Anisha Singh is the senior organizing director for Generation Progress, the youth-engagement arm of American Progress. In this capacity, Singh develops national organizing strategies to bring the experiences of 18- to 35-year-olds to on-the-ground actions in target states. In doing so, she helps shape issue-based campaigns across the multi-issue organization to incorporate the youth perspective into the national conversation, on topics ranging from economic stability, gun violence prevention, judicial nominees, anti-Muslim bigotry, criminal justice reform, health care, immigration, voting rights, and reproductive rights. Singh also leads the planning and implementing of training programs to grow and mobilize young activists and leaders to take action in their communities.

Prior to joining Generation Progress, Singh served as the campaign manager for Legal Progress at American Progress. There, she shaped the conversation around the nation’s judicial process by managing unprecedented grassroots organization efforts across the country to educate Americans on the need to fill judicial vacancies with diverse, progressive judges so that historic backlogs can be remedied and cases can be heard in a timely manner.