Ricci (he/him) is a former college baseball player and law school graduate; he chose the movement over corporate law. At AHG, he focuses on strategy, creative vision and client relations. He is also an active organizer in Los Angeles, working to dismantle oppressive systems.

Sarah (she/her) is an LA native and organizer. She graduated from UC Berkeley in 2018 with a degree in Political Economy. She is currently in London pursuing a research degree at University College London’s Bartlett School of Planning, where she is studying — through an interdisciplinary lens combining critical human geography, urban studies and urban planning — how public space is made punitive and carceral.

Caleb (he/they) is a seasoned digital campaigner bringing more than 10 years of field and digital experience to AHG. Caleb’s past experiences at the Fight for $15, Purpose, and the AFL-CIO have culminated in understanding how to assess the needs of clients from a 360° view and provide strategic goals and paths forward for all involved.

Astrid Cota (she/they) is a twenty-year-old graphic designer, political science undergrad, and organizer with People’s City Council Los Angeles. Since learning about the phenomenon of people power, they have been motivated to fight the intersecting forms of oppression that have impacted their community for decades.