Northeast trips desk on the Battleground States team, political trips for Principals: POTUS, VPOTUS, FLOTUS, SGOTUS & Surrogates.

•Led the launch of We Thrive: A Women’s financial initiative for the Office of the Lt. Governor. Following its successful launch, orchestrated a state-wide listening tour to gather feedback and ensure inclusivity across diverse communities.•Represented the department as the liaison to diverse neighborhood and community groups, civic associations, and non-profit agencies.•Engaged in outreach and constituency development to enhance awareness and public involvement in departmental initiatives and objectives.•Coordinated and organized the development and execution of outreach strategies for the Lt. Governor. This includes organizing community events throughout the state and meetings with elected officials, state agencies, and constituents.

• Trained volunteers that had been sent to the campaign to collect petitions, surveys, and collect data from them after canvasses.• Created training manuals that included how to make calls, knock on doors, and speak to voters.• Ensured that the paid canvassers are doing their jobs i.e. collecting petition signatures, completing walk packets, and accurately collecting data.• Made recruitment calls for upcoming events or days of action• Direct voter contact including walking a shift/day and daily DVC calls

•Solicited cash or in-kind donations or sponsorships from individual, business, or government donors, including $400,000 for the Chicago Latino Caucus Foundation.• Conducted research to identify the goals, history of charitable donations, and other data related to potential donors, potential investors, or general donor markets.

•Campaign support and skill development for campaign organizers in the Great Lakes Region•Communication between campaigns and the regional/national Fair Trade leadership•Remote networking and support for Great Lakes Fair Trade Region•Works to coordinate with fellows across the Great Lakes Region to coordinate projects and generate ideas to help further the mission and vision of Fair Trade USA.

• Drafted letter correspondences to federal agencies on behalf of constituents.• Produced memos pertaining to various issues such as Maternal/Infant Mortality and Immigration.• Served as a Spanish translator for constituents and the Chicago casework team.

•Assisted with the Year of Creative Youth (YOCY) initiative, the City of Chicago’s yearlong theme to elevate youth artists and the mentors who inspire them; assisted with community events, programs for arts education and recognition for young artists, the Creative Youth Festival in September, and other programs throughout the year; and worked with the Marketing/Communications, Partnership, and Programming divisions•Worked and supported ongoing and new emerging DCASE initiatives, including providing event, program, and administrative support to DCASE’s community outreach efforts with Chicago’s many arts communities in a range of creative disciplines and industries, such as arts education, theatre, music, film, and public art.•Provided event coordination support for various events, meetings, activities,programs, and helped with guest and VIP check-in •Assisted with developing communication materials and organizing detailed contact lists and spreadsheets•Performed additional functions to support other DCASE festivals, programs, and events, including attendance at events, and routine clerical and administrative duties involving copying, scanning, document preparation, filing, correspondence, answering the telephone, mailings, tracking, event set up, and using social media to promote DCASE events and activities•Attended, reported on, and participated in interagency and public meetings with City Departments and Chicago sister agencies, such as the Chicago Park District, Chicago Public Schools, Chicago Public Library•Assisted with DCASE’s Free, Free, Free newsletter featuring free events and activities from around the City

•Encouraged direct action to support campaigns that demonstrate concern for justice andeconomic inequality•Took on the big issues that keep people poor: inequality, discrimination, and unequal access to resources including food, water, and land.•Introduced and explored the root causes of poverty and Oxfams work to address global hungerand injustice

•Supported the daily operations of the Campus Card Office with basic reception responsibilities of answering phones and greeting visitors•Produced and issued ID cards, Alumni Cards, and Passport Photos to staff, faculty, and registered students.

• Reached out to potential volunteers and voters • Organized voter information • Staffed fundraising events • Data Entry

• Assist in drafting constituent correspondence• Intake of constituent requests• Legislative research and administrative support as needed

•Collected past election and legislature data, tracking and analyzing legislative votes. •Input data into voter database•Provided assistance to individual campaigns through direct voter and volunteer contact•Verified political documents

• Served as first-line of communication with residents and guests via phone and in-person.• Maintained accurate guest records and building access, ensuring the safety and security of the residence hall.• Administered lock out procedures and the checkout process for temporary keys and access cards.• Provided clerical support for hall staff by maintaining files, creating documents, assisting with data entry, making phonecalls, etc.• Maintained complete and accurate notes in the communication log at the beginning and end of each shift.• Received and report requests for repairs, maintenance, and lock changes.• Maintained and completed accurate front desk logs such as spare key log, vacuum log, cart check out log, and otherimportant logs.• Completed special projects as assigned by Residence Life staff.