Aaron Bos-Lun
Executive Director
Aaron Bos-Lun is the Executive Director of Men4Choice, following previous roles as Men4Choice’s Distributed Digital Organizer, Youth Organizing Director, and Deputy ED. Aaron founded and scaled the Men4Choice Youth Fellowship Program by 1,540%, transforming it into the core of Men4Choice’s organizing model. Of 41 current Men4Choice staff, 34 are alumni of the Fellowship.
He has secured multi-year funding to expand infrastructure, built strategic partnerships across the reproductive rights movement, and organized high-profile initiatives including Black Men 4 Choice on Capitol Hill. He collaborated with Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff to elevate male allyship post-Roe and has helped establish Men4Choice as a trusted national voice, earning coverage in Meet the Press, The Washington Post, MSNBC, NPR, and The Guardian.
Previously, Aaron served as Chair of Engage Miami (Florida’s largest youth civic engagement organization) and Executive Director of the Miami-Dade Trial Lawyers Association, where he increased fundraising by 173% and led record-breaking civic engagement efforts. He serves in leadership of the LGBT+ Victory Fund’s Campaign Board.
An award-winning educator who spent 5 years in AmeriCorps and as a public school teacher (first City Year, then Teach For America) Aaron is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Wheaton College (MA) and holds master’s degrees from the University of Miami and Harvard University. He received New Leaders Council’s 2024 National Mentorship Award and was named Miami New Times’ “Best Activist” in 2025.
Ben Head
National Organizing Director
Ben Head, a co-founder of Men4Choice, returns to the organization as our full-time National Organizing Director.
Head is a campaign manager, community organizer, and political professional whose coalition-based organizing has helped shape Illinois’s political landscape. He began his career managing campaigns, leading several dark-horse candidates to unexpected victories, and later served as Political Director for Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky. In addition to his electoral work, Head has managed and consulted on a range of progressive issue-based campaigns.
Head has also served as an Organizing Consultant to Citizen Action Illinois, the state’s largest public interest organization, crafting community organizing strategies focused on social and economic justice issues. As a trainer with the National Democratic Training Committee, the Illinois Democratic County Chairman’s Association, and numerous local organizations, he has trained thousands of volunteers and activists. He is the recipient of the 2017 Patrick S. Botterman Leadership Award for his commitment to developing the next generation of progressive organizers.
Dewayne Martin
Senior Director of External Affairs
Dewayne is an organizer, movement strategist, and writer whose work centers on human agency in a digital world and the role of men in democratic life. Born and raised in Miami Gardens, Florida, he grew up navigating glaucoma and a speech impediment before competing in and teaching policy debate. He later founded the Youth Education Coalition, building student power on local school boards and leading Miami-Dade’s first student-run school board candidate forums and report cards during the COVID-19 pandemic. His work engaging thousands of voters earned recognition from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators with the Regis F. Groff Award in Public Service.
A member of Men4Choice’s inaugural fellowship cohort, Dewayne rose to the Director of Alumni Engagement & Special Projects, where he has built national organizing systems, leadership pipelines, and multi-state initiatives that mobilize men as active allies for reproductive freedom and democracy. In 2025 alone, he held more than 5,000 organizing conversations nationwide while designing programs that contributed to key pro-democratic victories.
A Harry S. Truman Scholar and Posse Scholar, Dewayne writes about responsibility, grace, and reclaiming agency in a pivotal moment for democracy.
Zabien Grochowski
Communications Director
Zabien, a Spring 2025 alumnus, stood out in the most competitive field Men4Choice has seen, and he was the clear option to become the organization’s first Communications Director, even when he was still a fellow in the program.
Grochowski, originally from Virginia, attended the University of Alaska in Anchorage, AK. Before dropping out and pursuing his career in Communications full-time.
Grochowski has experience in Gaming, Non-Profit, Education, and state-wide Political Organizations. With a focus on telling stories and speaking to young men from a storytelling and cultural-first lens.
Michael Facey
Programs Director, Fellowship
Michael Facey serves as the Programs Director at Men4Choice and has over 10 years of experience driving impactful initiatives across higher education, nonprofit organizations, and professional sports.
Previously serving as the DEI Manager for the Portland Trail Blazers and in leadership roles at several universities, Facey has spearheaded over 30 cultural learning initiatives, enhancing staff awareness
while leading community-focused projects and increasing engagement and retention among underrepresented communities.
