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31. The Strength in Our Community
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On this episode I speak with, Adonias Arevalo, a DACA recipient from El Salvador who grew up in Houston, TX. As State Director for Poder Latinx, he is working on mobilizing voters and getting them out to the polls this November 3rd. Among many things, Adonias has worked with United We Dream as a national organizer and campaign coordinator, the Arizona Dream Act Coalition, United Way, and was selected as one of the 10 community leaders by Arizona University to contribute to the improvement of community engagement in the university and among its students. He has represented Arizona in Miss Gay America 2020 and uses the art of drag to organize his community to go out and vote. Keep up with Adionias on Twitter @sicaryaseville and Poder Latinx @poderlatinx.
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