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Presidente y Director General

Equipo directivo superior

Ami Awad

Development Director

Ami has worked in the nonprofit sector for nearly two decades, holding various program and administrative positions focused on workforce development, housing, advocacy, and community wellness. She is deeply passionate about building strategic relationships to address wealth disparities, social injustices, and meaningful systems change. Prior to assuming her role with ROC, Ami served as a development consultant for progressive organizations across the country. She earned her BA from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. and currently works out of ROC’s NYC office.

Anthony Advincula

Director de Comunicaciones

Anthony se unió a ROC United en diciembre de 2018. Hijo menor de una costurera de Filipinas, se ha centrado en la dignidad del trabajo y los derechos de los trabajadores para abordar las reformas económicas, la protección del empleo y la reestructuración de la política nacional de inmigración.

Anthony asistió a la Universidad de Harvard (Artes Liberales, narrativa avanzada de no ficción) en 2005, y a la Universidad de Columbia, donde obtuvo una beca Charles H. Revson, y recibió su maestría en administración pública (MPA, política social y urbana) y periodismo, en 2009.

Antes de ROC, Anthony fue periodista durante 15 años, centrándose en el trabajo, el gobierno y la política, la inmigración y las relaciones raciales. Fue corresponsal de The Associated Press, The Jersey Journal y New America Media, y recibió varias becas de periodismo, entre ellas la Beca de Prensa Extranjera del New York Times, la Beca de la Asociación de Noticias Digitales de la Radio y Televisión Alemana/Americana (RTDNA) y la Beca Nacional de Periodismo sobre Salud de la USC.

El Dr. Teófilo Reyes

Jefe de programa

Teófilo se unió a ROC United en septiembre de 2011, mientras completaba un doctorado en Desarrollo Humano Comparado de la Universidad de Chicago. Anteriormente, Teófilo se desempeñó como codirector de Labor Notes, director de Transnationals Information Exchange en América del Norte, ayudó a fundar la Coalición Nacional por la Dignidad y la Amnistía, y fue un organizador comunitario con los Trabajadores Agrícolas Unidos.

Más recientemente, fue nombrado como conferenciante y profesor visitante en la Escuela Goldman de Política Pública de la Universidad de California, Berkeley. En la Universidad de Chicago, se le concedió una beca de postgrado de la Fundación Nacional de Ciencias y fue nombrado becario del Instituto para la Mente y la Biología.

Obtuvo una doble licenciatura en Economía y en Ruso en la Universidad de Michigan. El primer trabajo de Teófilo fue en McDonald's.

Personal de organización y apoyo

Alba Escobar

Organizador - ROC Minnesota

Allen Lee

CHOW Lead Organizer/Case Manager – ROC Michigan

Allen llegó a ROC desde Goodwill Industries, donde se especializó en el desarrollo de la fuerza laboral. En 2017 se unió a ROC-MI para coordinar Restore Detroit, un programa de formación de habilidades para ciudadanos que regresan y supervivientes de la violencia doméstica. Gestionó las operaciones diarias de las clases de formación y mantuvo el cumplimiento de las principales partes interesadas. En 2019, el enfoque de Allen cambió a la coordinación del Instituto CHOW (Colors Hospitality Opportunity for Workers) de ROC-MI, que ofrece clases gratuitas de 8 semanas específicas de la industria, construyendo la escalera del éxito para los trabajadores de restaurantes. La dedicación de Allen a la justicia para los trabajadores de restaurantes viene de su experiencia vivida al ser testigo de la lucha de su madre con el robo de salarios y propinas como trabajador de la hospitalidad.

Andrea Kszystyniak

Asociado de Desarrollo

Andrea Kszystyniak (they / them) has been an organizer in one capacity or another for most of their life, primarily working at the intersections of prison abolition, labor and queer / trans movements. They approach their role in development and fundraising as a political tool to redistribute resources in hope of building a world where everyone has what they need. They bring their experience as a newspaper reporter, restaurant worker, community organizer, artist and non-profit employee to their work at ROC. In their spare time, they watch horror / action movies, drink iced lattes, ride bikes and read too many books. They live in Chicago with their cat, Scout.

