Alexandra Campos-Castillos (they/them) serves as the community of practice coordinator for the Southern Economic Advancement Project (SEAP) where they build learning communities for advocates and local leaders in the nonprofit and advocacy space. Alexandra works with local budget advocates from across the country on a wide range of issue areas, supporting peer learning, strategy-sharing, and collective problem-solving to advance economic justice. After graduating from Georgia College and State University as a Goizueta Foundation Scholar, Alexandra was an AmeriCorps VISTA member. They worked with youth, education and families with the Latin American Association, Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta and the Latino Association of Parents in Public Schools. After earning a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Georgia, Alexandra joined Georgia City Solutions and the Georgia Municipal Association as a program manager, collaborating with city officials to advance youth leadership and equity-focused initiatives grounded in policy research and best practices.