Tatiana Brown
Democratic
- Work
- Collaborative governance strategist, People's Economy Lab; co-chair, Washington Environmental Justice Council
Listed in the official Washington voters' pamphlet. Elected experience: This is my first run for elected office.
Tatiana Brown is a collaborative governance strategist at People's Economy Lab and co-chairs the Washington Environmental Justice Council. She previously led the Campus Sustainability Fund at the University of Washington; this is her first run for office.
I’m a community organizer who has spent my career fighting alongside working families for justice, opportunity, and turning grassroots advocacy into durable change. In the 37th Legislative District, I’ve partnered with my neighbors, workers, youth, and community leaders to help shape groundbreaking policies like the Climate Commitment and HEAL Acts. …
Candidate's statement in the official Washington voters' pamphlet · Washington Secretary of State
Brown's experience
- Elected experience: This is my first run for elected office.
- Other professional experience: WA Environmental Justice Council – Co-chair and Community Representative. People's Economy Lab - Collaborative Governance Strategist. Campus Sustainability Fund, UW Seattle - Program Lead. Sage Leaders Community Leadership Institute. Distinguished Fellow, UW Evans School.
- Community service: I have served my community to expand food access, support immigrant families, close the racial wealth gap, and mentor the next generation of leaders with organizations like Sage Leaders and Standing for Democracy.
Brown's education
- MPA and MPH from UW-Seattle
- BS in Anthropology from Virginia Commonwealth University. Trained in economics, environment, public health, and policy.
Sources for Brown
- Online Voters' Guide, General Election November 3, 2026 (Washington Secretary of State, Public record)