His work has been recognized with accolades such as the Erica Holloman Award from the Pan African Network and “Advisor of the Year” honors. Michael holds a Master of Education from James Madison University and a Bachelor of Science from Radford University. Facey is also a proud, active brother of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc.
Jake Minnick
Operations Director
Jake Minnick, MPA, a Spring 2023 alumni has served as a Fellowship Coordinator, Senior Fellowship Coordinator, GOTV Coordinator, Programs & Operations Manager, and now serves as the full time Director of Operations.
Minnick, originally from New Jersey, is a graduate of American University in Washington D.C., receiving his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Master of Public Administration from the School of Public Affairs.
Minnick has past work experience on Capitol Hill, cybersecurity consulting for the private sector, and operates his own freelance photography business.
Davante Jennings
Youth Organizing Director, Georgia
Davan’te Jennings is a Georgia-based community organizer and political strategist dedicated to building pathways for young people to lead in public life. He currently serves as President of the Young Democrats of Georgia, where he rebuilt the organization into one of the most active youth political networks in the state, expanding membership, launching leadership training programs, and creating internship opportunities within the Georgia legislature. He also works as Youth Organizing Director for Men4Choice, mobilizing young men across the South to engage in civic participation and advocacy.
Born in Huntsville, Alabama, and now based in Atlanta, Jennings’s work centers on turning political engagement into real opportunity — connecting students and young professionals to campaigns, public service careers, and community leadership. He has played a role in multiple local and statewide efforts, helping elect new leaders and strengthening grassroots infrastructure across Georgia.
As a husband and father, Jennings is driven by a commitment to leave communities stronger than he found them. He focuses on mentorship, leadership development, and building durable civic organizations that continue creating opportunities long after a single election cycle ends, helping the next generation see public service as both accessible and meaningful.
AJ Seker
Youth Organizing Director, Wisconsin
AJ Seker serves as the Wisconsin Youth Organizing Director for Men4Choice, where he is building a statewide brotherhood of men committed to advancing reproductive freedom and redefining what it means to be a man in American democracy. His work centers on challenging outdated notions of power and building a model of manhood rooted in responsibility and civic duty.
A graduate of the Spring 2025 Men4Choice Fellowship, AJ went on to serve as Virginia Organizing Lead and later as a full-time Field Organizer in Miami, organizing across diverse political landscapes and communities. Having worked around the country, he believes the fight for progress is not regional: it is American.
Now based in Wisconsin, one of the most politically consequential states in the nation, AJ is focused on building real, measurable power in razor-thin margins. He sees Men4Choice as capable of being the difference in close elections and in shaping the direction of the state and the country.
AJ graduated Summa Cum Laude from Florida International University in 2026, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and International Relations.
Jonathan Middleton
Youth Organizing Director, Virginia
Jonathan was born and raised in Northern Virginia and is happy to call Alexandria, Virginia, home today. He is a proud 2021 graduate of Christopher Newport University, where he studied Political Science and Philosophy. Go Captains! Jonathan is also a graduate from American University’s School of Public Administration, completing his Master of Public Administration in the Spring of 2025, go Eagles!
Jonathan has been with Men4Choice since the Summer of 2025, working as a Fellowship Coordinator and Organizing Lead in Virginia and Florida during the 2025 election cycle. Jonathan is immensely excited and honored to continue his work with Men4Choice into 2026 and beyond, helping to create a robust network of allies for reproductive freedom in the DMV.
Outside his advocacy work, Jonathan loves to read and is a particular fan of fantasy and science fiction novels for their escapism and breadth of creativity.
Jonathan Savoy
Youth Organizing Director, North Carolina
Jonathan Savoy is a Youth Organizing Director and is based in North Carolina. Jonathan, with other organizers within Men4Choice, is building a nationwide network of activists and young men to continue the fight for reproductive freedom.
Jonathan is a proud member of Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Inc., and one of the founders of the Epsilon Zeta Chapter at his alma mater, Louisiana State University. It was through the Multicultural Leaders Program, hosted by the fraternity, that he began his career in reproductive advocacy.
After graduating from the Fall 2025 fellowship, Jonathan served as a Virginia State Lead during the 2025 Election and worked as a full-time Field Organizer in Miami, FL, for a run-off election.
Leveraging this experience and the resources that Men4Choice provides, he is well-suited to work with local advocates and elect more pro-choice legislators this upcoming year.