• Established relationships with local and state lawmakers and partners to craft affordable housing policies.• Led successful grassroots campaign, which included business, labor, environmental, and community pertners to advocate for 9,850 homes (20% affordable) on Google’s property in Mountain View, CA.• Coordinated and led “Housing 2.0” initiative, a series of community conversations designed to broaden Silicon Valley's movement to resolve the housing crisis by engaging new stakeholder groups and to increase the political will for housing affordability. Drafted advocacy letters to policymakers in Santa Clara County.

• Contributed to a successful effort to create historic policies to protect renters from unjust evictions.• Advocated for rent control laws and innovative affordable housing, such as tiny homes and church shelters.• Collaborated with city departments on issues related to homelessness, public safety, code enforcement, seniors and immigration to resolve constituent concerns. Planned and executed community meetings and events.

• Recruited and managed over 400 volunteers and interns, resulting in 1,466 shifts completed.• Executed field efforts of door-to-door canvassing and phone banking reaching 357,118 voters.• Managed 4 staff members to provide outreach to Spanish, Vietnamese, Hindi, and Tagalog voters.

• Established relationships and worked with housing agencies, government, education, business, and faith-based leaders in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties about legislation.• Collaborated with state departments to resolve constituent concerns on matters that included housing and homelessness such as reports of housing discrimination and affordability, and homeless resources.

• Recruited, trained, and supervised over 100 campaign volunteers and interns.• Executed field efforts of door-to-door canvassing and phone banking reaching 245,683 voters. • Managed staff members to provide outreach to Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Tagalog voters.

• Organized over 200 network organizations to participate in the Santa Clara County Re-Entry Plan, which helps former offenders re-enter our communities and reduces recidivism.• Led trainings for an ongoing Ethnic Leadership Program, including an Ethnic Media Training.• Facilitated trainings for organizations to enroll low-income clients into county healthcare plan.