Our Team
Janet Levit
Executive Consultant
After spending 15 years in higher education administration, serving as Interim President and Provost of The University of Tulsa and Dean of the College of Law, Janet Koven Levit returned to the classroom as a professor of law in 2022. She is Vice Chair of the Board of Directors at the Center for Reproductive Rights and focuses on reproductive rights and implicit biases affecting women in leadership. She holds a JD from Yale Law School and an AB from Princeton University.
janet@repro46.org
Caroline Sparks
Chief Administrative Officer
Sparks is a community organizer and storytelling professional whose work centers on women’s issues and education. She served as LGBTQ+ Student Alliance President at the University of Oklahoma. After receiving a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Bachelor of Journalism in Public Relations, she was selected for the Tulsa Service Year fellowship at Women in Recovery. She serves on the Board of Directors for Counseling + Recovery Services.
caroline@repro46.org
Our Board
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Amy McLaughlin Gray
President
Amy is a passionate community volunteer dedicated to improving the lives of women and children in Oklahoma. She serves as Vice President of the McLaughlin Family Foundation. Involved in organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters and Girl Scouts Western Oklahoma, she was also a founding board member of Halo Project, Palomar, and We Are Rising.
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Kristen Bohanon
Secretary
Kristen Gumerson Bohanon is the co-managing partner of Kasa Wallpaper Studio and previously worked as an interior decorator. She co-founded We Are Rising, serves as secretary for repro46, and has served on boards of organizations such as the Breast Health Institute and the Children’s Health Foundation.
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Sarah Geiger
Treasurer
Sarah Geiger is a dedicated advocate for women's rights and body autonomy. As the co-managing partner of Kasa Wallpaper Studio, she also serves on the Board of the Oklahoma Children’s Health Foundation and co-founded We Are Rising, focusing on health, education, and reproductive rights.
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Susannah Adelson
Susannah graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in interior architecture in 1991 and worked in commercial design before founding Adelson Design Group in 2001. She serves on several nonprofit and arts boards, including the Morningcrest Healthcare Board and the Philbrook Museum Board.
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Clytie Bunyan
Clytie Bunyan is a communications leader with 35+ years of experience in journalism and served as Managing Editor for Opinion and Community Engagement at The Oklahoman. She was 2023 recipient of the Carmage Walls Commentary Prize and a 2020 inductee into the OK Journalism Hall of Fame.
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Kimberly Butler
Kimberly Butler is a Senior Program Officer focused on Maternal Child Health at The George Kaiser Family Foundation. She holds a B.A. from Wellesley College and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Oklahoma.
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Isabella Gaberino
Driven by a passion for justice and her home state, Oklahoma native Isabella was a founding team member of repro46. She brings a global perspective to local advocacy, holding a degree in Justice and Peace Studies from Georgetown University. In her current role as a board member, she continues to leverage her expertise to build a more equitable future for women throughout Oklahoma.
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Chrissy McLaughlin
Chrissy McLaughlin has been an active community volunteer in Oklahoma City for 25 years, serving with organizations like the Junior League, Oklahoma Medical Corps, and Cleats for Kids.
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Dr. Jennifer Nelson, M.D., OBGYN
Jennifer K. Nelson, MD, is a well-versed obstetrician and gynecologist who diagnoses and treats patients in Oklahoma City. Her professional journey spans decades and she has expansive knowledge in all facets of her specialty, including PAP smears and robotic surgery. Dr. Nelson attended the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in Oklahoma City.
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Kim O'Connor
Educator, mother, and longtime community volunteer with a commitment to supporting children, education, the arts, and organizations serving the Oklahoma City community. She has served with Oklahoma Contemporary, Cleats for Kids, Saint Anthony Foundation, Casady School, and more.
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Dr. Ervin Yen
Sen. Ervin Yen represented Oklahoma Senate District 40 from 2015-2019. Dr. Yen practiced as an anesthesiologist in Oklahoma City from 1984 to 2022. Yen is former president of the Oklahoma Society of Anesthesiologists and served as an Oklahoma Delegate to the American Society of Anesthesiologists. He practiced cardiac anesthesia for 25 years of his nearly 39 years of practice.