Skyler Johnson

Skyler, a Long Island native and Stony Brook University graduate, is deeply involved in local activism. He currently serves on the boards of Temple Beth Emeth of Mount Sinai and Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic Action Fund. At Planned Parenthood HPAF, Skyler fights for reproductive rights and access to critical care. He co-chairs the Equal Rights Amendment working group, advocating for equal protections in New York's constitution. In addition, Skyler chairs the Suffolk County Young Democrats, where he is committed to promoting progressive values. With a background in nonprofit work, Skyler has experience in advocating for women, children, and families by providing valuable resources. Currently, Skyler works for Zero Overdose, an organization dedicated to combatting the opioid crisis through overdose prevention plans. As a consultant for various nonprofits in New York, Skyler addresses important issues like healthcare, criminal justice, and public safety. His advocacy efforts include lobbying in Albany for legislation such as Fair Access to Victim's Compensation, which supports victims of crime in accessing essential state funding.