Amber Goodwin

Amber Goodwin is an attorney and advocate in the field of gun violence prevention, recognized for her expertise in policy, coalition-building, and community justice. As the founding director of the Community Justice Action Fund, Goodwin has contributed to shaping national conversations around gun violence, with a focus on empowering communities most affected by this issue. Her work centers on developing strategies that elevate the voices of survivors and grassroots leaders, establishing her as a public speaker on public safety and social justice.

Goodwin’s professional experience includes leading legislative campaigns, advising policymakers, and providing expert testimony at high-profile events and forums. She is invited to share her insights at national conferences, media panels, and public events, where her subject matter knowledge informs audiences on gun violence prevention and community safety. Her work has appeared in major media outlets, and she is known for translating complex legal and policy issues into actionable solutions.

In addition to her advocacy, Goodwin has contributed to developing leadership pipelines for underrepresented voices in the gun violence prevention movement. She has received recognition from civic organizations and public health groups for her impact. Goodwin addresses the challenges she has faced as a woman of color in advocacy, using her platform to promote resilience and systemic change. Her commitment to justice and equity informs the national dialogue on gun violence and community safety.