is the CEO of CannaBronx and a civil rights attorney with 30 years of experience as a community organizer, government leader and social justice consultant. Kavita has designed and implemented over $75M in social equity programs serving New Yorkers. Kavita studied public policy at Cornell University and human rights law at CUNY Law School.

has been the Executive Director of Mothers on the Move since 2002 and has been organizing with low-income tenants and marginalized youth and undocumented women in the South Bronx for 3 decades. An Afro-Boricua powerhouse, Wanda hails from Puerto Rico, arriving in the US when the Bronx was burning in the 70s where she started organizing the girls on her block to clean up an abandoned lot to form the neighborhood’s first girls’ baseball team. Wanda is passionate about developing leadership among people of color at the intersection of education, environment, housing and economic justice.

has dedicated the last 20 years to serving the South Bronx and other low income communities, grounding his work in immigrant and communities of color. Siddhartha was born and raised in Washington Heights and is most passionate about environmental, economic and intersectional justice issues. He has worked in the public, philanthropic, private and nonprofit sectors to create lasting change for marginalized communities of color in the Bronx.