tiffany flowers

Tiffany is a social, economic and racial justice movement organizer and campaign director of The Frontline.

Tiffany Flowers is a social, economic and racial justice movement organizer known for her impactful leadership across various platforms. She serves as dean of faculty and senior advisor at the Black Campaign School, director of The Frontline and chairwoman of the Women's March National Network.

Previously, she was organizing director at the United Food & Commercial Workers Union, Local 400, where she successfully organized Bernie Sanders’ 2020 presidential campaign staff and negotiated their groundbreaking contract. With over two decades of experience mobilizing public and private workers, Tiffany is widely recognized as a skilled activist and strategist.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Tiffany is passionate about music and nature. She resides in Baltimore, Maryland, with her husband.

Expertise: political organizing and strategic activism; unionizing negotiations; union organizing; frontline-worker policy

please direct media inquiries for tiffany flowers to info@yourwinningmargins.com.

Relevant links:

• The New York Times: Election Officials Say Efforts to Bolster the Voting System Worked

• The Hill: Frustrated grassroots leaders say they need even more from White House

• The Root: Can You Imagine a Day Without the Work of Black Women? The ‘Day Without Us’ Campaign Wants Us to Try

• The Grio: ‘Day Without Us’: Removing ourselves for the sake of the movement

• Essence: Black Women Are The Beating Hearts Behind The BREATHE Act