Isabella Grullon is the Director of Advocacy and Campaigns at the NY Birth Control Access Project, where she leads statewide advocacy strategy to expand access to reproductive health care. She has worked on reproductive policy at both the state and international levels and has been with NYBCAP for more than three years, beginning as a fellow leading organizing efforts for the Legislative Education and Advocacy Program.

Prior to joining NYBCAP full-time, Isabella was a Jeannette K. Watson Fellow and an Eva Kastan Grove Fellow. Through these fellowships, she advanced climate resilience policy in California, supported education policy initiatives at the New York City Council, contributed to national political strategy at Slingshot Strategies, and worked on gender equity policy in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Isabella holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from CUNY Hunter College, magna cum laude, with minors in Africana, Puerto Rican, and Latino Studies and Public Policy.

Izza is the Technical Assistance Program Director at the NY Birth Control Access Project. Previously, she served as a Senior Fellow at NYBCAP, where she focused on expanding access to reproductive healthcare through culturally competent peer education, grassroots, and digital advocacy.

She has held several clinical, patient-facing roles, including as a pharmacy technician and as a research assistant on neuroscience and developmental psychopathology studies. Drawing on her background in health and research, Izza relies on an intersectional public health approach that bridges policy, communications, and scientific evidence.

Izza is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health in Health Policy and Management at the NYU School of Global Public Health. She earned her bachelor’s degree from SUNY Stony Brook University, majoring in Sociology with minors in Political Science and Chemistry.

Paige is a graduate student pursuing her Masters of Public Health in Epidemiology at SUNY Downstate. She received her bachelor's degree from Stony Brook University, double majoring in Psychology and Sociology, with a minor in Health, Medicine, and Society.

Paige joined NYBCAP because of her desire to address reproductive injustice and health disparities. She is working to increase equitable access to contraception throughout New York state. 

She works under the guidance of Izza Malik, Program Director, and assists with pharmacist outreach and programming.

Tammy is a junior studying health and nutritional sciences with a concentration in public health at Brooklyn College under the Macaulay Honors program. Tammy joined NYBCAP because of her passion towards equitable access to health care and services. She is excited to see how the public health concepts she learns in the classroom translates to actionable steps towards reproductive justice at NYBCAP.

Tammy is the lead Senior Fellow on the Pharmacy Access Initiative (PAI) and works under the guidance of Jenna Bimbi, Executive Director, and Izza Malik, Program Director. Tammy is the driving force behind the grassroots organizing necessary to build a comprehensive and successful implementation program powered by advocates.

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 graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health. She joined NYBCAP as an intern for her senior practicum in February 2025 and continued as a Fellow in June 2025. She is driven by her passion for serving underserved communities and her commitment to advancing meaningful, statewide change in access to reproductive health care. She is looking forward to continuing to apply her public health training to expand equitable access to contraception and healthcare statewide.

Ja’Nai works under the guidance of Isabella Grullon and collaborates with the Campuses With Emergency (CWEC) campaign to support students in grassroots organizing efforts on their campuses, including initiatives to establish low-cost emergency contraception vending machines. She also assists with community outreach, advocacy initiatives, and program support aimed at improving reproductive health access throughout New York.

Mayisa is a junior studying biology at Cornell University. Mayisa's 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 is a recent graduate of SUNY Purchase College with a degree in Sociology and received her Masters in Public Health at Columbia University’s Mailman School. After her time as a Fellow with NYBCAP she went on to work as a full-time fundraiser using the skills she learned at NYBCAP. Moza joined NYBCAP because the organization's mission to increase access to birth control aligns with her values and career pursuits; she loves being part of NYBCAP because she can implement real-world reproductive health initiatives for those who need it the most.

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.

Chinemerem is a junior at Binghamton University majoring in Philosophy, Politics, and Law. She joined NYBCAP to gain behind the scenes insight into the legal and policy process of a cause that is both important and personal to her. She is looking forward to increasing NYBCAP’s visibility and encouraging greater youth involvement in policy and government.

Chinemerem works under the guidance of Isabella Grullon, Director of Advocacy and Campaigns, and assists with the planning, coordination, and execution of legislative advocacy trips and mentoring her peers in civic engagement.

Sarah is a second year graduate student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY) studying Forensic Psychology. Sarah joined as a volunteer on the Associate Board, later became a fellow and is now the Director of Policy and Government Relations at the NY Birth Control Action Fund.

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.