Becca Joyce
Advocate
Becca Joyce is a nationally recognized Human Rights Advocate specializing in constitutional, religious, and medical freedom. With over 10,000 hours of research, study, and active advocacy, she has assisted more than 276,000 individuals with vaccine and mask exemptions. She has assisted in helping individuals understanding, asserting, and exercising their constitutional rights, particularly in areas of religious liberty, informed consent, and medical autonomy.
Drawing on her personal experience and professional expertise, Becca helps individuals navigate complex medical and governmental systems with clarity and confidence. Her work focuses on restoring agency, informed consent, and personal sovereignty, ensuring that individuals can make decisions free from undue pressure.
During the COVID-19 public health restrictions, Becca worked with attorney and former circuit judge Joe Voiland on efforts that led to the reopening of churches in Wisconsin—work recognized for its principled defense of religious liberty. She is a firm believer that our rights are God given and it’s our duty to protect them from abdication.
Becca is committed to preserving the Constitution and the freedoms upon which the nation was built. She is widely respected for translating constitutional principles into practical guidance, helping people move from uncertainty to decisive action. She specializes in writing and creating protective documents.
More recently, Becca has begun compiling the 30 Universal Human Rights in multiple languages, including English, German, Polish, Hungarian, Dutch, Portuguese, Italian, French, Bulgarian, Russian, and Slovene. She is actively translating strategies and individual rights across countries, including relevant laws, statutes, and Nuremberg principles, to make this knowledge accessible worldwide.