Sarah Elizabeth Weill-Jones is a recent graduate of Haverford College, where they earned a BA in Classical Studies with a minor in Health Studies. They are a disabled advocate whose work centers on disability justice, accessibility, civil rights, health equity, and community organizing.
Sarah is an Education Coordinator II with Jefferson Health’s FAB Center for Complex Care, a Dinah B. Cohen Fellow, and an accessibility consultant. Their experience includes disability advocacy, civic engagement, accessible education, and institutional change. Sarah is committed to advancing equitable policies and strengthening community power through advocacy, education, and coalition-building.