Camille Bennett
She/Her
Title: Founder/Executive Director
Location: Florence, Alabama
Issue Areas: Racial and Family Justice
Affiliations/Organizations: Project Say Something
Camille Bennett is the Founder and Executive Director of Project Say Something (PSS), an Alabama-based organization confronting anti-Black systems and ideologies, advancing reproductive justice, and challenging patriarchal violence through education, community empowerment, and advocacy. A native of Cleveland, Ohio, who spent her formative years on the Creole island of St. Martin, Camille has called Alabama home for 35 years and has built local, regional, and national movements centered on the political power, well-being, and humanization of Black Alabamians. She also founded Say Something Direct Action, a 501(c)(4) focused on challenging anti-Black policies in Alabama, and co-founded Focus-Scope Child Enrichment Centers with her husband, Taurus, to support the holistic development of Black children and the reproductive health of Black families. A nationally recognized public speaker and longtime community leader, Camille continues to use organizing, mutual aid, advocacy, and her voice to advance racial justice and strengthen Black communities.
