About Me
Becca Joyce is a nationally recognized Human Rights Advocate specializing in constitutional, religious, and medical freedom. With extensive research, study, and active advocacy experience, she has supported individuals in understanding and asserting their rights—particularly in areas involving informed consent, religious liberty, and medical autonomy. Her work focuses on translating complex legal and constitutional principles into practical, usable tools that individuals can apply in real-world situations. She is also known for her collaborative work during the COVID-19 public health period, including efforts related to religious liberty advocacy and church reopening initiatives in Wisconsin alongside legal professionals. Becca’s mission is rooted in the belief that rights are inherent and must be actively protected, understood, and exercised. More recently, she has expanded her work internationally by compiling and translating the 30 Universal Human Rights into multiple languages, making rights education accessible across cultures and regions.
ENDORSEMENTS
Here’s what Imran Hussain had to say: “I’ve known Becca for several years now, and I have yet to meet someone as selfless and dedicated to helping others without ever asking for anything in return. She has devoted her life to advocating for medical freedom, particularly during the lockdowns, when she helped thousands of people remain unvaccinated while keeping their jobs. Her mission to inform and educate the public—especially parents—about the potential harms of vaccines.
IMRAN HUSSAIN
What Sal Sanchez had to say: “Becca is one of the most driven and dedicated advocates I've ever known. I’ve known her for about 10 years. She’s not just someone who talks the talk—she walks the walk. When she gets her teeth into something, she doesn't let go. It’s rare to see someone so relentless in their commitment to a cause, and she’s the very definition of an advocate. Her strategic thinking is second to none—there’s no challenge I’ve seen be too big for her to tackle with precision.
SAL SANCHEZ
Here’s what Kelly Guy had to say. Becca Joyce is an exceptional advocate who has been on the front lines fighting for medical freedom, patient rights, and human rights since the 2020 pandemic began. She created mask and vaccine exemption cards with clear supporting documentation, and now she is once again stepping up to protect the unvaccinated from receiving vaccinated blood in emergencies. I would trust this woman with my life—she’s always there, ready to fight for us no matter what.
KELLY GUY
I met Becca at a time in my life when I was heavily struggling with a relapse of identity crisis and gender dysphoria. As a young man, my religious, physical, and sexual traumas were used to weave a lie into my life — a lie which, like many, I was desperate to accept as “my truth,” when it was the furthest thing from it. Thanks to Becca’s wisdom and self-guided way of approach, it was as if I had a mom walking with me through some of the most painful traumas of my life.
AUSTIN WILLIAMS
Rebecca has an extraordinary ability to understand both people and addictions in a way I’ve never seen before. Her quick wit, combined with a deep and intuitive grasp of addiction’s complexities, allows her to connect with others on a level that is truly unique. It’s not just her knowledge—it’s how she applies it, blending insight with empathy in ways that are deeply impactful. What’s even more remarkable is Rebecca’s approach. It’s something I’ve never encountered before—innovative, compassion.
DEAN DEMARY
I’ve had the privilege of working closely with Rebecca for several years, and I can confidently say that her dedication and passion are exceptional. She consistently outperforms her peers, delivering outstanding results time and time again. Rebecca approaches every task with unparalleled focus, care, and a level of excellence that sets the standard for everyone around her. She can literally be given any job having no idea what she’s doing and still be successful.
TONY DAGENAIS
