Jasmine Keith is a dedicated organizer, strategist, and community leader committed to building power and advancing economic justice, labor rights, reproductive justice, criminal justice reform, and voting rights. She has extensive experience in grassroots mobilization, electoral engagement, and advocacy, previously serving as the Reproductive Justice Lead Organizer at the New Georgia Project, where she also led the Black M.A.M.A.S. Campaign, an initiative focused on maternal health and advocacy for Black women in Georgia.
Her leadership and commitment to justice have earned her the 2024 District 2 Community Impact Leadership Award from the City of South Fulton. Jasmine continues to build sustainable organizing infrastructures, strengthen movements, and empower communities through strategic advocacy, coalition building, and the continued development of community-led power.