Aditi Juneja

Aditi Juneja is the granddaughter of refugees from Pakistan to India and the daughter of immigrants from India to the United States. Having been born in the world’s largest democracy and growing up in the world’s oldest democracy, she is passionate about this project to build a more inclusive, equitable, multiracial democracy over generations. She blends multi-disciplinary expertise as a senior executive, lawyer, organizer, and strategic communicator to spearhead innovative solutions and ensure impact.

Most recently, she was Chief of Staff and Interim VP of Operations at Movement Voter Project leading strategic planning, building internal culture, and overseeing legal, finance and PeopleOps. Prior to that at Protect Democracy she was the inaugural director of the Political Culture team, co-director of the Elections team where she built and led the staffing for the National Taskforce on Election Crises ahead of the 2020 election and built Protect Democray’s state presence, and the first communications professional and then communications director building Protect Democracy’s communications team. Aditi was also recognized as a Forbes “30 under 30” honoree in law and policy in 2018 for her work founding and leading Resistance Manual, a tool to provide comprehensible and actionable policy information to organizers.