Our Team

Mira Rubio
Coordinator

Mira Rubio is an undergraduate at UC Berkeley interested in political activism. The Bay Area native strives to make positive changes in the world; two issues closest to her heart are protecting workers’ rights and the climate. Mira previously worked on IPEF and APEC mobilization and is a fellow with the Young Black Climate Leaders Program.

Will J. Wiltschko
Director

Will is a graduate of UCLA with a B.A. and an M.A. in Political Science. At UCLA, studied and engaged with the theory and philosophy behind nonviolence. He was a legal intern with the ACLU in Southern California, focusing on education equity. Will also was a staffer on Bernie Sanders’ 2016 Presidential campaign, where he was the lead field organizer in Southwest Virginia.
Prior to serving as director of the California Trade Justice Coalition, Will was the Lead Organizer and was in charge of the Coalition’s efforts to defeat the TPP.
As Director, Will led the Coalition’s statewide efforts in fighting the Trump Administration’s initial NAFTA 2.0 (USMCA) proposal. He led efforts in California to support the TRIPS Waiver in order to combat vaccine apartheid. Currently, he is focused on work around digital trade and improving global access to medicine and affordable tests and treatments to combat the pandemic. Will now serves as Senior Advisor to the coalition.

Aaron Lehmer
Senior Advisor

Aaron Lehmer-Chang, who comes out of the San Francisco Bay Area’s social and environmental justice movement, is a veteran of fair trade fights. He participated in the “Battle of Seattle” in 1999 where union members, environmentalists, and global justice activists shut down the World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting, and organized against the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) agreement with a student, labor, and community alliance. Aaron co-founded a regional eco-justice organization, Rooted in Resilience (formerly Bay Localize), which works to build equitable, resilient communities. He holds a Master’s in Globalization and the Environment from Humboldt State University and a triple BA in Anthropology, Environmental Studies, and Philosophy from Iowa State University. Aaron’s background also includes working for Van Jones’ Ella Baker Center for Human Rights as State Policy Director, for Julia Butterfly Hill’s Circle of Life Foundation, for David Brower’s Earth Island Institute, and with the Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC).

Paris Viloria
Volunteer

Paris Viloria is a graduate of UC Berkeley with a major in Political Economy. She currently serves as an administrative associate for an educational, and is involved with an other organization on campus where she researches child poverty in different countries. Paris is an volunteer focused on the work for digital trade justice.