Jasmine Woodson Glenn is a criminal justice reform advocate and public affairs professional with extensive experience in legislative advocacy, coalition building, and strategic communications. She previously served as director of Tennessee Conservatives Concerned About the Death Penalty, where she led statewide advocacy efforts and built bipartisan and cross-ideological coalitions around criminal justice policy. A registered Tennessee lobbyist since 2021, Jasmine has worked closely with policymakers, national advocacy organizations, faith leaders, and community stakeholders to advance pragmatic reforms. Her work has included legislative strategy, public education, media engagement, and grassroots coalition building, with a particular focus on capital punishment and broader criminal justice reform.
