Riley Price is the development associate at the National Partnership for Women & Families, where she supports the organization’s fundraising goals.

Originally from New Orleans, Riley has long been passionate about social justice and ethical storytelling, seeking to uplift marginalized voices and build stronger communities. She started her career as an early childhood educator before moving to the nonprofit space. Prior to this role, she supported communications and development at Massachusetts Advocates for Children, engaging and mobilizing the community to achieve educational equity in Massachusetts. She also worked at the Massachusetts Bar Foundation as communications coordinator with a focus on increasing visibility of the communities the Foundation serves. She previously interned with Oxfam America’s Campaigns Department where she organized gender and climate justice initiatives.

Riley earned her Bachelor of Arts in English from Northeastern University with honors and is an alum of the community service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega. She also served as president and editor-in-chief of Northeastern’s Her Campus chapter, significantly expanding the online publication during her tenure. Growing up attending an arts-based school K-12, Riley loves to dance and explore ways to be creative.