Alicia Roth Weigel is a Forbes and New York Times published change agent, working to improve the political and social landscape for marginalized populations through her consulting firm Intrepida Strategy. She serves on the City of Austin's Human Rights Commission, the Community Advisory Board for Texas Health Action (Kind Clinic) and the Health Equity Policy Council for Central Health—a taxing entity that provides healthcare to low income Central Texans. Alicia has contributed to municipal and statewide legislation to reduce sexual assault and human trafficking, mandate paid sick leave and abortion funding, decriminalize and alleviate homelessness, and target other social determinants of health. She currently manages press relations for Julie Oliver's campaign for US Congress in TX-25 and advocates for the rights of intersex people like her as a volunteer for interACT, for which she was awarded the Ceci Gratias Guardian Award by the Austin LGBT Chamber of Commerce in 2019. Alicia is committed to fostering body autonomy and culturally competent healthcare for all.