Since 2017, Elizabeth has worked to make Roscoe Township government more transparent and accountable. She led the building of the Kelly Myers playground and has been instrumental in developing the Founders Park project.
Oncology Pharmacist
Elizabeth has a PharmD from the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Pharmacy and has 28 years experience practicing in a variety of pharmacy settings. For the last 12 years she's had the honor of specializing in the care of patients with cancer.
Roscoe Township Historical Society
Elizabeth is a founding board member of the Roscoe Township Historical Society. The Society's mission is the study, preservation and dissemination of Roscoe Township history, including the restoration of the Robert and Hannah Cross home.
Illinois Prescription Drug Repository Coalition
Elizabeth is a founder of the Illinois Prescription Drug Repository Coalition, a alliance of organizations working to pass prescription drug repository program legislation in Illinois, which would allow drugs to be donated and re-dispensed to patients.
League of Women Voters of Illinois
Elizabeth is State Issues Specialist on Campaign Finance Reform for the League of Women Voters of Illinois.
UCCI Leadership Academy
Elizabeth is a graduate of the 2019 United Counties Council of Illinois Leadership Academy. This six month long program is held in Champaign and covers all aspects of county government.
Represent Rockford
Elizabeth is the founder of Represent Rockford, one of the original chapters of the national anti-corruption organization, Represent Us. Back in 2015, the group profiled our Winnebago County efforts in a video here.
Have Mercy
Elizabeth is a member of Have Mercy, a group of community leaders who've been speaking out against the recent actions taken by Mercy Healthcare to deny access to thousands of Winnebago County residents. Please sign our petition to stop the slow-closure of the Rockton Avenue hospital and see media coverage here.
ILDem Leaders for New Leadership
Elizabeth has long led the call for Mike Madigan to step down as Chair of the Democratic Party of Illinois and as Speaker of the House. In her 2018 run for State Central Committee, Madigan spent nearly $50,000 in mailers against her. (Chicago Tonight coverage here.)
Recently, she organized this call for new leadership from over 100 Democratic leaders.