Kelsea Bond

Kelsea Bond is a community organizer, former education policy worker and union member, born and raised in Metro Atlanta. Growing up in a diverse family of educators and public sector workers, Kelsea was raised to believe that our government has a responsibility to provide housing, healthcare, and a quality education as a human right. Kelsea has lived in City Council District 2 for ten years, since graduating college at the University of Georgia, and currently resides in Midtown, Atlanta.

Kelsea has organized for several years alongside dozens of progressive community organizations and labor unions to fight for reproductive and LGBTQIA+ rights in Georgia and organize solidarity for unionizing workers. In 2021, Kelsea organized with abortion rights groups to advocate for a Reproductive Freedom Act in Georgia, and in 2023 worked with their union, United Campus Workers of Georgia to introduce legislation to the State Senate to legalize public sector bargaining rights. In office, they will be an advocate for affordable housing, expanding public transit, and an economy that works for working people—not just the top 1%.