Elise Joshi is a 22-year-old organizer and recent graduate from UC Berkeley in Environmental Economics and Policy. Joshi leads fundraising and facilitates Gen-Z for Change’s actions by working with coders, content creators, unions, and other grassroots partners. Elise also has a collective social media platform of over 235,000 people where she mobilizes her followers to vote and take action in labor, climate, and human rights.

Victoria Hammett is a 25-year-old organizer and content creator. Both on her personal platform and in her work at Gen-Z for Change, she is an advocate for labor rights and reproductive freedom. She's led and been a part of campaigns to shut down anti-abortion tip lines, raise money for abortion funds, and support striking and unionizing workers. As DED and Programming Director, she oversees TikTok campaigns, manages the creator network, and assists the ED with fundraising.

Tony Vara is a 23-year-old content creator and graduate of the University of Virginia. Their area of expertise is Latin America and Latinos in the United States. As Director of Latino Engagement & Gen-Z X El Cambio, they oversee the strategy, programming, and outside collaborations for the Gen-Z X El Cambio initiative.

Jasmine Harmon is a 24-year-old University of Florida graduate and current law student at Florida A&M College of Law. She has dedicated her academic efforts to civil and racial justice, voting rights, and advocating for the unrepresented voices of Black women lawyers. As Director of Development & Operations, Jasmine oversees grant tracking, fundraising, budget, payroll, and general operating tasks.

Aidan, a 20-year-old political organizer from Washington, D.C., is a junior at Harvard studying justice and criminalization in modern America. He founded Gen-Z for Change in 2020, served as Executive Director for two years, and now holds roles as Board Chair and Senior Advisor. Dubbed "an unlikely leader of America’s largest and fastest-growing progressive media empire" by Politico, Aidan was named to the Forbes under 30 Class of 2023.

Nandi Perry is a 23 year old student and creative based in Richmond, VA. She is passionate about DEI within the social justice space and expanding upon the resources available to take care of community advocates. As the Director of JEDI, she works to foster an inclusive work environment and create opportunities for the team to learn together. Through trainings, assesments, and workshops, she is dedicated to the team's growth in both internal operations and external collaborations

Sofia Ong'ele is a 23-year-old developer, student, creator and activist. At Gen-Z for Change, developing tools to advance digital civic engagement and sharing them with her generation. Her work has been featured in Disney+’s Growing Up, publications such as Teen Vogue, CNN, and Bloomberg, in computer science curricula taught nationwide, and earning accolades such as the California Endowment Voices for Change Award and being named a CES Young Innovator to Watch.

Jack Petocz is a 19-year-old organizer, activist content creator, and student. Focused on LGBTQ+ rights advocacy, Petocz organized mass walkouts against the “Don’t Say Gay” bill in 2022, fighting educational censorship, and consistently challenging Governor Ron DeSantis’ crusade of hatred. Jack works within the strategy department to develop and ideate disruptive campaigns, in addition to forming and maintaining relationships with organizational partners.

Claire Simon is a 18-year-old organizer and Harvard freshman passionate about voting rights, reproductive justice, and climate action. As Election Projects Chair, she manages team efforts for endorsements, messaging, events, and more. Outside of the organization, Claire also sits on the advisory board of HeadCount.

Dominique is a 24-year-old multimedia designer and developer from Los Angeles, California. With experience that includes degrees in Web Design, English, and Psychology/Behavioral Sciences, Dominique uses her skills of using rhetorical design to convey messages to different audiences, no matter their beliefs, opinions, or values. Her goal is to make difficult topics accessible and understandable to people from all backgrounds.

Ren is a 19-year-old political organizer based in Berkeley, California. With a focus on transportation and housing, Ren specializes in public outreach and communications, designing campaigns for candidates and organizations across America. Beyond Gen Z for Change, Ren is the Chair of the Berkeley Transportation and Infrastructure Commission. They're excited to bring local issues to the national level and fight for climate and social justice everywhere.

Connor Hesse is a 21-year-old student and social media influencer who is passionate about using his platform of 5 million followers to spread awareness on Palestinian liberation, union rights, and more. Connor is the Series Executive Producer, where he helps with creator outreach and is in charge of serial content. In addition, Connor is studying Social Media Marketing at Southern New Hampshire University.

Grace is a 22-year-old multimedia designer based in Illinois with a degree in Graphic Design from Savannah College of Art and Design, where she also studied Advertising, Branding, and Web Design. Throughout college and in her professional work, Grace has focused on creating engaging, accessible designs that inspire thoughtful social impact.

Hana Memon is a 22-year-old technologist and recent Barnard College graduate in Computer Science and Public Policy. At Gen-Z for Change, she leverages her technical skills to support progressive causes on labor, ethical technology, and surveillance systems. Recognized as one of Major League Hacking's "Top 50 Hackers of 2021," Hana is committed to driving ethical innovation at the intersection of technology and social impact.

Mente is a multimedia producer and community organizer from the Dominican Republic.

Hannah is a 27-year-old climate advocate and community organizer. With years of grassroots organizing experience and a background in climate policy, she supports Gen-Z for Change with climate strategy and programming.

Zoe Shipley is a 22-year-old organizer passionate about reproductive justice, healthcare reform, and labor action. She is currently obtaining her MPH in Maternal, Family, and Child Health at the Gillings School of Global Public Health. Zoe works mainly on content for the TikTok page, but also does research groundwork on the organization’s initiatives. Outside of the organization, Zoe engages in local public health initiatives to increase population health.

Conor Stayton, a 20-year-old undergraduate student at UC Berkeley, is passionate about Climate Science. With a personal platform of over half a million followers, Conor actively raises awareness and directs action toward various causes related to climate change and labor action. In his role overseeing the TikTok creator team, he ensures the content highlights the diverse range of identities and perspectives within the organization.

Sean Wiggs is a 23-year-old organizer, "hacktivist", and content creator. He utilizes his programming knowledge to support the organization in creating digital campaigns and mobilization efforts to effect change on a wide of issues. As Director of Strategy, Sean manages and maintains active campaigns, and assists with ideating future campaigns and collaborations. Sean graduated with a degree in computer science from UNC Charlotte.