she focused her efforts on hiring, supporting and working with great people to effect meaningful change through the U.S. electoral process. Mia got her start organizing as a WISPIRG volunteer at the University of Wisconsin, and, in roles with CALPIRG, The Fund, Toxics Action Center, and Fair Share Alliance, she came to know the power of people joining their voices together to forward a just cause.