Brandon Arnold

Organizer – ROC New Orleans

Brandon Arnold began his community organizing career with Chicago Area Project. His professional career has taken a full circle. However, now he can add the experience of teacher, counselor and police officer. Brandon is also delighted to bring that experience to NOLA, a city he has always loved. With ROC United, he has pledged to give total devotion and hard work to the local community of restaurant workers (the backbone Of NOLA). He is proud to serve New Orleans.

Calvin Okunoye

Organizador - ROC Philadelphia

Calvin Okunoye is the High Road Coordinator of the Restaurant Opportunities Center of Philadelphia. A graduate of Le Cordon Bleu North America where he studied French cuisine and gained an AS in the Culinary Arts. Calvin worked as a professional chef and musician 10+ years, working with many established chefs across French and northern Italian cuisines. In early 2012, he joined ROC United. Calvin was a part of the coalition passing an earned sick leave bill for more than 120k hospitality workers and creating stronger wage theft protections for all of Philadelphia’s workforce. In 2013, through a collaboration of restaurant owners, workers, government agencies, city officials, Calvin and ROC’s High Road staff launched R.A.I.S.E. (Restaurants Advancing Industry Standards in Employment), an alternative restaurant association whose mission is to support small and medium-size businesses to succeed on the High Road towards profitability. Calvin also serves as Co-Chair of Philadelphia Food Advisory Policy Council and Local Officer for The News Guild of Greater Philadelphia.

Carlos Ramos

Organizador - ROC Minnesota

Chris White

National RAISE Director / ROC Michigan Director

Colleen Koperek

Organizador digital nacional

A former pastry chef, line cook and culinary educator, Colleen started at ROC in 2023. She enjoys that her life experience as a cook, writer and organizer comes together to help workers realize their collective power. She believes that access to information is paramount to building worker power, and uses her skills as a digital organizer to reach restaurant workers nationwide. Outside of work she likes riding bikes, listening to music and trying new foods

Cynthia Gómez

National Membership Engagement Director

Cynthia trabajó como camarera en la industria de los restaurantes hasta 2011, cuando pasó de ser una conserje de rango, una delegada, y un miembro de la Junta Ejecutiva antes de finalmente entrar en el personal como un organizador. Dirigió la división de conserjería y se convirtió en Directora Organizadora de las divisiones de Conserjería, Oficiales de Seguridad, Limpiadores de Ventanas, Bloque por Bloque, Conserjes Minoristas, Mocasines de Minnetonka de SEIU Local 26, incluyendo un día de huelga para los conserjes. 

En abril de 2015, se formó en Brasil con el MST (Movimiento de los Sin Tierra) en la Escuela Nacional Florestan Fernández en la que obtuvo los conocimientos de organización y formación a través de la educación popular y aprendió su estilo de organización desde la base. Con 9 años de experiencia profesional, ha organizado a los trabajadores y ha desarrollado líderes exitosos. Ella está aquí para luchar por la igualdad económica, racial y de género y eliminar el acoso laboral. Aporta su experiencia y conocimientos al servicio de las familias de la clase trabajadora.

DjeRae Lucas

Lead Organizer – ROC The Bay

DjeRae Lucas graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Urban Arts Management from Coppin State University in their home state of Maryland. Prior to their time at ROC, they enjoyed a career in arts education and policy advocacy as a Communication Specialist and teacher. They became an organizer in 2021 with the Defund Police Movement in Baltimore and moved to the Bay Area in 2022. In the summer of 2022, DjeRae joined ROC the Bay as an intern through the Center for Third World Organizing’s Movement Activist Apprenticeship Program (MAAP). In addition to their commitment to workplace justice organizing for restaurant workers, DjeRae has a passion for advocating for and organizing with Black Trans and Queer folks.

Helen Abraha

Organizador - ROC DC

Helen is a 1st generation Eritrean American who is currently working as an organizer at the Restaurant Opportunities Center of Washington DC (ROC-DC). Helen has worked in the restaurant industry since 2013 and has grown up surrounded by family members in the restaurant industry with her father still bartending at banquets.

Helen first got involved in ROC-DC in 2018 after seeking support for a Workers Compensation case. Helen quickly became involved as a member and then as an Intern, before joining the team full time.

