Meet the team
One Love’s staff is comprised of truly passionate and hard-working individuals. These are the people behind the mission who roll up their sleeves and get down to business to further the One Love cause every day.
- All Staff
- Regional
Julie Myers
Julie Myers, the current Chief Executive Officer of the One Love Foundation since 2023, embodies a legacy marked by commitment, triumph, and a resolute drive for change. After graduating with a Sociology degree from the University of Virginia in 1990, she set out to make an indelible impact. From 1986 to 1991, Julie's athletic journey thrived in the fields of Field Hockey and Lacrosse, earning her Regional and National All-American Honors and culminating in a significant Lacrosse National Championship victory in 1991.
Transitioning seamlessly into coaching, Julie embraced a new role as a Graduate Assistant for Field Hockey and Lacrosse from 1992 to 1993. This phase paralleled her scholarly pursuits in UVA's School of Education, where she immersed herself in graduate studies focused on Special Education, showcasing her commitment to multifaceted growth. Guiding as Assistant Lacrosse Coach from 1993 to 1995, Julie nurtured talent and propelled athletes toward success, with the crowning achievement being the triumph of clinching the 1993 NCAA Title, a victory resonating through her subsequent coaching endeavors.
From 1995 to 2023, Julie's legacy solidified as Head Coach, etching her name into Lacrosse history. The pinnacle moment arrived in 2004, securing another NCAA Title alongside the prestigious National Coach of the Year accolade, underscoring her dedication to her craft and the athletes she guided. Julie's influence extended beyond the field, with back-to-back ACC Coach of the Year distinctions in 2004 and 2006, establishing her as a pivotal figure in the realm of sports.
A landmark in her journey occurred as she became the pioneer to capture NCAA Titles as a player, assistant coach, and head coach in women's lacrosse, a testament to her unwavering commitment and leadership prowess. A striking legacy unfurled, encompassing a remarkable record of 27 consecutive NCAA Tournament bids from 1996 to 2023, showcasing both her unwavering commitment and her team's undeniable prowess. Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic's disruption in 2020, her athletes showcased unwavering resilience.
Noteworthy recognitions include her induction into the Central Virginia Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2015 and the 2022 Diane Geppi Aikens Award, further affirming her lasting impact on Women's Lacrosse. Rooted in Charlottesville, Virginia, Julie takes pride in her role as a mother to Kelsey, Timmy, and Kevin, witnessing their academic and athletic pursuits blossom, and continuing the legacy of dedication.
Amidst her manifold accomplishments, the story of Yeardley Love resonates profoundly, steering her toward a mission beyond sports. Fueled by the impact of losing Yeardley to relationship abuse, Julie's fervent advocacy propels her collaboration with the One Love Foundation for 13 years. Her commitment to raising awareness, education, and the fight against relationship abuse serves as a testament to her noble purpose, evoking a sense of fulfillment in driving positive change.
Leisle Bartley
Leisle Bartley (she/her) is responsible for engaging youth and adults in One Love’s work throughout Los Angeles and Southern California. Leisle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and has significant experience in the non-profit space. Prior to joining One Love, Leisle worked as Program Director at Films by Youth Inside, a violence prevention program empowering incarcerated youth. Leisle previously worked as Senior Therapist and Clinical Coordinator at Shields for Families, an agency providing comprehensive services for high-risk families in South Los Angeles. Before attaining her Master of Social Welfare (MSW) at UCLA, Leisle worked in project management for Razorfish, one of the world’s largest interactive agencies. Leisle has two teenage sons and is passionate about bringing One Love’s invaluable resources to all young people. To learn more about how to bring One Love to your community, please email Leisle at [email protected].
