District 17
Ravneet Kaur
Youth Commissioner Ravneet Kaur
Dear Neighbors,
I chose to serve on Milwaukee Youth Commission because it is important to have youth be at the head of advocacy and movements that impact their future. Serving on the Youth Commission gives me the opportunity to be the voice for my peers and truly make a difference in my community. As a bi-racial, first generation Asian American, I deeply understand how systematic barriers limit opportunities for marginalized communities. Serving on the Milwaukee Youth Commission will allow me to amplify youth voices and drive meaningful policy change and resource distribution across our county. My favorite part about serving on the Youth Commission is the unique opportunity to work hands on in my county by learning more about our government and community. The Youth Commission provides the opportunity to work with a diverse group of youth who represent other districts across the county to help create county wide solutions that promote cultural competency, equitable access to recourses, and youth empowerment. This position represents an opportunity to transform advocacy into actionable & inclusive policy. I am excited to serve my county and collaborate with my peers in order to do so! Feel free to reach out with any questions, concerns, or ideas on how we can make a better Milwaukee County!
How to Contact Me
Email: [email protected]
17th District Supervisor
Biography
Ravneet represents District 17 and currently serves on the Committee on Advocacy & Community Engagement. Ravneet's background as a first-generation Asian American has inspired her commitment to promoting racial equity and healthcare access. The motivation to address and fix health and racial disparities in Milwaukee County underscores her dedication to social justice. Ravneet is a junior at Franklin High School. Ravneet is a member of HOSA-Future Health Professionals, Women's Empowerment Club, Mock Trial, and National Honors Society. Ravneet is active in advocating for health care distribution and cultural competency within healthcare as reflected in her long term commitments to the Medical College of Wisconsin's youth program Step-Up, her role as a Teen Health Consultant for the non-profit Providers and Teens Communicating for Health (PATCH), her devotion to volunteering at her local hospital, and her participation in many research studies that work to extend healthy food recourses and health education to youth across Wisconsin. Ravneet is passionate about serving her community by advocating for community needs. In her free time, Ravneet enjoys a good book, traveling, taking her goldendoodle for walks, chatting with the customers at the local coffee shop she works at, spending time with loved ones, working out, and listening to music!
Term
April 1st, 2026 - August 31st, 2027