Elizabeth Cox is a community development leader, strategic communications professional, and creator and kindness curator of The Kindness Club, a mindset movement rooted in the belief that everyone matters, belongs, and can make a difference. The club has no applications, dues, or meetings. Its members are people who choose compassion over judgment, generosity over indifference, and connection over isolation. Elizabeth’s work is rooted in the understanding that kindness is not a personality trait, but a human capacity that can be cultivated individually and collectively.

With more than two decades of experience across government, nonprofit, and private sectors, Elizabeth has led large-scale initiatives focused on meaningful public engagement, youth leadership development, and community wellbeing. She holds a Master of Public Administration from San Diego State University, a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services from The George Washington University, and advanced training in executive leadership, mindful leadership, equity, and communications. As a facilitator, Elizabeth creates grounded, accessible spaces where participants feel safe to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves. Her work invites people to move beyond performance and productivity, and toward a more embodied, intentional way of showing up in their lives and communities.