Andrea Flynn is a was born and raised in a small-town, middle-class community in Massachusetts. She is committed to the political, economic, and social equity and advancement of young women and has spent the last seven years consulting for organizations committed to these goals. Andrea is currently pursuing a MPA/MPH at Columbia University, where she is focusing on reproductive and sexual health and international development. She currently works with World Pulse – an international media enterprise that connects individuals and organizations around the world. Prior to beginning her master’s program, Andrea managed the Women Moving Millions campaign, an initiative that raised $190M for women’s foundations globally. Andrea is the co-founder and co-chair of the Supporting Women Artists Project (SWAP), a Brooklyn-based non-profit organization that provides free studio space to women artists in exchange for their mentoring public school students who do not have access to art education.
Sistas on the Rise and Casa Atabex Aché were highlighted in the New York Times for leveraging new grant dollars to strengthen their Bronx communities.
In December 2006, Third Wave celebrated 10 years of activism and philanthropy led by young women and trans youth. Learn more about the event… 