A co-facilitator at TMI (Teaching Mindful Intimacy), the sex ed program where this pilot takes place. → A grounded presence, former OB-GYN Ashton left clinical work after witnessing how many young people were misinformed, scared, or shamed when it came to their bodies. She pivoted to community education, especially for tweens, where she felt she could make the biggest long-term impact. Ashton believes that giving kids honest, age-appropriate, compassionate information can literally save lives. She sees this work as public health, feminism, and reparative justice all rolled into one.
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