The Gen-Z Dream Team
Meet Us!
Cameron Driggers is an eighteen-year-old student activist at the University of Florida. Aside from helping lead campaigns against the Don't Say Gay Bill and his homophobic school board, Cameron has worked for a number of field advocacy organizations. Cameron has pulled from these experiences to found Youth Action Fund.
Cameron Driggers
Founder, Executive Director
Trenece is a proud and passionate reproductive justice organizer based in Tallahassee, FL where she attends Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University. After speaking at her local Dobbs decision rally, Trenece made the decision to join the fight for reproductive freedom.
Trenece Robertson
Organizing Lead
Sabrina Briceño is a proud Latina passionate about visual activism. Her organizing experience is rooted in the experience as an immigrant in the US. She hopes to make Florida a state where all marginalized communities are not only safe, but celebrated.
Sabrina Briceño
Communications Director
Trevor Wild is an organizer from Florida exploring the craft of social movement building and how young people can wield political power. Trevor has worked with March For Our Lives to make over 1.5 million voter contacts. Today, Trevor is studying youth leadership development and how to build powerful, resilient member-led organizations.
Trevor Wild
Training Lead
Board of Directors
Cameron Driggers is an eighteen-year-old student activist at the University of Florida. Aside from helping lead campaigns against the Don't Say Gay Bill and his homophobic school board, Cameron has worked for a number of field advocacy organizations. Cameron has pulled from these experiences to found Youth Action Fund.
Cameron Driggers
Executive Director
Maxx Fenning is a twenty-one-year-old activist in South Florida. Maxx is the mind behind PRISM, a youth-led org on the front lines of the fight for LGBTQ-inclusive education and sexual health. Maxx has also sponsored various initiatives in support of LGBTQ+ students under attack from Tallahassee.
Maxx Fenning
Chair
Jasmine Harmon is a 23-year-old UF graduate from Tampa, Florida, and a current law student at Florida A&M College of Law. She has dedicated her academic efforts to volunteering, engaging her community, advocating for racial justice, and championing the unrepresented voices of Black women in the legal field. Jasmine currently serves as the Director of Operations and Development for Gen-Z for Change.
Jasmine Harmon
Board Member
Alysa Vidal is an eighteen-year-old activist at Seminole State College. Alysa has worked behind the scenes to facilitate and capture many youth-led actions across the state. Alysa is passionate about LGBTQ+ rights, reproductive rights and tackling systemic racism.
Alysa Vidal
Board Member
Jack Petocz is a nineteen-year-old organizer, activist, and freshman at Vanderbilt University pursuing a degree in Political Science. Identifying as gay, Petocz has made international headlines for consistently fighting against LGBTQ+ sentiment in both his home state of Florida and beyond. In just the past year, Jack has challenged discriminatory book banning and organized Florida's "Don't Say Gay" walkout.
Jack Petocz
Vice-Chair
Roymara Louissaint is an eighteen-year-old student at Stanford University. Roymara is a passionate advocate for decarceration and racial justice.
Roymara Louissaint
Board Secretary
Sergio Cartagena is a local organizer who has worked on several campaigns, the legislative offices of Representatives Eskamani, Smith and Harris and now works at a non-profit, Alianza, serving the Latino and Hispanic community in Central Florida. Through his journey of learning and building opportunities, he explores ways to teach, develop and share resources with other local leaders and organizers to improve the quality of life of every Floridian.