
Shapri
LoMaglio
Principal
Washington, DC


Shapri LoMaglio is a coalition builder and policy strategist who believes in the power of bridge-building to create lasting change. As a principal in Raben’s Issue Campaigns and Government Affairs practices, she leads the firm’s Faith Strategies Group, helping clients engage faith-rooted communities in bold, values-driven advocacy.
With more than 15 years of experience in public policy, nonprofit leadership, and media and communications, Shapri is known for bringing unlikely allies together around a shared purpose. She specializes in crafting nuanced messaging, building broad-based coalitions, and advancing bipartisan strategies on some of today’s most pressing issues.
Before Raben, Shapri served as senior vice president of Government and External Relations for the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities, a global association of faith-based colleges, where she advocated for LGBTQ rights, racial equity, educational access, climate action, and support for undocumented students and immigration reform. A trusted thought partner and compelling communicator, Shapri has served as a national media spokesperson, crisis communications advisor, and campaign co-chair. She currently serves on the board of DC Vote and has held leadership roles with the Fairness for All campaign, Not Our Faith, and other organizations focused on democracy, pluralism, compassion, and justice.
A Tucson native with degrees from Gordon College and the University of Arizona College of Law (J.D.), Shapri now calls D.C. home. On the weekend, she can be found honing her serve on the Takoma tennis and pickleball courts, hiking Rock Creek Park with her wife and dog, or behind the drum kit at The Table Church.