Profiles


  • Ben Wasserstein

    Ben Wasserstein, via Penn-Capital Star, is a reporter based in Harrisburg. His work has appeared in print in The Post and Courier, Richmond Magazine and City and State NY, and on radio stations such as WITF, WESA, WHYY and NPR.


  • Corei Flowers

    Corei Flowers is a community organizer and Fundraising Director at Debtless. She is currently working to inspire collective action against predatory debt and promote financial freedom for all.


  • Marc Stier

    Marc Stier is a long-time activist, teacher, and writer. Before becoming the executive director of the Pennsylvania Policy Center, he was director of the Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center from 2015 to 2023 and chair of the We The People–PA campaign from 2018 to 2023; executive director of Penn Action; the Pennsylvania director of health…


  • Sonny Bavaro

    Sonny Bavaro is a Philadelphia resident and career educator. He teaches English to high school students at the Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush, resides in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia, and is a proud union member and advocate for public education.


  • Rabbi Ariana Capptauber and Rabbi Marc Kline

    Rabbi Ariana Capptauber has been Beth El Temple’s rabbi since July 2020. Rabbi Marc Kline is interim rabbi at Temple Ohev Sholom.


  • Brook Bolen

    Born and bred in Western North Carolina, Brook Bolen is based in Asheville, NC and has written for publications including Thrillist, Vice, the Guardian, and Salon.


  • Dylan Rhoney

    Dylan Rhoney is an App State grad from Morganton who is passionate about travel, politics, history, and all things North Carolina. He lives in Raleigh.


  • Kali Cummings

    Kali Cummings is the Organizing Director for For Our Future Pennsylvania


  • Colin Coyle

    Colin Coyle is a former Supervisor of Lower Makefield Township, where he grew up and is now raising his own family. He is an advocate for vibrant liveable communities, accessible to people across all economic conditions.


  • Jim Greenwood

    Jim Greenwood represented Bucks County, Pennsylvania in House of Representatives as a Republican from 1993 to 2005. Greenwood is now a leader of Former Republican Members of Congress for Harris.