Quincy Abramson (she/her)
Quincy Abramson has been with NHYM since 2018 and serves as the Development Director. She represents the movement in state and federal partner spaces, maintains funding relationships, creates, oversees, and fundraises towards our budget. She supervises NHYM's longterm strategic planning and coordinates our staff and internal structures.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
Election night party after the 2020 presidential primary.
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Queer liberation, dismantling the patriarchy, student debt.
Contact: quincy@nhyouthmovement.org
Tristram Patoine (he/him)
Tristram Patoine (he/him) has been with NHYM since the Summer of 2018 and serves as the Co-Director of Communications. In his role, he leads on all traditional and (non-social) digital communications work, this includes all press and public narrative work, website and online shop maintenance and non-social media digital outreach.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
"Having our office building packed with NHYM members and friends the night of the 2020 NH Primary, the feeling in the room was electrifying as we celebrated our victory in having Bernie win NH that night."
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
The Overdose Crisis / War on Drugs
Contact: tris@nhyouthmovement.org
Eva Ford (she/her)
Eva Ford has been with NHYM since the Fall of 2020 and serves as the Co-Director of Communications. She plans and designs the organization’s forward facing image through social media strategy, graphic design, video production and calculated messaging with Tristram, and create training content for leadership development around communications principles and best practices. She work closely with her Co-Director, Tristram, as well as the Organizing Department and Wellness Director, Ali.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
After a year of virtual life and predominantly virtual organizing, the first full-staff retreat I attended was the first time I felt intimately tied to the movement and the people with whom I was organizing. It was the first time I felt like I was surrounded by a group of people I didn't need to water myself for <3
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
The overdose crisis, dismantling the patriarchy, reproductive justice, access to quality education and healthcare
Contact: eva@nhyouthmovement.org
Ali Rodriguez-Murray (they/elle)
Alissandra Rodriguez-Murray (they/elle) has been with NHYM since the Summer of 2020, and serves as the Wellness & Culture Director. Ali acts as the main source of support and accountability in NHYM to ensure we provide an equitable, supportive, and joyful environment for both staff and volunteers. While anti-oppressive culture work is their main focus, Ali also regularly consults with partners and elected officials to help NHYM make programmatic decisions that are both just and strategic.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
The first director retreat we had after I came on staff was a great bonding opportunity, and we had an exciting moment of coming up with a specific legislative campaign that felt really powerful and winnable. While the campaign fell through, I'll never get the moment of passion and solidarity we felt working for a promising future together.
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Defunding ICE + police + prisons, Housing + Healthcare for all, Climate Justice + Indigenous Sovereignty
Contact: alissandra@nhyouthmovement.org
Griffin Sinclair-Wingate (he/him)
Griffin Sinclair-Wingate has been with NHYM since its inception in 2017, and serves as the Strategy Director. In addition to overseeing fundraising and operations work, he works to ensure the day to day work of the organization is aligned with the overarching vision of the movement. Griffin grew up in Durham and attended college at the University of New Hampshire where he studied Environmental Economics and Political Science. As a student he was involved in the anti-war movement and led a fossil fuel divestment campaign. During the 2016 election he witnessed the power that young people have to sway elections in the New Hampshire and helped to launch New Hampshire Youth Movement.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
I think back to a night in 2017 when I was hanging out with the leadership team right after we found out NowThis had reported on our voting rights work. That was the night we realized NH Youth Movement was actually working. For a year we had talked about NH Youth Movement as a hypothetical. We spent a massive amount of time theorizing and planning but we hadn't actually done much publicly. When we saw our video racking up thousands of views NH Youth Movement become something real. That night was the first time we could look at our work say "we accomplished something import here."
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Ending the climate crisis and making our economy work for everyone.
