The Team

A’magine has been teaching and speaking about feminism and sexuality for over two decades. As a queer sexuality educator, A’magine wanted to impact people who were entering the field of medicine about sexuality and gender.

She earned her Master’s degree in Human Sexuality Education at New York University and studied film at New School University. She delivered her TEDx talk “Owning Your Sexual Power” in Napa Valley and was named one of GO! Magazine’s “100 Women We Love.”

She developed, wrote and hosted over 60 episodes of a women’s sexuality program on the Pseudo Streaming Network. She co-wrote and produced the sold-out play Vulvalution in New York’s downtown theatre community. A’magine is author of Woman on Fire and co-author of Lesbian Sex Secrets for Men. She worked as a Gynecological Teaching Associate for 10 years in New York City and At Your Cervix is her first feature film.

Stephanie is a producer, line producer, and production manager for narrative, unscripted, and branded content with over 15 years of experience. Her other recent credits include DOWN WITH THE KING (2021), MAYA & HER LOVER (2020), DEREK DELGAUDIO’S IN & OF ITSELF (HULU), GREAT PERFORMANCES (PBS) and HOUSE HUNTERS INTERNATIONAL (HGTV). 

She is producing the forthcoming feature film THE RHODORA which she co-wrote with director Maria Matteoli (THE WINE OF SUMMER). She is producing alongside Trevite Willis (CARGO). 

 In March of 2022, Dawson was inducted to the Full Sail University Hall of Fame. Stephanie is a founding member of the non-profit Women Independent Producers, co-chair of the Producers Guild of America Green Committee. She is currently a Producer for the PBS Series Great Performances with WNET Group/Thirteen. For more information about Stephanie’s work go to www.eclectionmedia.com.

Julie s a certified Nurse Midwife with a private home birth practice. She provides trauma informed care based on deep respect, empowerment and shared decision making. She had the honor of beginning her midwifery career in the Navajo Nation after which she practiced in other hospital-based practices in the South West and East Coast. Prior to becoming a midwife Julie worked as a Gynecological Teaching Associate in New York City during which time she was Co-Director of the Human Rights Project of the Urban Justice Center. Her work highlighted social and economic human rights violations in the US with an emphasis on race, class and gender. She sees midwifery as a continuation of her human rights work.You can learn more about her at www.mamabearmidwifery.com.

Stephanie Spitz saw the film and had to get involved in the work. In this role, she’ll have the incredible opportunity to be in a space where her passions, personality, and purpose align. She truly believes that together we can create legislative change, reform medical education, and reduce medical sexual assault.

In the past she worked as a victim advocate and violence prevention educator. She got the “Wonder Woman Award” in February 2021 from the Southeast Kansas Chapter of the National Organization of Women for her efforts in that role.

She received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Justice Studies and Master of Science in Psychology from Pittsburg State University.

Besides her work with At Your Cervix, she is also a Senior Project Manager at the National Clinical Training Center for Family Planning as well as the Peer Recovery Center of Excellence. She is passionate about eliminating barriers for people accessing equitable, person-centered, trauma-informed, and holistic healthcare services.

You can learn more about the work that Steph has done by checking out her LinkedIn profile.