Social impact consulting firm Camber Collective has been serving clients and partners in the Reproductive Health, Rights and Justice space for the past five years. In this time, we've been fortunate enough to work with leading organizations in the sector, and as we confronted the likely end of Roe v. Wade, we thought it pertinent to share about the work we've done in collaboration with these partners that is specifically focused on improving and expanding equitable access to abortion services, as well as share some opportunities for people to translate anger and frustration into action.
Rozella Kennedy
Director of Impact and Equity
Rozella Kennedy leads Camber’s internal Equity and Belonging work, building towards our ways of working, and culture of learning and celebration. She also direct Camber’s external dissemination of our theories of influence, both in our client work and our business and social sector influence and impact.
Rozie has founded three nonprofits and has held executive roles in the arts, environmental, and social service sectors. She is also a published essayist, ghost writer, and copyeditor, with an early career in media and for the ACLU. She is also the creator of Brave Sis Project, a lifestyle brand & social cause using wellness & history to build an inclusive sisterhood; her Brave Sis Activity book will be released by Workman Press in 2023.
A native New Yorker, and former Parisian and Santa Fean, she has lived in the Bay Area with her husband, composer/conductor John Kennedy, since 2012. Their two adult daughters reside in New York City, constantly driving her zeal for building better cultures and communities of inclusion, celebration, cooperation, dignity & wellbeing.
Posts by Rozella Kennedy
“The data is clear: climate change affects all dimensions of human life, including the economy, housing, ...
I’ve long believed that everyone can be a philanthropist. Whether your donation is $5 or $5M, what matters is the spirit of generosity and the act of lifting up and acknowledging the people and organizations that are doing good work. To that end, when informed that Camber Collective had decided to walk our Equity talk, by donating 1% of our 2021 revenue to Equity giving, it was only natural that as the Director of Impact and Equity, I wanted to bring the entire team into the spirit of giving
team’s many hours of co-learning, reflecting, appreciation, de-centering, and design of our pathway towards being an equitable firm and a collaborative partner for our clients and their missions. However, as Camber’s new and first Director of Impact and Equity who joined the firm earlier this fall of 2021, I am excited and proud to share my perspective on what we have discovered so far, and the efforts we will continue to pursue.