As a nurse, Elizabeth trained to recognize patterns of harm, prevent suffering, and advocate when systems fail people. She will extend those responsibilities beyond the bedside to the halls of Congress.

Stand with Civilians

• Advocate for civilians trapped in conflict—including those in Gaza, Sudan, and Ukraine—who are displaced from their homes, denied basic medical care, or killed in wars they did not choose

• Condemn practices that result in mass civilian death, forced displacement, famine, and the destruction of healthcare systems

• Why it matters: Silence is complicity. Advocacy is care.

Support International Humanitarian Law and Diplomacy

• Speak out in support of international humanitarian law, the protection of civilians, and meaningful accountability

• Champion policies that apply economic and political pressure to systems that profit from prolonged conflict and civilian suffering 

• Promote resolutions that advance human rights

• Why it matters: Human rights are not conditional and care should never be political.