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James Hayes is a seasoned organizer and leader in the Ohio social movement landscape, with over a decade of experience. He is currently the codirector of Ohio Voice, where he works tirelessly to drive social and political initiatives that uplift marginalized communities.
In 2012, James co-founded the Ohio Student Association, a platform that quickly gained recognition for its impactful campaigns. For four years, he served as an organizer and director, fostering a vibrant community of young activists dedicated to positive change across Ohio.
Based in Columbus, Ohio, James resides with his wife Amelia and their son Felix.
Links and references
- Ohio Voice
- Ohio Student Association (OSA)
- Interview: “The Freedom Side: Young Activists Organize for Change” (BET, 2014)
- Contexts: “Taking on Hate at Ohio State ” (Socialist Worker, 2012)
- Contexts: “Ohio State Students ‘Occupy the Oval’” (WOSU, 2011)
- Contexts: Articles on the Arab Spring (Middle East Eye)
