Luna Plaza (she/her/they/them) is a disabled Queer Indigenous and Asian youth anarchist organizer dedicated to organizing and uplifting disenfranchised communities through direct action. Skilled in mutual aid, harm reduction, outreach, event planning, and coalition building, Luna is committed to Indigenous sovereignty, LGBTQ+ youth liberation, reproductive freedom, and transformative justice. As a current sophomore in college, she hopes to pursue a path in which she can directly support the accessibility and mental health needs of community members. She firmly believes that our work is meaningless if not grounded in intersectionality and a revolution.
“Healing is part of the path to our collective liberation and our liberation is intertwined.”