• Provided translation services to 450+ Venezuelan, Colombian, Ecuadorian, Nicaraguan, and Guatemalan refugees, guiding themthrough the process of understanding, applying for, and securing Temporary Protected Status (TPS).• Built and maintained a network of 20+ legal professionals, providing translation services for USCIS proceedings and immigrationlawyers to optimize access to essential legal services for recent immigrants.• Improved health awareness for Caribbean immigrants (primarily from Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Haiti) by providing translation andinterpretation services at HIV clinics, facilitating access to critical medical care and public health resources.• Assisted refugees during first medical appointments at UB Neurosurgery, Evergreen Health, and Erie County Forensic Mental Health through translation services, ensuring clear communication and access to essential healthcare

-Successfully re-established the club after a two-year hiatus, increasing membership using recruitment campaigns, event planning, and conference coordination, to grow from zero to over thirty members within a semester, and to revitalize the club’s presence on campus -Secured official club status and obtained $20,000 in budgetary support from the school’s student association, ensuring the club’s long-term sustainability -Established collaborative relations with organizers of Southern Regional Model United Nations Conference and University of Chicago United Nations Conference, securing preferential registration for our members at national-level conferences

• Co-led the development of a new endorsement process for 50+ NY-based candidates, collaborating with caucus chairs to align endorsements with organizational values and increase selectivity and competitiveness.• Developed and publicly shared a comprehensive database of reproductive health resources as part of the organization’s response to Roev. Wade being overturned, reaching 2,500+ viewers through our website and social media platforms.• Coordinated weekly Zoom meetings and phone-banking campaigns across 21 campuses in New York State, collaborating with a 15-member executive board to drive communication and advocacy efforts.

• Organized three virtual conferences, attracting a cumulative 500+ attendees and fostering dialogue on topics regarding intersectionality in collaboration with the POC, LGBTQ+, and Women’s Caucus Chairs.• Supported a 15-member board by researching developments related to the Buffalo Mercy Hospital Strike and statewide labor initiatives using the open-source ILR Labor Action Tracker to monitor and analyze labor activities, drafting concise memos for dissemination

-Connected club members with political engagement opportunities by referring them to local campaigns and government internships based on advocacy and youth engagement -Successfully re-chartered the club with the state chapter, ensuring compliance with organizational standards, and implementing initiatives to expose students to the political process, promote issues facing the university community, and providing opportunities to train them in the skills necessary to participate in civic engagement -Delivered presentations on local political movements and national-level campaigns, and organized voter-registration drives at the university around election deadlines -Executed the organization’s first election watch party, drawing in 20+ new members and enhancing the club’s visibility on campus

• Collaborated with teammates across several states as part of the “CDA Our Turn” campaign, contributing to the development and public release of a comprehensive 28-page policy goal document. Solely translated the document into Spanish, ensuring accessibility and outreach to a wider audience.