Outreach & Legislative Director Angela Monson
A lifelong Oklahoman, Angela Monson has been an advocate for change for more than five decades. Working with the community, faith-based, civic, civil rights organizations, and others, she has been a leader for policy change in health care, education, social justice, taxes, and many other important issues that impact hundreds of thousands of Oklahomans. Angela served as a member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives from November 1990 until her election to the Oklahoma State Senate in 1993, where she served until November 2005. She earned a Master of Public Administration degree from the University of Oklahoma and a Bachelor of Science in Corrections from Oklahoma City University. Angela is a graduate of the historic Oklahoma City Douglass High School.
Central Regional Organizer
Stuart Scofield
Stuart Scofield (he/him) joined Together Oklahoma as its Central Regional Organizer in December 2024. Originally from Oklahoma City, Stuart attended Oklahoma State University, studying political science and history. After college, he went to work in the federal elections space in swing states over multiple campaign cycles. He returned to OKC in 2018 to help run a successful coordinated campaign for the Oklahoma Democratic Party and stayed on as the statewide field director. In 2021, he left political campaigns to work in financial technology and operational consulting, before returning to the campaign elections as the statewide field director for the Washington Democratic Party. In joining Together OK, he is returning home to his roots in community organizing and policy work. Away from work, he enjoys outdoor recreational sports, serving on the Board of Directors for Teen Empower, volunteering with voter registration drives, enjoying a sunny patio, and attending live music.
Northeast Regional Organizer
Austin Webb
Austin Webb joined OK Policy in September 2022 as the Northeast Regional Organizer. Born and raised in Tulsa, he notes his grandfather instilled in him a strong dedication for community service, taking him to volunteer at his church’s food bank twice a week, every summer from the fifth grade until his high school graduation. Austin worked as a volunteer coordinator for local and state election campaigns in 2016 and 2018. He has also worked for non-profit organizations in the Tulsa area in areas that include helping low-income households prepare their tax returns, working for after-school programs, and helping people enroll in various government services like SoonerCare and SNAP. Service to community remains at the heart of everything he does.
