
BIO COMING SOON
Jakky Lynette is locally recognized for her administrative support in community advocacy. Her leadership in administrative support and community engagement ranges from Trinity Missionary Baptist Church in the early 2000's on through the Ashley Ranae Hamilton Foundation, Possibilities, Inc., Nappy Roots Books, and most recently - the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma County where she participated in and authored studies on Healthcare and Criminal Justice Reform in Oklahoma. She is also the author of several self published children's and coming of age books catered towards engaging young black readers.


“As someone who first stepped into advocacy through my own journey with disability and alternative medicine, I’m deeply committed to ensuring others find their voice. Advocacy Works resonates with me because we empower individuals to know their rights and use their voice —whether it’s voting by mail/ absentee ballots or knowing you’re eligible. I serve as Secretary to help people not just register, but strategize, because I believe everyone’s voice shapes the future.”

BIO COMING SOON
Advocacy Works empowers people through education, training, and civic engagement to actively participate in the democratic process. Centered on equity and cultural competence, we amplify the voices of underserved communities while advocating for real public safety investments in housing, healthcare, education, and social supports. Through expert advocacy focused on children and families, criminal justice reform, and health and environmental policy, we work to create lasting change that truly keeps people safe.
Advocacy Works will lead an annual Women’s March as a sustainable initiative linking Oklahoma to International Women’s Day. Our 'Crown of Distinction' Awards will be given to female leaders in Oklahoma.; as well as 'Torches of Legacy' to encourage the next generation of young ladies.
Advocacy Works will prioritize voter information strategies over voter registration by hosting speaker engagement events featuring Senator Johnson, an experienced public servant and retired State Senator, to help Oklahomans better understand voting issues, public policy, and their civic power.
Advocacy Works will serve as a trusted advocacy connector: the go to hub where individuals can share their stories when they don’t know anywhere else to turn. We listen, we care, and will use our relationships to connect Oklahomans to the best fit resources.
Advocacy Works will host community gatherings, trainings, and workshops to equip Oklahomans to become advocates or volunteers themselves. Neighbor-to-neighbor engagement strengthens communities and creates care that truly keeps people safe.
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