Paulina Gonzalez-Brito (She/They) identifies as Xicane, Mestize, Purepecha. Their great-grandparents were Mexican Arizona copper miners who took part in the historic Metcalf-Greenlee strikes in the early 1900s and whose father was a union hotel worker. Paulina has dedicated more than 30 years of their life to leading economic justice organizing campaigns to expand worker rights, immigrant rights, and the rights of low-income and underrepresented communities of color.
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