Executive Director

Amy has spent over 21 years directing nonprofits and small businesses. She founded and owned DC Birth Doulas, the largest doula agency in Washington D.C., before moving back to her home state of Georgia to advocate for and work directly with incarcerated pregnant women and families impacted by incarceration.
She is a graduate of Denison University (BA) and Vanderbilt Divinity School (MTS).

Program Director

Vanessa brings experience, passion, and a deep understanding of the needs of mothers and children impacted by the criminal legal system to her role. For over a decade she has worked with justice-impacted mothers and uses her experience to help women navigate the obstacles they face coming out of incarceration. She is a paralegal concentrating in criminal, business, and family law.
Vanessa is fluent in Spanish and American Sign Language and is a Certified Circle of Security Parenting Facilitator.

Program Coordinator

Sarah has a passion for helping others. From an early age she wanted to be a social worker with a desire to build deep, trusting relationships. Her mission is to treat justice-impacted mothers as individuals and not a number by creating personal relationships grounded in trust and mutual respect.
Sarah is currently majoring in business and communications. For the past year, she has actively participated in resilience training courses to assist her families to help cope with the traumas of parental incarceration.

Director of Operations

Chloe ensures that the MBB staff is equipped with the resources they need. She is passionate about building strong organizational foundations for sustainability and growth. She's also passionate about budgets, to-do lists, and procedures.
Chloe began her career as a business consultant providing organization growth and performance management support for organizations, specializing in the nonprofit and healthcare industries.
Chloe is a graduate of New York University (BA) and Georgia State University (MBA; MHA).

April joins the MBB team as the Director of Program Operations, supporting the Program Coordinators’ day-to-day work.
April is a passionate Licensed Clinical Social Worker with years of experience working with folks dealing with substance use, mental health challenges, and homelessness. She's deeply committed to disrupting systems that harm marginalized communities and believes everyone deserves love, support, and dignity. She loves working with scrappy, innovative nonprofits, bringing her energy and a "dream and scheme" mindset to find creative solutions. April is all about building and supporting strong, high-functioning teams and creating programs that put the people’s needs at the center.
Driven by a love for social justice and big ideas, April enjoys dreaming up new ways to make a difference and believes that real change happens when we listen, innovate, and work together.