Helen attended American University to pursue a Bachelor (BA) Degree in Sociology, and during her time as a student at AU she began “dipping her toe” into student organizing. Helen noticed that the University lacked awareness of BIPOC students’ needs. Alongside her classmates, Helen was outspoken about the University’s inability to condemn racism on campus, demanded widespread education for all staff, professors & students on systemic racism & institutional violence. Helen also advocated for mental health awareness & expanding the school’s limited counseling services. Ever since, Helen has been motivated to continue working in organizing spaces because she has felt empowered by the community solidarity and change making she has both experienced and witnessed.

Helen’s dream is to be the first in her family to receive a Doctorate degree and be able to go back home to Eritrea to offer support in the social and economic development of her country.

Geeta Tadeo

Deputy Director of Finance

Guadalupe Marin

Organizador - ROC Chicago

Guadalupe was born in Mexico, then brought to Chicago, as a teenager. She is a bilingual Organizer for ROC-Chicago. Guadalupe looks forward to creating strong relationships with the organizations in the Chicagoland area. She has pledged to be that connection between restaurant workers and their resources. During her free time, Guadalupe enjoys spending time with her two daughters her 6 grandchildren, and her dog Kobe and cat MJ.

Jen Johnson

Director de Donaciones Institucionales

Nacida y criada en Los Ángeles, Jen Johnson comenzó su carrera en la filantropía en 2015 con un puesto de recaudación de fondos de nivel inicial en Goodwill Southern California. En 3 años, se convirtió en la subdirectora de Desarrollo, encargada de encabezar el programa de filantropía corporativa de Goodwill SoCal. Jen se unió a ROC United en 2020 como directora de Institutional Giving, donde lidera los esfuerzos de recaudación de fondos para los 6 de sus 9 capítulos locales. Ex camarera con 11 años de experiencia en restaurantes, Jen es una apasionada de la eliminación del racismo y el sexismo dentro de la industria de la restauración. Vive en Los Ángeles y es licenciada en Ciencias de la Comunicación por Cal State Northridge.

Jessie Harmon

Organizador digital nacional

Durante doce años Jessie trabajó en la industria del servicio entre su Atlanta natal y Los Ángeles como un camarero profesional que después de soportar la dicotomía entre los lados buenos y desafortunados de la cultura de los restaurantes, se convirtieron en un trabajador sobre las acciones y soluciones con el fin de construir un nuevo camino constructivo hacia adelante para los profesionales de la industria de servicios. Jessie tiene una fuerte pasión por la enseñanza y el trabajo con la gente después de años detrás de la barra y comenzó a enseñar en la Academia de Bares CHOW, así como las pausas para el café político y el desarrollo de liderazgo para unir a los trabajadores a través del pensamiento positivo y hacia adelante. Su experiencia dentro de la industria empujó la ira a la acción para luchar por mejores salarios de trabajo, dignidad, educación y calidad de vida para toda la clase trabajadora.

Fuera del trabajo de organización, Jessie disfruta positivamente de la música en vivo, los tacos, Parks & Rec, los daiquiris batidos, Joshua Tree, conocer gente nueva, viajar, la justicia social, los espectáculos de comedia y pasar tiempo con su perro Kevin.

Jordan Romanus

Director de organización digital

Jordan ha estado con ROC United desde julio de 2013. Ha estado agradecido por el privilegio de dirigir un gran equipo de organizadores digitales en ROC. Juntos, él y los miembros de su equipo han creado y utilizado herramientas tecnológicas de organización para construir el poder del trabajador.

Jordan encuentra su trabajo en ROC vital; quiere asegurarse de que los trabajadores de los restaurantes sean tratados con la dignidad y el respeto que se merecen.

Antes de ROC, trabajó en muchas iniciativas de organización diferentes y trabajos al azar, principalmente en la región de los Apalaches.

Larry Swetman

Plataformas Digitales y Gestor de Contenidos

Larry Swetman es artista, poeta y filósofo. Se inició en el movimiento con Occupy Wall Street, donde dirigió y/o cofundó varios proyectos de éxito, como InterOccupy, el Occupy National Gathering y el Occupy Sandy New Jersey. Profesionalmente, Larry está especializado en planificación estratégica, infraestructura digital y desarrollo de contenidos creativos. En su tiempo libre, le gusta hacer senderismo, escribir, leer y tocar música. Actualmente vive en el valle de Shenandoah con su perro Lemon.

