
Cambria Heights resident Nantasha Williams is a valued political strategist at age 30. She has served as executive director of the New York State Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, and mounted an unsuccessful run for an Assembly seat in Southeast Queens in 2016. She then got involved in the Women’s March on Washington, working on the logistics team with national co-chair Tamika Mallory. She is now the group’s head of social impact and political engagement and serves on Queens Community Board 13.