Faith Winter is a Westminster City Councilor and the Training and Outreach Director for the White House Project. As a City Councilor Winter spear heads initiatives on sustainability and affordable housing. Winter also provides training, inspiration and empowerment to promote women's political leadership across the country. Winter has helped train women who are now serving on city councils, school boards and state legislatures. Winter started her career working at a homeless shelter. Winter has been organizing and working on campaigns for the past eight years. Doing environmental work, she lead a team of over 100 young people that turned out 93,000 young voters in 2004. Winter also led over a dozen clean energy campaigns that generated 2 million dollars to purchase wind and solar power. In 2004 Winter was named one of 30 people under 30 showing political leadership by the Youth Vote Coalition. In 2008 Winter was named one of the top ten most influential women in Denver by the Denver examiner. Winter loves organizing because she believes the best way to create change is by building power through people. She also has fun doing it, because a job isn't worth doing unless you laugh once in a while.

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