She founded and is the executive director of a research-based trauma-informed program called ResilientMe to help youth build resiliency skills. Ross has been a member of the Department of Child Safety Prevention Advisory Collaborative. Ross is also an alumna of Valley Leadership and Leading for Change. She has a Bachelor’s in Psychology from Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. Ross has been an active member in the Laveen and South Phoenix Communities. She has a daughter attending school in the Phoenix Union District. Ward 1 includes Betty Fairfax, Cesar Chavez, and Carl Hayden High Schools. As a board member, she wants to make a difference in the lives of youth who are at risk of not living up to their full potential. Her term expires in 2022.

Danaysha has been following her passion for civic engagement and advocacy since 2015, getting her start in a student lead group called Students for Justice, Truth, and Reconciliation, devoted to implementing justice and gospel work on campuses. She is an Alumni for our Young Black Organizers Project, social justice and legislative cohorts. Currently, she can be found working on a project that focuses on capacity building, equitable education and community leadership for Black and Latinx communities.

So inspired and filled with passion and commitment Alison worked on local and state elections, from school board and city council to the Arizona House and Senate. She was a founder of Save Our Schools which defeated a state law diverting money from Arizona public schools to vouchers. Using grassroots organizing, Save Our Schools successfully referried a referendum to the voters and passed the repeal. This victory helped inspire Arizona teachers to speak out and create the Red for Ed movement. She is co-founder of Neighbors Forward AZ, organized to empower people to unite, engage in civil and volunteer activities, and link with businesses to the community health of the community.

He’s passionate about informing this generation about their voting rights, issues impacting their communities and removing the stigma tied to engaging in the democratic process. The youth vote is tomorrow’s progressive representation and Tomorrow We Vote helps them to acknowledge their voting power.

He quickly thereafter joined LD28 as their Campaign Manager in 2017 and 2018, successfully helping Rep. Aaron Lieberman flip the house seat there. He then went on to serve Mayor Gallego as her Field Director in her bid for Phoenix Mayor in 2019.

Korina served as Campaign Manager for the Instate for DACA and the Let Dreamers Drive effort. Her passion for education equity led her to co-found Undocumented Students for Education Equity and to mentor undocumented college students on the power of organizing. In 2016 she was part of the historic BAZTA Arpaio movement which helped successful end the reign of the infamous sheriff. Her most recent endeavors have included working on state wide and city electoral campaigns as a Field Director for the 2018 AZ Democratic Gubernatorial candidate.

Plan, develop, and coordinate the Strategic Outreach Plan to help address issues of importance to constituents and the needs of current and potential partners and stakeholders. Utilize Census reports and databases to research and expertly brief key community demographics to elected officials and community leaders. Collaborate with fellow partnership specialists to ensure that partners’ needs are met and that the Census 2020 mission is accomplished effectively and efficiently. Assigned as the liaison for Arizona’s Congressional Delegation, Governor’s Office, State Agencies, and Western Maricopa County Municipalities. He is a former field worker for Congressman Ruben Gallego in Arizona’s 7th Congressional District.

Most recently, Nate managed the campaign to elect Mayor Regina Romero, who became the first woman and first Latina to hold the position of Tucson Mayor. He currently serves as Mayor Romero’s senior policy advisor, advising the Mayor on a wide range of issues including environment, water, and transportation. When he is not knocking doors, you can find him at the soccer field or playing guitar in his soon-to-be-famous high school band, “Mediocre.”

A former executive director of the Arizona Democratic Party, he led the party’s successful redistricting program and citizen referendum against a voter suppression bill. He has advised many campaigns including: Mark Kelly for U.S. Senate, Congressman Tom O’Halleran, Congresswoman Ann Kirkpatrick, multiple state legislative and city council campaigns and independent expenditures, as well as various ballot initiatives. He is a veteran of the United States Air Force and a native Arizonan. Prior to his work in politics, DJ worked as a metrologist (the science of measurement) in an electronic measurement laboratory.

This includes fighting at the State Legislature, working in coalition on ballot initiatives, and working to bring real community concerns to the forefront of policy conversations with stakeholders.

Previously, Randy has managed six electoral campaigns in Arizona, and spent time at the Obama Foundation and Organizing for Action, empowering young people with the tools and skills they need to be civically engaged in their communities.