Andrea Hildebran

Email Address: andrea@bilerico.com

Location: St. Petersburg, FL

Project Contributor Since: October 2007

Entries by this Contributor: 8

Andrea Hildebran is a writer and activist whose experience is in legal, legislative and grassroots advocacy, as well as non-profit management, and ballot measure campaigns. She served as the Executive Director of the Kentucky Fairness Alliance for four years during which the state fought its 2004 Constitutional amendment campaign over banning marriage, civil unions and domestic partnerships. Prior to moving to Kentucky, Andrea was a fundraiser for Houston’s No on City Prop 2 campaign, and for Vermonters for Civil Unions. She was the Public Education Director for Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) in Boston, and the Producer of One in Ten, a commercial talk radio show for the LGBT community. She chaired both OutSomerville, a political action committee for LGBT people in Somerville, MA, and Boston National Voices, a multi-racial coalition formed to facilitate cross-community responses to hate incidents in the Boston area. Andrea holds a Masters degree in History from the Université du Québec à Montréal.

Andrea lives in St. Petersburg, FL and works as a consultant, fundraiser and coordinating grassroots outreach programs for non-profits through her new consulting firm Progressive Persuasion. She is involved in the founding of community gardens in St Petersburg.

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