I first became involved in politics at the age of 16, at the height of the SB 1070 era in Arizona. Witnessing discrimination against our immigrant community, I took it very personally as I am from a mixed immigrant family. Since my family could not vote because of their immigration status, I decided to be involved on campaigns to be their voice and representation. My family definitely made one thing clear– I was not allowed to go to political protests and walkouts at my high school. I was determined to figure out another way to get involved, so I attended my first ever political canvass with my friend who was part of the Arizona Dream Act Coalition. Through there, I met many elected officials who told me I could make a change by connecting with voters at the doors. So after hearing these words of advice, I decided to canvass for the very first time and I immediately kindled my passion for organizing. Since then, I have been part of multiple electoral campaigns and efforts for the past decade. I am a widely resourceful, high-energy, and strategic campaign professional with a proven track record of being a part of winning electoral campaigns and efforts. I have developed and managed field and organizing programs for electoral campaigns, 501 C-3 non-profits, and political consulting firms. My work experience ranges from a wide variety of campaigns including: statewide initiatives, local city council and state house races, issue- based campaigns, congressional campaigns, and presidential campaigns. Most recently, I decided to start my own political consulting firm to continue the fight to elect more progressives women of color to public office. Please refer to my work history and experience for more specifics on the campaigns I have been a part of.