STAFF

Sunnie Kaufmann-Paulman
Executive Director
Sunnie is thrilled to bring her professional acumen, volunteer experience, and dedication to LGBTQ+ advocacy to Greater Boston PFLAG. In addition to her previous roles which include Executive Director at Brooklyn Boulders Foundation and Chief Operations Officer at NoticeAbility, for the past three years Sunnie served on the Board of Directors at Family Equality, a nonprofit whose mission is to advance legal and lived equality for LGBTQ families and those who wish to form them. Sunnie currently lives in Arlington with her spouse Tori and their daughter Anika.
Pronouns: she/her/hers

Keene State College, B.A. Theatre
In 2020, Aspen transitioned to the newly created of Senior Manager of Community Partnership & Engagement to assist in expanding Greater Boston PFLAG’s focus on cultivating local community relationships and collaboration with outside partners. Previously, they worked at GBPFLAG in the finances and operations and have been with the organization for over four years. Aspen has been a passionate LGBTQ educator and activist since college, helping establish LGBTQ programming, education, and inclusive policies for their school. They are excited to continue working with GBPFLAG to help create safe and inclusive spaces for everyone. Outside of work, Aspen is a huge nerd and loves playing video games, reading comic books, going to conventions, and spoiling their cat.
Pronouns: they/them/their

Tracy McKay
Program Manager
Tracy has a BA in psychology from Brandeis University and an MSW from Boston College. She spent her professional career working with children and families in a variety of settings, most recently as a lead teacher in a kindergarten program. Prior to becoming a Program Manager, Tracy volunteered for PFLAG and other organizations sharing her experience as the mother of three children, two of whom are transgender. She is also a co-founder of the Needham Coalition for Transgender Equality and a member of Needham’s Human Rights Committee. She is committed to education and advocacy work with the goal of helping to make communities more safe, inclusive, and welcoming for LGBTQ people.
Pronouns: she/her/hers

Rel Antosca
Program Manager
Rel is a social justice educator and facilitator with a background in youth work and outdoor programming. They hold a master’s degree in education and are trained in inter-group dialogue facilitation, most recently having co-facilitated a 10 week dialogue on race and ethnicity. Rel is committed to anti-oppression work and is looking forward to working with individuals and organizations to strengthen their capacity to support and advocate for LGBTQ+ communities and all intersecting identities. They are interested in restorative and transformative justice practices and thinking with others about new possibilities for justice, community and ways of learning.
Pronouns: they/them

Mallory Hubbard
Operations & Finance Manager
Mallory joins the team with over a decade of operations and finance experience in various industries from engineering to data science. She holds a bachelors degree in Political Science and Spanish from the University of Mount Union and is currently pursuing her MBA from Southern New Hampshire University. Mallory has spent several years organizing volunteer events in and around Boston and Philadelphia focusing on underserved populations within each city respectively. When not working, she enjoys spending time with her partner at the beach, exploring local restaurants and breweries, and going on adventures with their four-legged sons Diesel and Blitz.
Pronouns: she/her

Julia Paget
Communications Manager
Julia has a background in computer programming, graphics design and corporate communications. Prior to joining Greater Boston PFLAG, she was the volunteer Data Program Lead for the Greater Boston area of the Yes on 3 campaign. Before that, she worked for five years as an IR/PR Communications Specialist in the rare disease biotech sphere. She is excited to use her skills to support the community and create meaningful progress for LGBTQ+ people. She loves stories, games, and rock climbing.
Pronouns: she/her/hers

Zachary Roe
Volunteer Manager
Pronouns: he/him/his

Jules Bertaut
Development Coordinator
Jules has a BA in religion from Swarthmore College. He has in the past held a number of various volunteer and professional positions working with databases and record-keeping, including his work with the Yes on 3 campaign and with several churches. Jules is passionate in his work around improving systems for efficiency and ease of use. When not working in his professional and volunteer roles, Jules enjoys reading, sewing, and any work involving power tools.
Pronouns: he/him/his or they/them/theirs