Steering Committee

Chair

Hailey Shea McMoore

Hailey Shea McMoore is committed to advancing progressive policies in Colorado. With a decade of organizing experience, Hailey first joined a union in 2014 as an AFT member. Unions have saved her job, made her wages more livable and ensured fair treatment during pregnancy and maternity leave. As chair she looks forward to professionalizing campaign and aide work, as well as elevating the union’s profile in the Colorado organizing landscape.

Hailey started her career as a teacher and was pulled into politics through student advocacy work. After serving as Chief of Staff for Representative Jennifer Bacon for three legislative sessions, Hailey has stepped away from formal, paid work to be a stay at home mom. Her commitment to making the “world as it should be” a reality is what drives her work. When she needs to refill her cup, you can find Hailey reading nonfiction, going for a walk, doing paper crafts or dancing to Beyonce!

Vice-Chair

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Secretary-Treasurer

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Bargaining Committee Chair

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Ombudsman

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Chief Steward

Sophia Braman-Sickling

Sophia is a dedicated advocate for worker power in all spaces. After becoming a legislative aide, she quickly became involved in our union’s organizing committee, recognizing real worker power, the power needed for change, is built from the bottom. As part of our union’s first cohort of trained stewards, Sophia gained valuable perspective on organizing, representation, and movement building. She's focused on building our union’s internal capacity through the steward committee, creating pathways for rising workplace leaders and preserving our union's institutional knowledge. Together we bargain and divided we beg - Sophia is building our power with every worker and ensuring our stewards are well-trained, prepared, and confident in their ability to do the same.

Campaign Certification Committee Chair

Chris Crosby

Chris Crosby is from Denver, CO and got his MA at University of Denver. He is committed to helping get both Legislative Aides and Campaign Workers to a point where we can comfortably work in Colorado politics and have the support needed to stay. We have chosen to be here not for the great benefits, high reputation, or the living wage; but for some higher reason. And for as much external pressure there is in political work, it is the internal pressures that force us out. Chris is in PWG because it is important to him to help strengthen our relationships with employers so that we are comfortable at home and at work 1) to help ourselves and 2) to let us serve others better.