
Heather Ayres
Heather Ayres was elected to the Creighton Governing Board in 2020. She is an Arizona native, living in Mesa and
Arizona women determined to make significant change.

Heather Ayres was elected to the Creighton Governing Board in 2020. She is an Arizona native, living in Mesa and

Fern Ward has been a proud Laveen resident since 1982, and is committed to making her community the best it

Elora Diaz is an Arizona native and a first-generation college graduate who is dedicated to serving her community. She holds

Dr. Elizabeth Hart-Wells is a teacher, chemist, inventor and proud parent. She currently teaches chemistry at Glendale Community College, a

Consuelo Hernandez is a proud graduate of the Sunnyside School District, and is proud to call the Sunnyside community her

Carmen Trujillo is a working-class mother, lifelong Phoenician, and community advocate. She grew up in Phoenix’s Garfield neighborhood where her grandmother,

This is Amy’s second term serving on the Creighton School District. Amy has lived in Phoenix, in the Creighton district,

I am the mother of a first grader attending Emerson School in the Phoenix Elementary #1 District. I have served

Alexis Aguirre is a teacher, parent, and education advocate. She is the proud product of what public schools can do

Executive Director of the Food Bank Council of Michigan. Once in Tucson she served as and Executive Director of Primavera

Arizona native Yassamin Ansari is an accomplished young leader with a deep-rooted commitment to public service. The daughter of immigrants,

Sharron Gryzbowski is a current council member for the city of Fountain Hills. She holds a BA in Business Administration

Jennifer Jermaine is the current State Representative from Arizona’s Legislative District 18: Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, and Ahwatukee. Jennifer is the

Alma Hernandez was born and raised in South Tucson. She holds her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in public health from

Melody Hernandez was born and raised in the Southeast valley of Arizona to a first generation Mexican-American family. Stunned by

Pat Dennis is a current council member for the city of Avondale. She is a member of the Avondale Council

Nikkie Gomez-Whaley has served on the Washington ESD Governing board since 2017. Washington ESD serves approximately 20,000 K-8 students across Northwest

Sandra was first elected to the Arizona Corporation Commission in 2008 on a platform of promoting solar energy in Arizona and as a fierce consumer advocate.

Judy Schwiebert has spent her life in this district as the mom of two successful now-adult sons, a teacher for

Leezah is dedicated to improving LD22 for everyone, especially working families. She’s a known and experienced community leader who’s been featured in AZ Central and other outlets for her organizing and leadership efforts.