Laura MacIntyre

Organizador - ROC Michigan

Leslie Escobosa

Human Resources Director

Leslie comenzó a trabajar como gerente de oficina a tiempo parcial en noviembre de 2008, donde tuvo la oportunidad de conocer a muchos trabajadores de restaurantes que se enfrentan a la injusticia en la industria de la restauración. Esa experiencia la inspiró a ayudar a los trabajadores a mejorar sus aptitudes, incluida la elaboración de currículos, para encontrar el empleo adecuado y tener éxito en la carrera elegida.

Leslie was promoted to Career Coach, leading ROC United’s CHOW Institute’s training program. Presently, she is the Human Resources Director at ROC United.

In the spring of 2020, Leslie received an Associate of Arts in Human Services from Bronx Community College and a bachelor’s degree in business administration at Baruch College in New York City.

Luis Cortes

Organizador - ROC Nueva York

Luis Cortes is a bilingual organizer for ROC NY. He is working on organizing restaurant workers’ voices for the Empire State Child Care Campaign. Prior to ROC-NY, he worked organizing day laborers in NYC and fast food workers in the Fight for 15 campaign in Albany, NY. His first job in NYC ten years ago was in the restaurant industry. Luis holds a BA in Public Administration from the Universidad de Chile.

Luisa Armendariz

Organizador - ROC Minnesota

Luisa Armendariz (They/She) Bilingual Organizer for ROC-MN. Luisa is a proud queer, immigrant, midwest chicana, born in Mexico, and raised in Minnesota. Luisa has worked in the restaurant industry for most of their young adult life.  Luisa had done organizing work with CTUL in the Fight for 15 campaign, during the 2020 elections with Women for Political Change, and within the restaurants they have worked in. Luisa enjoys photography, film making, screen printing and dreaming with local BIPOC artists about collective liberation. Luisa believes that art and creation go hand in hand with the social movements we are building, organizing, and fighting for. 

Manuel Villanueva

Director Regional - ROC Los Ángeles, La Bahía, Chicago y Minneapolis

Manuel is the Regional Director of ROC’s chapters on the western half of the country. He leads comprehensive organizing campaigns to help workers win respect and dignity at their restaurants, including training and education for worker leaders, media work in English and Spanish, direct actions, and legal strategy. He has community organizing experience as a peer educator for LGBTQ Organizations, developing leaders in the Latino LGBTQ community in Long Beach, Palm Springs, and Los Angeles, and as a member organizer for ROC-LA prior to joining the staff team. He also has over 10 years of experience in the restaurant industry. 

Maria Vasquez

Organizer – ROC Los Angeles

Maria Vazquez is an integral part of our team, serving as our dedicated Outreach Specialist and Organizer. With a long history of volunteerism within our chapter, Maria embodies the spirit of community involvement. Beyond her commitments with us, she is deeply engaged in church and community events, fostering connections and support networks that uplift those around her. Maria finds immense joy in spending time with her grandsons, sons, and daughters, cherishing each moment with her family.

Maria’s values of empathy, love, kindness, and humbleness shine through in all aspects of her work. Inspired by the resilience and hard work of immigrant families, she is passionate about promoting awareness of their rights and advocating for a more equitable workplace. Maria is committed to addressing power imbalances, advocating for an affordable cost of living, and striving for a healthy work-life balance for all. Her dedication to serving the community is fueled by her love and compassion, making her an invaluable asset to our organization and beyond.

Marie L. Wiggins

Director Nacional de Desarrollo de la Fuerza de Trabajo y Proyectos Especiales

Marie es la creadora de COLORS Hospitality Opportunities for Workers, conocido como el Instituto CHOW, un programa de ROC United que proporciona formación profesional avanzada en habilidades de restauración tanto en la parte delantera como en la trasera de la casa sin coste alguno para los empleadores o los empleados. Marie ha desempeñado múltiples funciones en la organización durante los últimos 15 años: desde ser miembro, propietaria de trabajadores en el restaurante COLORS original, coordinadora de capacitación, directora del ROC-NY, coordinadora nacional de beneficios y recursos para miembros, adjunta de RR.HH., finanzas y operaciones.

En su anterior carrera profesional que tuvo durante 12 años con la Junta de Educación de la Ciudad de Nueva York, Marie estuvo activa en tres sindicatos: Asociación de Trabajadores de la Comunicación, Hermandad Internacional de Camioneros - Local 237, y el Consejo del Distrito 37. También pasó 10 años en Corporate America como administradora de efectivo.

