Live Fully. Lead Fearlessly. Create Change.

Canary Revolution is a 501(c)3 non-profit that empowers women and non-binary leaders to thrive in ways that uplift their lives and their communities. We provide holistic support, fostering authentic leadership, reducing burnout, and driving a global shift towards equity, inclusion, and community-driven change.

Our Mission

Canary Revolution empowers progressive women leaders— including BIPOC and non-binary—to lead with authenticity and transform leadership. By offering holistic support—mental, emotional, physical, spiritual, and financial—we equip them to dismantle systemic barriers, thrive in leadership roles, and create lasting change.

Spaces for Authenticity

Community as a Resource

Whole Woman Wellbeing for Leaders

Did you know...

Both Companies and Communities Benefit from Diverse Leadership

35% higher financial returns

are experienced by companies with racial and ethnic diversity in leadership positions.

Only 5% of leadership roles

are held by BIPOC individuals in U.S. companies.

25% improvement

in graduation rates and a 20% reduction in community poverty are seen in communities with increased civic engagement led by diverse leaders.

Our Vision

We envision a world where women and non-binary individuals lead boldly and authentically, living a life of joy and fulfillment. In this future, leadership reflects diverse voices, fostering an inclusive, equitable, and just society. Through our efforts, communities are uplifted driving collective progress across the globe.

All Voices Heard

Welcoming Systems & Environments

Change that Serves

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Meet Our Team

Mona Das

Mona Das, founder of Canary Revolution, is a former Washington State Senator with a passion for social justice and systemic change. Her legislative career saw nearly 30 bills passed, championing environmental justice and equity. With a BA in Psychology, an MBA in Sustainable Business, and a strong fundraising network, Mona combines business acumen with public service. She created the award-winning documentary, "Bad Ass Women Doing Kick Ass Shit," that interviews 8 BIPOC women candidates running for office in 2022

FOUNDER & VISIONARY

Karna Cristina

Karna Cristina, a Native Alaskan from Petersburg, brings her deep community roots and passion for service to the Canary Revolution board. A committed realtor and PTSA volunteer, she actively supports local families through her work with the Petersburg Food Bank. Karna's dedication to community well-being aligns with Canary Revolution’s mission to empower marginalized voices and foster inclusive leadership.

BOARD MEMBER

Steven Taylor

Steven Taylor brings a multicultural perspective to Canary Revolution’s board, shaped by his Jamaican-Danish heritage and upbringing in Canada. Now a Milton, WA resident, he is committed to addressing systemic inequities and advocating for marginalized communities. With experience in community organizing and leadership, Steven’s global and local insights align with the organization’s mission to foster inclusive, equitable change.

BOARD MEMBER

Danielle Rosellison

Danielle Rosellison, interim president of The Canary Revolution, is a pioneering force in Washington's cannabis industry. As the first democratically elected president of The Cannabis Alliance, she championed inclusivity and ethical practices in a predominantly male industry. A steadfast advocate for equity and collaboration, Danielle brings her dedication to fostering diverse voices and empowering future leaders to her role.

INTERIM PRESIDENT

Megan Sheridan

Megan Sheridan is a passionate advocate for social justice and community-based solutions. A former elected official in Maple Valley, WA, Megan focuses on addressing systemic inequalities and empowering marginalized communities. As a mother of a young Black man, her work is deeply personal, driving her commitment to bridging social divides. Megan’s leadership at Canary Revolution supports transformative change and equity.