Brittney Bettison is a purpose-driven leader and advocate working at the intersection of education equity, reentry, and social impact, with experience spanning the nonprofit, higher education, healthcare, and social justice sectors. Her work is grounded in a deep personal understanding of what's at stake when equitable access to education is denied, driving her commitment to building systems that work for those who've historically been locked out of them.

As the 2024 Rise Up Conference Fellow with Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison, she contributed to strengthening prison education programs and amplifying the voices of directly-impacted leaders. Currently, Brittney serves as Program Operations Consultant for the Formerly Incarcerated College Graduates Network, where she channels her social impact expertise alongside a community of leaders who embody the mission she's built her career around.

Brittney was recently accepted into the Women Transcending Collective Leadership Institute (CLI) cohort at the Center for Justice at Columbia University, a recognition of her growth as a leader in this work and a continued investment in the long-term social impact work she is committed to for the long haul.

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