Sarah Sophie Flicker

Sarah Sophie Flicker is an activist performer/aerialist, writer, filmmaker and Creative Director of the political cabaret troupe, The Citizens Band. She is the Editor-At-Large for Violet Magazine. Her writing can be found at Hello Giggles, Rookie Magazine, Refinery 29, Cosmo.com, Violet Book, Stylist, Rizzoli's publication "The Inspired Home" among other places. Along with Lizz Winstead, she helped found "Lady Parts Justice" a reproductive rights and get-out-the-vote campaign using humor and media to expose anti-women legislation and inform on the local and federal level. Her award winning filmwork with co-director Maximilla Lukacs has been showcased around the globe. In 2012, along with Rebecca Parks Fernandez and Tennessee Thomas, they co-founded The Department Of Peace, a production company geared toward creating consciousness raising content and inspiring political action. Their work includes the "You Don't Own Me" and " Bad Reputation" Get Out The Vote PSAs. Sarah Sophie currently resides in New York. a mother to three children and married to director Jesse Peretz.