Outreach Director
Austin Webb
Austin Webb joined OK Policy in September 2022 as the Northeast Regional Organizer and was named Outreach Director in early 2026. 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.
Southwest Regional Organizer
Alex Good
Alex Good joined Together Oklahoma as the Southwest Regional Organizer in February 2025. Originally from Stillwater, Alex earned a B.A. in Political Science from Oklahoma State University. He has organized voter registration drives, led community outreach efforts, and served as a Field Director, where he implemented a field plan that engaged over 17,500 voters. A longtime advocate for civic engagement, Alex’s passion for community service began with volunteering alongside his grandfather, providing vision screenings for kids across Stillwater with the Lions Club. Outside of work, Alex enjoys canvassing, spending time with his cat, and playing board games with friends.
Central Regional Organizer
Josh Higginbotham
Josh Higginbotham joined Together Oklahoma as the Central Regional Organizer in March 2026. Born and raised in Oklahoma City, Josh earned degrees in Classical Languages and Religious Studies at the University of Oklahoma. After spending several years in public education, Josh has worked as a policy researcher, protection services advisor, and community organizer both locally and abroad. He approaches his work knowing that hope is a discipline and that anything worth doing is worth doing with other people. When he is not working, he is probably reading, nerding out in other languages, and not sleeping nearly enough.
Southeast Regional Organizer
Maison Rosales
Maison Rosales joined Together Oklahoma in August 2025 as the Southeast Regional Organizer. Born and raised in southeast Oklahoma, she has been dedicated to service from a young age — leading community projects, creating programs to support local youth, and volunteering within underserved communities throughout Oklahoma. Over the years, she has worked in roles that strengthened communities, supported education, and connected people with critical resources. Her approach is grounded in the belief that when communities come together to share stories and experiences, they create pathways for growth, equity and inclusion.
Northeast Regional Organizer
Mollie Tindle
Mollie Tindle joined Together Oklahoma in March 2026. Nearly a lifelong resident of northeastern Oklahoma, Mollie was fascinated by the study of history from an early age. This curiosity brought her to an abiding love of people-oriented policy, community building, and improving adult historical literacy. Mollie was a participant of both the N.E.W. Leadership Institute and OK Policy’s Summer Policy Institute in 2019. While attending OSU for a bachelor’s degree in history, Mollie ran for public office in 2020. Mollie holds a master’s degree in history from OU; her thesis was a political microhistory of northwestern Oklahoma women in the 1970s. During her graduate program, Mollie worked in academic, non-profit, and healthcare settings. Mollie passionately loves Oklahoma and wants to help make it an equitable, safe place where all people can thrive. Outside of work, Mollie enjoys painting, reading, gardening, building local community, and cuddling her three beloved cats.
Legislative Director
Stuart Scofield
Stuart Scofield (he/him) joined Together Oklahoma as its Central Regional Organizer in December 2024 and was named OK Policy’s Legislative Director in September 2025. Originally from Oklahoma City, Stuart attended Oklahoma State University, studying political science and history. After college, he worked in the federal elections space over multiple campaign cycles. In 2021, he left political campaigns to work in financial technology and operational consulting. His work with OK Policy is a return to his roots in policy work and community organizing. Away from work, he enjoys outdoor recreational sports, volunteering with voter registration drives, a sunny patio, and attending live music.
