Isabella works under the guidance of Jenna Bimbi, the Executive Director, and assists with grassroots organizing, legislative initiatives, and policy research.

Izza Malik, BA, is the Technical Assistance Program Director at NYBCAP.  Izza is currently pursuing her MPH in Health Policy and Management at NYU School of Global Public Health. She received her Bachelor's Degree from SUNY Stony Brook University, majoring in Sociology, and minoring in Political Science and Chemistry. 

Most recently, she has served as a Senior Fellow at NYBCAP, with focus on expanding reproductive healthcare access through peer education, policy reform, grassroots and digital advocacy. In the past, she has held several clinical positions, including as a pharmacy technician, served as a research assistant on neuroscience, and developmental psychopathology studies.

Paige is a second year graduate student at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University studying public health. Paige joined NYBCAP to advocate for equitable reproductive health care.

As a Program Associate for PAC:TAP, Paige is involved in data management and outreach initiatives.

Tammy works under the direction of the the Co-Executive Directors, and assists with the CWEC Campaign and the Opill Access Initiative.

Katie is a committed reproductive health advocate who joined the New York Birth Control Access Project’s Associate Board for the Fall 2024–Spring 2025 term. She is currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Policy at American University. 

Ja’nai is a recent graduate of Lehman College, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Public Health. She has been a NYBCAP fellow since June 2025. She is a native New Yorker from the Bronx and remains dedicated to making a positive impact in her hometown.  

Ja’nai joined NYBCAP because of her passion for serving underserved communities and desire to create meaningful change in the community she is a part of. Through this fellowship she has been able to apply what she's learned to real-world situations and contribute to initiatives that directly impact the Bronx and beyond.

Mayisa is a junior studying biology at Cornell University. Mayisas involvement with NYBCAP began as an associate board member 2 semesters ago, and one of her favorite memories with NYBCAP is being all together for Albany Day! 

Prior to joining NYBCAP, Sarah served as a Program Officer for The Ascend Fund, a collaborative fund dedicated to achieving gender parity in state legislatures, and as the Executive Director of Vote Mama, a national organization that works to elect moms with young children.

Moza works under the guidance of Sarah Rowen, the Director of Development, and assists with NYBCAP’s fundraising process including grant writing, donor outreach, and in collaboration with the Executive Director.

Sarah worked under the guidance of Jenna Bimbi, the Co-Executive Director, and assisted with press and communications in order to promote the work of NYBCAP.