Natalya McConnell (She/Her) has been organizing since the age of 11. She has since collected thousands of signatures for different causes, organized many climate walkouts and a BLM protest culminating in the removal of cops from schools, fought for gender equity in sports and served as her high school’s class president for 2 years. Recently, she co-founded the Seattle Student Union. She’s proud of her south end heritage and excited to be serving on the SSU exec board.

Fatra Hussein (she/her) is a junior at Franklin High School and is an active member of the Seattle Student Union. Over this time, she has organized protests and walkouts, focusing on issues related to student rights and human rights. Her activism extends throughout the South Seattle community, where she consistently works to raise awareness and inspire change. She is deeply committed to continuing her efforts driven by a passion for equity and justice.  She hopes to further continue the fight for all rights.

Charlotte Ortega (she/her) is a junior at Lincoln High School. She has served as an Executive Board Member since August 2024. She is thrilled to be leading the Lincoln Seattle Student Union chapter. Charlotte decided to join after the shooting at Garfield High School, motivated to get involved in the movement to end gun violence. Charlotte is dedicated to advocating for mental health and mentorship resources for all students. At SSU, she is working to develop a podcasting platform for students to speak up about issues impacting their communities.

Leo Falit-Baiamonte (he/him) is a senior at Nathan Hale High School. He serves as an executive board member of the Seattle Student Union (SSU), a role he has held since August 2024. He has been fighting for more school mental health resources, better school funding, and universal school lunch. He was selected to serve on the mayor's transition team and works with students across Seattle to uplift student voices. 

Bio coming soon!