Jane Doe Inc. 宣佈 Cenee Enriquez 升任政策總監

     （Boston Orange編譯）麻州反性侵與家暴聯盟「Jane Doe Inc. （簡稱JDI）」7月27日宣佈，原政策與系統倡議經理恩里克斯（Cenee Enriquez）升任政策總監，接替今秋將入讀法學院的現任總監巴德里納特（Nithya Badrinath）。恩里克斯將持續推動倖存者保護與資源擴充的立法倡議。

    JDI執行長薩蘭-西曼斯基（Hema Sarang-Sieminski）公開感謝巴德里納特（Nithya Badrinath）在任期內對倖存者社群貢獻卓著

    恩里克斯（Cenee Enriquez）在2023年時加入JDI，擔任政策實習生，2024年就升任政策與系統倡議經理，和巴德里納特及政策諮詢委員會及公共政策夥伴密切合作，主導聯盟公共政策議程的制定與執行。

    JDI執行長薩蘭-西曼斯基（Hema Sarang-Sieminski）指出，恩里克斯在團隊中對倡議與政策工作的貢獻無可取代。她升職後將繼續聯盟核心目標——與會員、夥伴及立法者協力，推動有意義的政策，保護倖存者、維繫關鍵防護措施，並擴大全州可用資源。

    恩里克斯為升職表示榮幸，並感謝巴德里納特與JDI團隊的支持。她指出聯邦層級機構正在對倖存者社群發動空前攻擊之際，安全與療癒的工作更顯迫切，JDI將透過審慎政策促進正義，她將全力以赴持續預防性暴力與家暴，服務各社區。

    JDI為麻州對抗性侵與家暴的聯盟組織，長期透過立法倡議、系統改革與公眾教育，協調全州防治網絡。此次人事交接象徵政策倡導能量的無縫延續，恩里克斯將立即著手推動新會期立法優先事項，確保倖存者聲音持續主導政策方向。

Jane Doe Inc. Names Cenee Enriquez as Policy Director

BOSTON, MA – July 27, 2026 – Jane Doe Inc. (JDI), the Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence, announced today that Cenee Enriquez will become JDI’s next Policy Director. Enriquez, who previously served as Policy and Systems Advocacy Manager, will replace current Policy Director Nithya Badrinath, who is departing to attend law school this fall.

“Since she joined the team, Cenee has been invaluable to JDI’s advocacy and policy work,” said Hema Sarang-Sieminski, Executive Director of JDI. “We are so excited that she will step into this new role and continue to advance our Coalition’s core advocacy goals – partnering with Coalition members, partners, and lawmakers to support meaningful policy that uplifts survivors, preserves critical protections, and expands the resources available to survivors across Massachusetts. We are grateful to Nithya Badrinath for all she contributed to JDI and the survivor community during her time as Policy Director. She leaves an inspiring legacy, and no one is better suited than Cenee to carry this work forward and continue advocating for survivors on the legislative level.”

“I am honored to assume the role of Policy Director, and humbled by the opportunity to continue crafting and collaborating on policy that protects and uplifts survivors across Massachusetts,” said Enriquez. “I’m so grateful to Nithya and the entire JDI team for their partnership and support. I’ve learned so much about how to effectively advocate for survivor justice, safety, and healing through intentional policy – an effort that remains as important as ever in light of unprecedented attacks on survivors and survivor communities at the Federal level. I am eager to dig in and continue the essential work of supporting survivors and preventing sexual and domestic violence in communities across the state.”

Enriquez started with JDI as a Policy Intern in 2023 and became the Policy and Systems Advocacy Manager in 2024. In her previous role, Enriquez worked closely with Badrinath, JDI's Policy Advisory Committee, and public policy partners to develop and implement JDI’s public policy agenda.