Bridget Boylan
Bridget Boylan is a Tri-state Regional Engagement Manager whose work is focused around building meaningful and sustainable partnerships with schools, community-based organizations, and local facilitators in the state of New Jersey. Bridget is a seasoned educator who brings 9 years of classroom experience and curricular development expertise with focus on student-centered practices and social-emotional learning. Bridget’s approach to teaching is rooted in liberatory pedagogy and has committed to working alongside communities to dismantle oppressive systems, with education being at the center of the practice of freedom. Prior to joining One Love Foundation, Bridget worked as a program coordinator for inclusive education at South Bronx Community Charter Highschool. Bridget graduated from Temple University with a B.A. in English and Philosophy with a Creative Writing focus. Her time outside of One Love is spent working on creative projects and spending quality time with loved ones. To learn more about how to bring Bridget to your New Jersey / Tri-state community, she can be reached by email at [email protected].
Katie Brosseau
Marissah Burt
Grace Carmichael
Sue Fine, Ph.D.
Cynthia Garcia
Adriane Grant
Jasmine Griffin-Inostroza
Ojeda Hall
Ojeda is the President / COO of One Love overseeing the strategic direction of programs as well as operating functions including finance, human resources and technology. Ojeda brings to One Love a unique blend of experience in all sectors of society including the corporate, government and civic sectors. Before joining One Love, she was the Senior Director of Collective Action for Leadership for Educational Equity (LEE). For 11 years, she was a lead community organizer with the Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF), the nation’s oldest and largest organizing network where she helped community leaders win $1 billion for new school construction and build the Turnaround Tuesday Jobs Development Program in Baltimore City. She also was the founding organizer of the Rochdale Early Advantage Charter School in 2008 in New York City.
Prior to her work organizing communities, she climbed the corporate ladder in investment banking both in New York and London at Salomon Brothers, was a government appointee as Executive Director of the Office of Family and Community engagement for the New York City Department of Education and served as Development Director for a non-profit organization in Brooklyn.
Ojeda holds a bachelor’s degree in Government from Harvard University and a Master of Divinity Degree from the Drew Theological Seminary in Madison, NJ. She is based in Baltimore, MD. To learn more about One Love, please email Ojedaat ojeda.hall@joinonelove.org.
Michael Harley
Lauri Hennessey
Madeline Hopper
Deena Ismail
Rhea Kimble
Juan Marte, Jr.
Kevin Masukawa
Rachel Matos
Rachel has been a Boston transplant since graduating from Lasell University in 2016 with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice. As an Engagement Manager, Rachel builds relationships with middle, high school, and colleges to ensure that One Love’s educational content reaches as many youth and youth-serving people as possible within the Boston Region. Prior to joining One Love, Rachel worked in the field of violence prevention for a local domestic and sexual violence organization in MA and led campus safety compliance efforts nationally with the Clery Center.
She enjoys employing a model of teaching that embraces open dialogue, peer-to-peer exchanges, and the ideology that learning exists on a spectrum and never truly ceases. Outside of work, Rachel cherishes being a friend, daughter, sister, and partner.
Eleonore Ouedraogo
Ebele Onyema
Julian Perdomo
Anneke Reich
Sheridan Riolo
Libby Roberts
Libby Roberts (she/her) is responsible for developing One Love’s educational programming, including film and activity based curricula and training initiatives. Before joining One Love, she oversaw programs at After-School All-Stars Puget Sound and was a high school math teacher with the New York City Department of Education. Libby graduated from Hamilton College with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and philosophy and holds a master’s degree in secondary mathematics education from Relay Graduate School of Education. To learn more about One Love’s content and curricula, please contact Libby at [email protected].
Madeline Robinson
Sowmya Satagopan
Gabi Shutt
Gabi Shutt is an Engagement Manager for One Love in the Pacific Northwest, focused on serving Eastern Washington, Idaho, and Montana. Gabi has 8 years of experience working in non-profits through arts education, arts administration, and grant writing. She has a B.A. in Dance Education from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and an M.A. in Arts Administration from Florida State University. Gabi is passionate about education, community engagement, and advancing access, diversity, equity, and inclusion. To learn more about how to bring One Love programs to your community, email Gabi at [email protected]