Jennifer Riley-Collins, Executive Director
Jennifer A. Riley-Collins, is a native of Meridian, MS. She is the youngest of the seven children of Joe H. and Bobbye N. Riley.
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Staff
Tabuthia Bell, Finance Officer
Tabuthia Bell began at the ACLU of Mississippi in December 2013 as Finance Officer. Prior to the ACLU, she worked at Dewitt Sullivan, CPA and Bruno & Tervalon, LLP. Tabuthia is a graduate of Alcorn State University.
Cynthia Goodloe Palmer, Operations and Administration Specialist
Cynthia Goodloe Palmer joined the ACLU of Mississippi in July 2018 as the Director of Operations and Administration. Cynthia also serves as the Executive Director of the Veterans of the Mississippi Civil Rights Movement, Inc and as the Secretary of the SNCC Legacy Project Board.
Zakiya Summers, Director of Communications & Advocacy
Zakiya Summers is the Director of Communications and Advocacy for the ACLU of Mississippi. Prior to ACLU, she served as Events and Communications Director for One Voice, a policy advocacy organization that works for the benefit of marginalized populations in partnership with com
Shalonda Spencer, Advocacy Coordinator
Shalonda Spencer is the Advocacy Coordinator for ACLU of Mississippi, where she focuses on the affiliate’s criminal justice reform and voter rights centers of work. Prior to ACLU, Shalonda served as the Policy Coordinator for Mississippi Black Women’s Roundtable.
Jensen Luke Matar, TEAP-MS Advocacy Coordinator
Jensen Luke Matar joined the ACLU of Mississippi in July 2018 as the Transgender Education & Advocacy Program (TEAP-MS) Coordinator, but he isn’t new to the organization.
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