CALDER LAW 

CO-CHAIR

A Sophomore at San Francisco University high school, Calder has a strong passion for Politics, Economics, and Transportation. He is the Co-Chair of District 7 Youth Council and is the Co-Executive Director of Youth for Common Sense. In the past he has interned at the National League of Cities in DC and worked on the San Francisco Municipal Transportation's (SMTA) Youth Transportation Advisory Board.

KATELYN LEE

CO-CHAIR

Katelyn Lee is a junior at Lowell High school. She is passionate about increasing youth civic engagement especially in District 7. Katelyn is also captain of varsity Parliamentary debate and school councils. Outside of school, she loves to hang out with friends and travel around the world. Katelyn hopes to create a lasting positive impact on her community.

OLIVIA DZIADZIA 

CO-CHAIR

 Olivia Dziadzia is a senior at Sacred Heart Cathedral. She has been strongly involved in D7, interning at Supervisor Myrna Melgar's office for over a year and helping lead the Youth Council after being a member last year. Passionate for serving communities, Olivia leads her schools Habitat for Humanity Program, the KIVA Microfinance Club, the publicity for her school's newspaper, and more! She is ecstatic to spend another year working with other youth on bettering the district.

EVELYN CONBOY

COUNCIL MEMBER 

Evelyn Conboy is a junior at St. Ignatius College Preparatory and has grown up in San Francisco's District 7. Her passions include community engagement, advocacy work, reading, and playing golf. At school she is involved with various clubs on campus such as the school newspaper, InsideSI, Model United Nations, the Chinese Culture Club, as well as other student organizations. In addition, she founded and leads the Future Business Leaders Club. In the future, she hopes to pursue a career in law.

CHANEL MARIE GREEN 

COUNCIL MEMBER 

Chanel Marie Green is a junior at Immaculate Conception Academy Cristo Rey. She is passionate about criminal justice and law. Chanel joined the District 7 Youth Council to support youth voices and gain a deeper understanding of legislation in San Francisco. Outside of the council, she is actively involved in her community, serving as an SFPAL Cadet while also volunteering as a Youth Artist at the ACLU SoCal's Arts Justice Council, where she learns about criminology, law enforcement, social justice, and more.

ELYSE SQUIRES 

COUNCIL MEMBER 

Elyse Squires is a member of the District 7 Youth Council, dedicated to addressing key issues impacting youth in San Francisco. A sophomore at Lick-Wilmerding High School, she balances academics with her passions for ballet and contemporary dance, competitive skiing, and community service. She recently interned for the San Francisco mayoral campaign, served as a registered poll worker for the 2024 elections, and advocated for voter registration through the Girl Up organization. Born and raised in San Francisco, Elyse is committed to making a positive impact on her community.

MASON NGO

 COUNCIL MEMBER 

Mason Ngo is a longtime resident of District 7, living in the vibrant Inner Sunset, which is his favorite local neighborhood. He is a passionate transit advocate, focused on shaping the city's transit network for the future while supporting current projects. Mason frequently uses Muni to travel around the city and can also be seen e-biking to run errands and commute to school across in District 4 at Lincoln.

SOPHIA SHEN

 COUNCIL MEMBER 

Sophia Shen is a Sophomore at San Francisco University High School and is currently a member of the District 7 Youth Council. She is passionate about economics, civic engagement, and making a tangible difference in the community. Outside of school, Sophia enjoys being a part of her school's student government as a class representative. 

NOOR ILAMI 

COUNCIL MEMBER

 Noor Ilami is currently a junior at University High School and a proud member of the D7 Youth Council. She is passionate about creating positive change in her community by addressing important issues and supporting others. Noor is also one of the captains of her school’s basketball team, where she has learned the value of teamwork and leadership. Outside of school, she mentors younger students in both academics and sports. Noor is excited to make a meaningful impact this year through the work of the council.