Mei Chen

Asociado de Desarrollo

Born in Chinatown, New York, Mei was raised in the food service industry by immigrant parents who owned and operated a Chinese restaurant in South Jersey for over 15 years. Mei attended Yale University, where she took on a number of leadership roles in research and volunteer organizations and received a Bachelor of Science in psychology. A member of the ROC development team since 2023, Mei is incredibly passionate about racial justice, immigrant rights, and labor rights.

Megatrón Caswell

Organizador - ROC Minnesota

Nadira Persid

Bookkeeper

Nadira first got involved with ROC as a contractor in March 2019, and became a full time staff November of 2023. She was born in Guyana and moved to Barbados at age 14. Nadira worked was in marketing for a while and then joined the optical world where she spent 23 years in that service working in the optical laboratory, then as an dispensing assistant. Nadira then moved to the US for something different, and worked in the restaurant business for 2 years.

Nohemi Woods

Organizer – ROC Los Angeles

Nohemi is our chow coordinator for ROC LA. She books the instructor, venue, brands and students for each class. She started out as a volunteer with ROC and is now coordinating the program herself. Nohemi has worked back of the house and front of the house for the past decade, from prepping, bar backing, serving, bartending to management, allowing her to understand each role to full depth. She also has a background in community organizing with a focus on migrants rights, which goes hand in hand with labor rights in hospitality. 

Norma Chavez

Organizador - ROC DC

Born and raised in Mexico City, Norma came to DC with determination and a clear vision of what she wanted to achieve after completing her degree in communications at UNAM and completing an internship at TVUNAM.

She worked for several years in customer service at different establishments in DC where she understood the needs of the community and workers rights first hand.

In early 2021, Norma joined the Cancel Rent campaign and also worked at LEDC as a STAY DC connector, assisting tenants in filling out Stay DC applications for rental assistance, always trying to follow up until the delivery of the check, giving some relief to people who were out of work. The same year, she also led the efforts with a Participatory Action Research project which conducted research interviews with the community to identify needs during the pandemic.

From 2020 to the present, Norma has been a leader of the Excluded Workers Campaign, helping in the planning and the organization to support the community that had no jobs and no financial support during the pandemic in DC. Norma’s leadership in the campaign brought her to becoming a leader with ROC-DC to help support the base building work, engaging her community with labor rights efforts.

One of her hobbies is practicing ho’oponopono, a Hawaiian technique that consists of solving problems from within oneself, from reconciliation and forgiveness or simply a healing practice. And also spend my time refreshing my knowledge with conferences on Organizational Communication and social science related topics.

Olivia Urbina Tobar

Organizer – ROC Los Angeles

Olivia Tobar is a passionate Outreach Specialist and Organizer whose dedication extends beyond the confines of her role. Alongside her professional pursuits, Olivia finds solace and joy in spending quality time with her family, often bonding over shared interests like watching movies together. During the height of the pandemic, Olivia emerged as a beacon of support, engaging in critical community outreach efforts in the heart of Los Angeles. She tirelessly provided essential information about COVID-19 to restaurant workers, demonstrating her commitment to the well-being of her community during times of crisis.

At the core of Olivia’s work are values of gratitude, kindness, sincerity, and solidarity. Her inspiration stems from her family, whose resilience and determination fuel her passion for helping others, particularly within the immigrant community. Olivia is a staunch advocate for accessible healthcare, immigration reform, and workers’ rights, tirelessly working to create a better future for all. Her unwavering dedication to these causes reflects her belief in the power of collective action and compassion, making her an invaluable asset to any endeavor she undertakes.

El Rev. Prabhu Sigamani

Director - ROC Nueva York

Prabhu se unió al ROC-NY en enero de 2010 como administrador de casos y, en 2014, hizo la transición para hacer trabajo de política. En 2020 se convirtió en el director del capítulo; viene con diez años de experiencia. Prabhu se graduó en la licenciatura Cum Laude de la Universidad NYACK, con especialización en Teología. Continuó su educación en el Seminario Teológico de Nueva York y obtuvo su Maestría en Divinidad. Prabhu recibió un certificado en Gestión de Proyectos de la Universidad de Cornell. Y las visiones para hacer el servicio y el conocimiento accesible a los trabajadores de los restaurantes llevarán a la transformación de la industria por los miembros impactados por la codicia sistémica y la supresión diseñada. 

