Liz Martin is the Digital Content Associate at the Women’s Rights and Empowerment Network (WREN), where she turns mission into momentum — shaping digital stories that connect audiences, elevate voices, and move people from awareness to action. Equal parts strategist and storyteller, Liz approaches every campaign with the belief that a single image, sentence, or well-placed post can shift public conversation and open the door to collective advocacy. 

Liz holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Historic Preservation with a minor in Architectural History from the Savannah College of Art and Design and a Master of Arts in Museum Studies from the CUNY School of Professional Studies. Her professional background bridges design, messaging strategy, and civic engagement, and includes contributions to iconic New York preservation projects such as Moynihan Train Hall, the Tin Building, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

A steadfast champion for cultural and community access, Liz also serves on the Landmarks Commission for Lancaster, SC, where she supports efforts to preserve and elevate local history. She is driven by a core belief: digital platforms are not just communication tools — they are catalysts for change, community building, and collective empowerment.