Our Volunteers
Our team of volunteers are what makes our efforts possible. Without them, Rogue Trans Outreach would not be where we are today.
Maeve Woulfe
Maeve Woulfe (She/Her) is a transgender woman and a lifelong resident of the Rogue Valley, serves as the Executive Director of Rogue Trans, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the transgender, non-binary, and gender diverse community in Southern Oregon. With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership, Maeve applies her academic skills to her work, always striving to ensure that every individual in the community feels valued and understood. She is committed to fostering an environment of kindness and support, emphasizing that no one has to navigate their journey alone.
As an advocate, Maeve embodies her core values of Honor, Love, Service, Humor, and Tenacity. She is dedicated to creating a welcoming atmosphere where everyone can find their voice and feel safe to express their true selves. Maeve believes in the power of compassion and light-heartedness, knowing that laughter can help build bridges and strengthen connections among people. Her tenacity ensures that she continually fights for the needs and rights of the transgender community with respect and understanding.
Outside of her professional role, Maeve finds joy in engaging with her local community and cherishing time with her German Shepherd, Hela, and her two cats, Athena and Nyx. These loving companions inspire her commitment to the values of loyalty and companionship, which she translates into her advocacy work. Maeve Woulfe is dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those she serves, instilling hope and reinforcing the message that everyone deserves love and acceptance.
Noel Weinzinger
Who I am
Noel Weinzinger
she/they nonbinary queer and aging emo
Born and raised Oregonian just back from a decade in Austin
Spouse, Aj (they/them) and l are stereotypical cat parents
Educational Advocate for foster youth in Southern Oregon
I take my inspiration from bell hooks, Frida Kahlo, and Pauli Murray
Hyper-fixations include fancy mocktails, music on vinyl, and mutual aid
Why I do the work I do with RTO
Worked with nonprofits across 5 continents specializing in funding, vision conceptualization, and equity in education
Masters degree in organizational leadership
Passion for uplifting my community and creating spaces filled with love and acceptance where we can all thrive
There has to be at least one queer who can do the math, I am that queer.
What is important to me in life
Intersectionality
Community care
Joy
Bread
Felix “Fee” M.
An alley cat and semi-reclusive artist from the East Bay of California, Felix “Fee” M. is a transmasculine resident of the Rogue Valley, having moved north to attend Southern Oregon University in 2014. There he got his Bachelor’s of Science in Emerging Media and Digital Arts, as well as his Masters of Business Administration in Marketing later on. Having prior experience in the non-profit sphere supporting outdoor youth programs, Rogue Trans Outreach allows Felix to continue to fulfill his civic duties and obligations to help his fellow transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse community with a focused scope and goal. More into the “behind the scenes” work of Rogue Trans Outreach’s mission, Fee has taken on an IT role and does his best to ensure that the website and its valuable resources are working properly and as accessible as possible. He is also a backup moderator for RTO’s social media platforms to help ensure that these spaces foster an inclusive and supportive energy for everyone.
The outside world may be harsh, but Felix doesn’t believe that has to be true for every facet of life – especially when it comes to having friends, community, and support. Acknowledging the privilege and luck that he has experienced in his own gender affirming journey, he wants to help give others the tools to make their own treks to live authentically like he is able to. Whether that is sharing his knowledge of resources, slowing down to explain different topics or answer questions, or even to just to be present to listen, Fee does his best to help others in whatever capacity he is capable of.
It may seem like Felix never stops to rest, but keeping busy is what helps him recover his bandwidth and recoup from social fatigue. Currently he is working on several comic and graphic novel projects, as well as traditional ink illustrations and digital art, to satiate his internal drive to create and tell stories. He knows how the act of storytelling helps break down barriers and fosters understanding between communities, and so wishes to use his stories, characters, and artwork to connect with others on a deeper level. Fee is also a proud lifetime learner, and enrolls in courses online and at Rogue Community College to help him develop his skills and expand his working knowledge to find other mediums to communicate with the world. When he does slow down, he can be found reading his books, playing his retro console video games, or playing DnD with his friends.
