Tranée McDonald
Senior Policy Manager

Tranée McDonald

Tranée McDonald is the senior policy manager at Interfaith Alliance, where she manages the organization’s work on reproductive freedom and LGBTQ+ equality. She focuses on protecting the right to make personal decisions about our health and the right of every person to live with dignity and authenticity.

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Before joining Interfaith Alliance, Tranée worked in education policy in Washington, DC, helping parents build their advocacy skills. She spent six years as a public elementary school teacher, an experience that continues to shape her belief in the importance of centering young people in policy and advocacy work.

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Tranée is originally from Sacramento, California, and holds a bachelor’s degree from UC Santa Barbara and a master’s from the University of the Pacific. Outside of work, she enjoys walking with friends and getting something sweet afterward.

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Banned Books Week 2026
Advocacy
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Banned Books Week 2026

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