Brittany Alston (she/her) is the Executive Director of the Philly Black Worker Project where she supports organizing and campaigning with Black workers in the temp industry. Prior to this, she was Research Director at the Action Center on Race and the Economy. Brittany came into the labor movement as a union researcher and is passionate about supporting new campaigners and building power alongside workers. She also enjoys crate digging and watching scandalous investigative documentaries. 

Brittany holds a B.A. in urban policy and planning from Rutgers University and a Master’s degree in city planning from University of Pennsylvania’s School of Design.

Shakiya Canty is a 4th generation West Philadelphian who enjoys identifying innovative approaches and improved solutions to social movement and organizational challenges. She has deep interests in economics alternatives and currently works as a city-wide housing organizer.

Sheri Davis is Associate Director of the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization (CIWO) and Assistant Professor of Professional Practice at Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations (SMLR), Co-director of WILL Empower (Women Innovating Labor Leadership), National Black Worker Center Board Member, Crunk Feminist Collective contributer, and a proud new AAUP-AFT union member.

Briheem is the Vice President of Local 274's Executive Board and a long time union organizer, after over a decade of work in the food service and hospitality industry. He also supports the UNITE HERE Philadelphia Hospitality Academy program, providing training and employment for workers in culinary, hotel housekeeping and server roles.