Contact: griffin@nhyouthmovement.org
Sayles Kasten (he/him)
Sayles Kasten (he/him) has been with NHYM since the Summer of 2020 and serves as the Organizing Director. In his role, he manages NHYM’s base building, issue campaigns, and electoral campaigns. He also manages the hub coordinator team. His work is focused on both winning campaigns now and developing movement leaders for the long haul. Before NHYM, Sayles was active with Student Action and Sunrise Movement.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
“I loved our coalition action when we occupied the state house to resist Sununu’s far right budget in the summer of 2021. Direct action gets the goods”
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
The Climate Crisis, Poverty, and Fighting Corporate Power
Contact: sayles@nhyouthmovement.org
Benjamin Kremer (he/him)
Benjamin Kremer is a founding member of NHYM and serves as the Trainings & Operations Director. In his role, he trains on organizing skills, strategy, and political education to develop leaders who are ready to win. In managing NHYM's staff operations, he makes sure that we're running smoothly and our people are cared for.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
"Losing my voice chanting 'I believe that we will win!' with a packed room of NHYM leaders after watching Bernie win NH. I still believe that we will win."
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Came to organizing through the climate justice movement, came to climate justice through life changing experiences in the outdoors and wild places.
Contact: ben@nhyouthmovement.org
JF Carter Neubieser (he/him)
JF Carter Neubieser has been with NHYM since July 2021 and is the Deputy Director of Development & Operations. He works on grassroots fundraising, grant writing, administrative tasks, compliance, and donor management. Together, the Dev.Ops team works to secure the financial resources our movement needs to organize on every campus in the New Hampshire.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
My favorite memory with NHYM was at our 2021 fall leaders summit, where young people from across our state came together to build a movement rooted in compassion, equity, and the needs of everyday people. It was extremely inspiring to be a part of.
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
I had the opportunity to work for Senator Sanders' 2018 re-election and 2020 Presidential campaigns. Following 2020, NH Youth Movement was the organization most rooted in justice principles and I want to use my time, talents, and energy in supporting NHYM’s vital work.
Erika Perez (they/them)
Erika Perez has been with NHYM since the fall of 2020 and is our Deputy Political Director. They lead the movement in the legislative session. Find bills and LSRs that we want to support and oppose. They powermap our state legislators and work closely with the organizing department to make sure we are doing everything we can to meet our goals.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
My favorite memories are both of the retreats i've been involved in!
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
BLM brought me to this work.
Quincy Abramson (she/her)
Quincy Abramson has been with NHYM since 2018 and serves as the Development Director. She represents the movement in state and federal partner spaces, maintains funding relationships, creates, oversees, and fundraises towards our budget. She supervises NHYM's longterm strategic planning and coordinates our staff and internal structures.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
Election night party after the 2020 presidential primary.
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Queer liberation, dismantling the patriarchy, student debt.
Contact: quincy@nhyouthmovement.org
Tristram Patoine (he/him)
Tristram Patoine (he/him) has been with NHYM since the Summer of 2018 and serves as the Co-Director of Communications. In his role, he leads on all traditional and (non-social) digital communications work, this includes all press and public narrative work, website and online shop maintenance and non-social media digital outreach.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
"Having our office building packed with NHYM members and friends the night of the 2020 NH Primary, the feeling in the room was electrifying as we celebrated our victory in having Bernie win NH that night."
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
The Overdose Crisis / War on Drugs
Contact: tris@nhyouthmovement.org
Ali Rodriguez-Murray (they/elle)
Alissandra Rodriguez-Murray (they/elle) has been with NHYM since the Summer of 2020, and serves as the Wellness & Culture Director. Ali acts as the main source of support and accountability in NHYM to ensure we provide an equitable, supportive, and joyful environment for both staff and volunteers. While anti-oppressive culture work is their main focus, Ali also regularly consults with partners and elected officials to help NHYM make programmatic decisions that are both just and strategic.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
The first director retreat we had after I came on staff was a great bonding opportunity, and we had an exciting moment of coming up with a specific legislative campaign that felt really powerful and winnable. While the campaign fell through, I'll never get the moment of passion and solidarity we felt working for a promising future together.
