Jennifer Chrisler
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Jennifer Chrisler is the Executive Director of Family Pride, an organization that protects the rights of gay families in the United States. Jennifer has become a leading advocate fighting for the rights of families. She received numerous awards for her hard work on behalf of same sex families.
Jennifer holds a BA degree from Smith College and resides in Washington, DC with her spouse, Cheryl Jacques. They have two children.
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