Our Team

Evan has been organizing hard-hitting political campaigns for more than a decade. A talented writer, she is a regular contributor to numerous publications, including The Guardian, Newsweek, and Time Magazine. Prior to joining the team, she toured as a professional musician. She continues to create music and organize live music events.

Prior to joining FFTF, Ayele spent many years managing electoral campaigns for state house and municipal candidates in Florida. Before that, she worked in grassroots advocacy and led issue campaigns with organizations like National Wildlife Federation and served on the board of the ACLU in FL.

Lia is a social artist, writer, and activist in the pacific northwestern US. After 13 years of organizing in the music industry, she now focuses on copyleft, web3, and surveillance issues at Fight while keeping up a rigorous speculative fiction habit.

Before becoming Fight for the Future’s Executive Director, Sarah served as our Chief Operating Officer for 3 years. Prior to joining the team, she spent 17 years running field campaigns including a nationwide canvass operation with the Public Interest Network, and several volunteer-driven voter registration and get-out-the-vote campaigns with MoveOn.org and others.

Caitlin has more than a decade of experience organizing campaigns and overseeing fundraising efforts for a variety of non-profits including Food & Water Watch and U.S.PIRG. Caitlin is also graduate of GreenCorps, the field school for environmental organizing.

Ken has been hacking together web software since the late 90s. Before joining FFTF, he co-founded Fancy Rabbit Software, worked for TripAdvisor, helped start Where I’ve Been, owned a screen printing company, and taught programming at a community college. He currently resides in an abandoned missile silo in the Mojave desert.

Based out of Tirana, Albania, Vasjen is a designer and UI expert whose work has earned him global acclaim. More than 200,000 people follow his art movement Baugasm on Instagram and Dribbble. Most recently, he was one of 5 artists to create an NFT for the new Mercedes Benz G-Class.

Leila got her organizing start working on a campaign to end international police exchanges. In addition to her work with FFTF, Leila is part of the Dissenters' Coaches Network, where she supports youth-led abolitionist, internationalist and anti-war organizing.

Anna is an artist and writer who likes to test the connections between art, technology, and governance. Before Fight, they supported the youth-led Providence Student Union and were a strategist at a financial firm.

Ese comes to FFTF with almost a decade’s experience working with non-profits on a range of issues including digital rights, the environment, freedom of expression, access to information, academic freedom, gender, democracy, and open government.

Hally is a comics artist, writer, and gallery owner based in Brooklyn, NY. She has over a decade of experience as an Executive Assistant in a corporate setting and is thrilled to now support FFTF and their campaigns.

Holen is an experienced storyteller who comes to Fight from a career as an award winning producer and director of documentary films.

Meredith has been creating software for over 20 years. Before joining FFTF, she co-founded Fancy Rabbit Software, worked with a number of tech startups, and was a volunteer STEM tutor for students in under-resourced Chicago neighborhoods.

Terri helped set up Fight for the Future in 2011 and currently serves as our finance and operations brain. She has over 25 years experience in both the private and public sectors.

Advocate for openness and supporter of social entrepreneurs. Director of the Shuttleworth Foundation.

Co-founder of Fight for the Future, Open Congress, Miro, and the advocacy organization, A New Way Forward. She is currently an Ashoka fellow.

Co-Founder and Partner at Space Inch, LLC. Co-Founder of Fight for the Future. Co-Founder of PCF and PPF. Ashoka Fellow.

Co-founder of Fight for the Future, Miro, Open Congress, and Amara. He also ran online campaigns for the Free Software Foundation.