Beck Levin (they/them) is a seasoned advocate with a wealth of experience with the disability and HIV service communities. As a Systems Change Advocate for the Dayle McIntosh Center in Orange County, CA, Beck works to make life easier and more accessible for people living with disabilities in Orange County and across the state of California. As a graduate of Georgetown University’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program, Beck’s focus is on equity, especially as it pertains to accessibility. Active listening is at the core of Beck’s work. They focus on the non-Anglo American, non-cisgender, non-heteronormative, and disabled voices in the room, those who are traditionally underrepresented, silenced, or made to feel as though they do not belong. Beck’s work adds a disability lens to the Cal Walks Board, which they believe to be their most valuable contribution in this area.