Managing Partner

Carly is a seasoned nonprofit executive, organizer and sometimes data nerd who has worn many hats in the nonprofit world - from canvasser to Executive Director. Carly is a co-founder of the Mobilization Center and has gratefully called Alaska home since 2010. 

Managing Partner & Data Director

Emily has over 16 years of experience in Alaska politics, specializing in field organizing and data strategy. She got her Alaska start as an organizer on the Kenai Peninsula in '08 on the Begich for Senate race and has worked on a variety of political, ballot measure and issue campaigns since - most notably the Stop Pebble Mine campaign. Raised in the Midwest, Anchorage is now home. Emily helped Carly start the Mobilization Center because she has seen that data driven grassroots organizing can make or break a campaign.

Program & Canvass Director

Kalli has been dedicated to advancing political and social causes since 2019. With a background in theatre and coaching public speakers, Kalli brings a unique blend of communication skills and passion for activism to her work. Originally from Anchorage, she is deeply committed to serving the community she loves and creating positive change that will benefit both current and future generations. Kalli believes that through local engagement and grassroots efforts, communities can build a better and more just world for all.

Rural & indigenous Outreach Program Director

Jackie (Cup’ig) has roots from Nunivak Island, Mekoryuk, Alaska located in the Bering Sea. She resides in Anchorage with her yuliaq, adopted teenage daughter. Her maternal grandparents are Clarence Kolerok and Laura Shavings Kolerok. Her Cup’ig name, Arnaciar, was given to her by her grandmother, who shares the same name. Jackie has a background in public policy, having previously worked in Juneau as a legislative aide for rural and urban senators and representatives; it is there that her love and passion for public policy and the advancement of Indigenous leadership in those roles emerged. She also has a background in non-profits, having leadership in Indigenous nonprofit management and advocacy work. She received her undergraduate degree in criminal justice from the University of Alaska, Anchorage. In her free time, she enjoys crafting with seal skin and quills, hunting, fishing, and teaching her yuliaq traditional ways of life.