Keyla Medina is a proud Puerto Rican native who has called Bridgeport home since the age of 3. Alongside her husband, Keyla has raised three daughters, all of whom successfully graduated from the Bridgeport public school system and went onto college.
Keyla and her family are passionate advocates for children in Bridgeport and throughout Connecticut, championing quality education and tirelessly working to secure increased funding for schools. This commitment extends to their daughters, who have actively engaged with legislators and community leaders to advocate for improved services and funding in their schools.
Recently, Keyla's husband secured a seat on the Bridgeport Board of Education, marking a significant milestone in their ongoing efforts to positively impact the local education system. Undeterred, the couple continues to collaborate with the community, making lasting contributions to the lives of Bridgeport residents.
In her professional capacity, Keyla serves as the Senior Operations and Special Projects Manager for Make the Road, where she focuses on advocating for immigrant rights, workers' rights, and improved access to education, housing, and healthcare in low-income communities, with a specific emphasis on Bridgeport and Hartford.
Beyond her advocacy work, Keyla maintains a fun and athletic side as a former "All State" volleyball player. She actively participates in a Monday night volleyball team in Woodbridge, showcasing her dedication to both community engagement and a healthy, active lifestyle.
