- ’24: Promotion. Senior Researcher for Bargaining and Enforcement with AFSCME 3299.
- 23: Married and became Jeremiah Tattersall-Diaz.
- ’22: Senior Organizer with AFSCME 3299.
- ’21: Big move to Sacramento, Ca! Starts job as an organizer for AFSCME 3299, UC Davis workers.
- ’20: Pandemic hits. Organized Food Justice League, mutual aid, Eviction Resistance Task Force, and worker COVID-19 protections.
- ’19: Became a member of City of the Gainesville Charter Review Commission. Appointed to Career Source of North Central Florida workforce board. Became chair of ACLC.
- ’18: Helped to win major reforms for OPS workers.
- ’17: Hurricane Irma hits. Launches reform campaign for abuse of temporary OPS workers.
- ’16: Became unit chair/shop steward of WBNG CWA 32035. Passed the Alachua County Living Wage Ordinance.
- ’15: Elected chair of City of Gainesville Human Rights Board. Started the Alachua County Living Wage Committee
- ’13: Started working as Legislative Outreach Coordinator with AFGE 2779. Formed the Wage Theft Task Force and passed a wage theft ordinance. Started job as field staff for North Central Florida CLC. Won the Penrod award.
- ’12: Left the lab. Stared working as an organizer and database manager with United Faculty of Florida. Became a member of Gainesville Affordable Housing Advisory Board.
- ’08: Graduated from University of Florida with B.S degree in Microbiology/Cell Science. Started job as lab manager at in cancer lab at University of Florida. Published research. Joined the Alachua County Labor Coalition and the Graduate Assistants United. Founding member of IAIJ.
- ’06: Graduated from Valencia Community College with A.A degree. Biological Scientist at MREC.