Ashley Ewings is a passionate advocate, educator, and champion for children and families with over a decade of experience in special education, child development, and family advocacy. A native of Adel, Georgia, she carries the community values of the South with her in every space she enters. Ashley holds an Associates in Early Childhood, a Bachelors of Arts in Elementary Education and a Masters of Arts in Teaching from Liberty University.

Currently, Ashley serves as a Community Engagement Lead with King County's Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ESIT) program, including supporting Deaf/Hard of Hearing providers.  Previously she worked as an ESIT Family Resources Coordinator, she built relationships with families and professionals to create individualized service plans that center the child’s needs and family’s goals.  

As a mother to daughters Caelynn and Emerson, both of whom have complex medical and developmental needs, she has navigated the intersections of disability, race, and systemic inequities, addressing challenges when seeking culturally responsive care and support. As a military spouse, Ashley navigated the unique challenges of accessing healthcare, education, and disability services across different states and systems.

As a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Ashley embodies the values of scholarship, service, and sisterhood. Ashley was recognized by the Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families, which honored her as an Unsung Hero for her dedication to children with special needs.  

Ashley finds joy and renewal in nature. She embraces the beauty of the Pacific Northwest through kayaking, camping, and paddleboarding, finding peace and strength in the outdoors.