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Join us for a virtual workshop led by Stephanie Valencia, Ash Center Technology and Democracy Fellow and co-founder of EquisLabs; an organization creating a more active, powerful Latinx electorate.
As matriarchs, soccer moms, or college-aged kids - Latina women are the glue and the backbones of the Latinx community. Their power lies in the social networks they hold and their ability to catalyze them to move the people around them. Because of this, they have the potential to lead a new blue wave in 2020 and beyond. This workshop will explore what the research indicates and what will make them turn out and vote.
This virtual workshop is the first in a two-part series exploring the Latinx voting bloc. Learn more and register for the second event HERE.
Recieve Access to the Virtual Event
Registration is required to recieve access to the event. Harvard affiliates (students, faculty, staff and fellows) please register with your Harvard email to recieve a Zoom invitation. All other community members please register to recieve an invitation to a YouTube live event.
Registration will close one hour before the event, at that time both Zoom information and YouTube live details will be sent out.
About the Technology and Democracy Workshops
The Ash Center's Technology and Democracy Workshop Series are hands-on, co-curricular events designed to help HKS and other students at Harvard develop real-world technology skills. Led by a network of technology practitioners, participants spend time working together and with the workshop leader to learn how to apply technical skills to impact real-world scenarios. Learn more about the fellowship program here.