Activism

Labor

Newsweek: “Should Graduate Students Be Paid Like Employees?

Op-ed: “$15 for all campus workers”

Interview: Title Mine and WUGWU show support at McDonald’s #MeToo protest

Letter to the Editor: Wash. U. grad workers union is still here, still fighting (co-authored by Meredith Kelling and Lacy Murphy)

Mutual Aid

Lacy is a proud street medic. Street or Action Medics are volunteers with first aid training who have significant protest experience. Street medics attend protests and demonstrations and provide medical and wellness care.

Her certifications include:

2020-2022	Basic Life Support, American Heart Association
2020-2022	Wilderness First Aid, National Outdoor Leadership School
2020-2022	Adult CPR/First Aid/AED, American Red Cross
2020-2022	First Aid for Severe Bleeding
2018-2021	Mental Health First Aid USA, National Council for Behavioral Health

Lacy is affiliated with the Saint Louis-based organizations Street Medic Revolution, Mobile American Revolution Co-Op of Helpers, and STL Mutual Aid. 

She has been involved in the justice for Breonna Taylor movement in Louisville and has volunteered with the Louisville Street Medic collective.

Lacy also works in Minneapolis at George Floyd Memorial Square with 612 M*A*S*H, a non-profit organization that works to bridge the gaps between underserved communities and critical resources in order to promote healing through aligning services, providing education, and deploying accessible care.