Como inmigrante que se abrió camino, entiende las luchas de la gente. Prabhu disfruta trabajando con los miembros y colegas para ayudarles a identificar su potencial de superación. El cambio social es un trabajo de colaboración que sólo se puede hacer con apoyo y aliento mutuos.

Prabhu también es un ministro ordenado en la Iglesia Unida de Cristo. Sirve en miembro del comité de Relaciones Ecuménicas e Interreligiosas de la Conferencia de Nueva York de la UCC. Es miembro de la Junta Directiva de Worker Justice Project, una organización sin ánimo de lucro que trabaja para mejorar la vida de los jornaleros de diversos orígenes raciales.

Disfruta de la escultura de madera en su tiempo libre y está entusiasmado por tomar un nuevo hobby en la escultura de arcilla. 

Sadia Nowshin

Contable senior

Sadia se unió a ROC United en enero de 2023. Llegó a Estados Unidos como inmigrante en 2004 y vive en Nueva York desde entonces. Sadia se licenció en Contabilidad en el Hunter College y obtuvo un máster en Gestión Empresarial en el Saint Francis College.

Prior to ROC Sadia was working for another non-profit organization called The Brotherhood & Sister Sol. Sadia have experience in several different aspects of accounting such as auditing, general accounting and budget Analyzing. Sadia also have experience working at some of the big companies like PWC and Young & Rubicam.

Samuel Jones

Regional Director — ROC DC, New Orleans, & Philadelphia

I have been part of the ROC staff for almost 8 years and I am the Director of ROC Pennsylvania. During my time at ROC we have been able to spearhead efforts to pass Paid Sick Days legislation in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Additionally, we have passed Wage Theft legislation and Fair Work Week legislation in Philadelphia and through a ballot initiative we established a permanent Office of Labor Law Enforcement to protect Philadelphia workers. Our members have participated in panels at the Netroots Convention in Philadelphia and we were invited to a Farm Aid concert outside of Pittsburgh where members established an informational booth to share news of ROC. I am probably most excited about our effort to connect reporters with a restaurant worker in Philadelphia who was featured in lengthy Time Magazine article highlighting the need for One Fair Wage and exposing sexual harassment and other deplorable conditions in the restaurant industry.

Sheli E. Stein

Lead Organizer – ROC Minnesota

Sheli E. Stein is the Lead Organizer for the Restaurant Opportunities Center of MN (ROC-MN). They have spent 15 years as a worker in the food-service industry in Minnesota’s Twin Cities. Born and raised in Minneapolis, they have been organizing with youth and food-service workers for the past 6 years. They are a white, jewish, queer person who enjoys amateur car mechanics, cooking, building power and powerfully fighting for the future that we deserve.

Sophie Miyoshi

Organizador principal - ROC DC

With my father being a chef at a small Japanese restaurant my entire life, I was pretty much born into the restaurant industry. I started working at his restaurant when I was 15 and have continued to work at various restaurant establishments since then. The restaurant industry is my home and restaurant workers are my family. Despite the horrible treatment and low wages so many of us experience, I have always been in awe at the amount of care, love and innate sense of solidarity restaurant workers have for each other. I am so grateful to be building power with workers every day so that we can reshape the industry for the better. I originally came to ROC DC as a member and had the privilege to join the organizing team in 2016. I am currently the Lead Organizer at ROC-DC.

Tareq Saghie

 Organizador - ROC Nueva York

Tareq Saghie is an organizer and case manager who comes to ROC with several years of experience as a server, runner, bar back, and busser at various restaurants. He transitioned to working for ROC after witnessing the widespread exploitation of labor at New York City restaurants, a reality he wants to change both to provide the workers with a more dignified life and to maintain an industry that brings so many people joy.

 

In addition to his experience in restaurants, Tareq worked as a case manager and program coordinator at shelters opened inside of hotels during the COVID-19 pandemic, starting at shelters for people with COVID-19 and moving to a program for people released early from incarceration. In the former role, Tareq organized a team of nurses to do vaccine outreach, bringing education and the vaccines themselves to people across the city at a time when accessibility was low. Tareq is excited to engage members across the 5 boroughs and help get pro-worker legislation passed, a task he will do while completing an MA at CUNY Newmark Graduate School of Journalism.

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