🏙️Candidate for Worcester City Council At Large '25 |🏳️⚧️Proud trans man | Public health advocate | Fighting for housing justice & community-first leadership
As a councilor I would support efforts to use this money instead to bring people together—fully funding our schools, tackling the housing crisis & tending to our environment
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In honor of turning 28 last week, we're aiming to raise $2,800 in the next week to power this grassroots campaign for Worcester City Council At-Large!
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As your City Councilor, I would fight for workers' rights a just city is one where all workers are treated with dignity. Institutions must be held accountable, & Clark is no exception. Clark must live up to its mission & bring in a 3rd party to oversee the unionization process.
It is first-generation, low-income, and students of color who most often bear the burden of keeping institutions like Clark running. Their fight for fair wages and better working conditions is a fight for dignity—and I stand with them without hesitation.
As a Clark alum and candidate for Worcester City Council At-Large, I stand firmly with the undergraduate student workers on strike. These workers are the backbone of campus operations, yet they remain underpaid, undervalued, & ignored by the very institution they help sustain
Thank you for your tireless dedication, Etel! Women are incredible & they deserve to be celebrated, uplifted, BELIEVED, and loved. BIPOC women, trans women, queer women, poor women, disabled women, all women - I love you, thank you, & you matter.
So glad I was able to make it to tonight’s power building summit at the carpenters union! An awesome night hearing about the incredible work that Worcester folks are doing - this is what its all about!
This campaign isn’t backed by big developers or old money—it’s powered by people. Visit https://t.co/ZCaBK3Q49g to see how you can get involved and support community-led leadership!
Housing justice, accessibility & community-driven leadership—Worcester needs real progress, not just talk. I believe we can do things differently, even when it’s hard.
As a renter, public health professional & longtime Worcester resident, I’ve seen leadership overlook real needs. I’m running to bring accountability, action & new ideas to the table.
I’m running for Worcester City Council At-Large! Worcester deserves leaders who listen, innovate, and put people first—not corporate interests. Let’s build a city that works for everyone. #DavisForWorcester