About Eva

I am a committed member of the Cann Hall community and I want to step forward as its next councillor because I genuinely care about the place I call home.

Full statement

I believe local people deserve to be properly heard, and I am driven to ensure decisions reflect the real concerns and priorities of residents — not just a select few.

Professionally, running an NGO that challenges the government on peace and security has strengthened my commitment to fairness, transparency and principled decision-making. My legal background enables me to scrutinise policy and contribute to informed decisions. I understand that national policies often shape local realities, and I believe strong representation means bridging that gap. I want to make a tangible difference in Cann Hall by ensuring residents are genuinely listened to, supported and represented in the decisions that shape their daily lives.

What Eva stands for

For me, being Green means working for a better quality of life for everyone in the Ward. Through my lived experience — as a policy and advocacy professional, a young mother and a renter — I know the challenges our community faces, where the Council falls short and how to build power for change. I have supported neighbours with immigration, housing, education and access to healthcare, helping people navigate complex systems and advocate for themselves. Now I want to take that energy into the Council chamber.

I recognise that councillors must represent all residents, even where views differ, and I am committed to listening respectfully, communicating transparently and ensuring everyone understands their rights and options. I am ready to embrace the workload — casework, scrutiny and community engagement — and I will use my voice to stand up for justice, locally and globally. Free Palestine.