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Defunding ICE + police + prisons, Housing + Healthcare for all, Climate Justice + Indigenous Sovereignty
Contact: alissandra@nhyouthmovement.org
Eva Ford (she/her)
Eva Ford has been with NHYM since the Fall of 2020 and serves as the Co-Director of Communications. She plans and designs the organization’s forward facing image through social media strategy, graphic design, video production and calculated messaging with Tristram, and create training content for leadership development around communications principles and best practices. She work closely with her Co-Director, Tristram, as well as the Organizing Department and Wellness Director, Ali.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
After a year of virtual life and predominantly virtual organizing, the first full-staff retreat I attended was the first time I felt intimately tied to the movement and the people with whom I was organizing. It was the first time I felt like I was surrounded by a group of people I didn't need to water myself for <3
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
The overdose crisis, dismantling the patriarchy, reproductive justice, access to quality education and healthcare
Contact: eva@nhyouthmovement.org
Griffin Sinclair-Wingate (he/him)
Griffin Sinclair-Wingate has been with NHYM since its inception in 2017, and serves as the Strategy Director. In addition to overseeing fundraising and operations work, he works to ensure the day to day work of the organization is aligned with the overarching vision of the movement. Griffin grew up in Durham and attended college at the University of New Hampshire where he studied Environmental Economics and Political Science. As a student he was involved in the anti-war movement and led a fossil fuel divestment campaign. During the 2016 election he witnessed the power that young people have to sway elections in the New Hampshire and helped to launch New Hampshire Youth Movement.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
I think back to a night in 2017 when I was hanging out with the leadership team right after we found out NowThis had reported on our voting rights work. That was the night we realized NH Youth Movement was actually working. For a year we had talked about NH Youth Movement as a hypothetical. We spent a massive amount of time theorizing and planning but we hadn't actually done much publicly. When we saw our video racking up thousands of views NH Youth Movement become something real. That night was the first time we could look at our work say "we accomplished something import here."
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Ending the climate crisis and making our economy work for everyone.
Contact: griffin@nhyouthmovement.org
Sayles Kasten (he/him)
Sayles Kasten (he/him) has been with NHYM since the Summer of 2020 and serves as the Organizing Director. In his role, he manages NHYM’s base building, issue campaigns, and electoral campaigns. He also manages the hub coordinator team. His work is focused on both winning campaigns now and developing movement leaders for the long haul. Before NHYM, Sayles was active with Student Action and Sunrise Movement.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
“I loved our coalition action when we occupied the state house to resist Sununu’s far right budget in the summer of 2021. Direct action gets the goods”
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
The Climate Crisis, Poverty, and Fighting Corporate Power
Contact: sayles@nhyouthmovement.org
Benjamin Kremer (he/him)
Benjamin Kremer is a founding member of NHYM and serves as the Trainings & Operations Director. In his role, he trains on organizing skills, strategy, and political education to develop leaders who are ready to win. In managing NHYM's staff operations, he makes sure that we're running smoothly and our people are cared for.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
"Losing my voice chanting 'I believe that we will win!' with a packed room of NHYM leaders after watching Bernie win NH. I still believe that we will win."
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
Came to organizing through the climate justice movement, came to climate justice through life changing experiences in the outdoors and wild places.
Contact: ben@nhyouthmovement.org
Erika Perez (they/them)
Erika Perez has been with NHYM since the fall of 2020 and is our Political Director. They lead the movement in the legislative session. Find bills and LSRs that we want to support and oppose. They powermap our state legislators and work closely with the organizing department to make sure we are doing everything we can to meet our goals.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
My favorite memories are both of the retreats i've been involved in!
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
BLM brought me to this work.
JF Carter Neubieser (he/him)
JF Carter Neubieser has been with NHYM since July 2021 and is the Deputy Director of Development & Operations. He works on grassroots fundraising, grant writing, administrative tasks, compliance, and donor management. Together, the Dev.Ops team works to secure the financial resources our movement needs to organize on every campus in the New Hampshire.
What is your favorite memory with NHYM?
My favorite memory with NHYM was at our 2021 fall leaders summit, where young people from across our state came together to build a movement rooted in compassion, equity, and the needs of everyday people. It was extremely inspiring to be a part of.
What issue are you most passionate about / Brought you to this work?
I had the opportunity to work for Senator Sanders' 2018 re-election and 2020 Presidential campaigns. Following 2020, NH Youth Movement was the organization most rooted in justice principles and I want to use my time, talents, and energy in supporting NHYM’s vital work.