Councilmember Tammy J. Morales' Staff

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 Andra Kranzler, J.D. is a community and economic development planner and lawyer. She most recently, served as the Directing Attoney for the Tenant Law Center. Andra obtained her urban and regional planning degree, accredited AICP from Eastern Washington University and her Juris Doctor from Seattle University School of Law. She received the inaugural Justice In Action Fellow focusing on Race Equity and Jobs Advocacy after graduation. During her two year fellowship, she represented coaltions of construction workers to advance labor rights equity in public works contracts. Andra has provided a variey of legal tools to enforce local, state and federal laws to address criminal, employment and housing injustices. She provides legal services and planning tools to empower coalitions and community based organizations in telling their story to take collective action and to achieve legislative and litigation wins. Andra recently obtained her Certificate as an Advisory of Philanthropy, which compliments her 20 years of service in roles at nonprofits that include: director, staff person, volunteer and executive board member. Her advocacy focuses on systems change with a public health and race and gender equity lens. She is a renter in District 2 and a mom of a child in Seattle Public Schools.

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Evelyn is a communications strategist, community organizer, writer, and sociologist based on Coast Salish lands / Seattle. Evelyn was born and raised in Hawai’i and moved to Seattle in 2015 where she received her degree in Sociology from Seattle University. Evelyn serves on the Board of API Chaya and brings experience in policy and advocacy work from several local non-profits. Evelyn believes it is critical to make local government and its policies accessible and accountable to the people.

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Naomi was born in San Diego and raised in Las Vegas. She received her B.S. in Urban Studies from UNLV in 2018. During her time in undergrad, she was the Senator for the College of Urban Affairs and successfully advocated for students to have access to clean and free tap water. She worked for an environmental advocacy non-profit, the Nevada Conservation League, where she helped pass 11 clean energy bills and 3 public lands bills that were signed into law by the Governor. After graduating, Naomi worked for U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen where she was the first point of contact for constituents and assisted with getting them to the services they needed. Naomi then worked for the City of Las Vegas while completing her Master of Public Administration at UNLV. At the City of Las Vegas, she worked on implementing form-based code, transit-oriented development, and updated design standards for parklets and streateries. Finally, she worked for the City of Henderson as a Planner II where she assisted with various sustainability initiatives and land use policy. In her free time, she enjoys hiking. She has a goal of visiting all 63 National Parks and has been to all three in Washington state!