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Good news out of Colorado!
Earlier today, Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed HB24-1098 [[link removed]] , the For Cause Evictions bill, into law! Introduced by Colorado State Senator Julie Gonzales, a NAL trainer and alum, this new law protects renters against discriminatory practices and is an important step forward in addressing housing instability.
Just another example of how NALpistas are leading the way! 💪🏽
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“This is judicial cruelty. It is also out of touch with the overwhelming majority of Arizonans.”
Arizona State Senators Anna Hernandez and Priya Sundareshan along with State Representatives Analise Ortiz and Lorena Austin—all NALpistas—spoke out against a draconian law from 1864 that the Arizona Supreme Court recently revived. This law takes away the right to bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom and will have devastating consequences, especially for those in immigrant communities and communities of color where there is already a lack of access to quality, affordable health care.
This is just one of the many examples of why we need leaders in office—like our NALpistas in Arizona—who will fight for policies that strengthen our rights, not take them away.
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Let's use the power of data to prevent bullying.
Act to Change is conducting a nationwide AAPI Youth Bullying survey to lift up the stories and experiences of people in our communities. Your stories will help empower youth, and create anti-bullying policies to keep all youth safe from bullying, racism and harassment.
Take the survey by April 30, 2024!
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And Updates

🚨 Applications for our 2024 Ready to Win® training close on Wednesday at 11:59pm ET! [[link removed]] 🚨
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Ready to Win® is our intensive two-track program designed for New Americans looking to run for office or manage a campaign in the next two years. To enhance learning, we’ve revamped this year’s training so that it includes both a virtual AND an in-person component! So what are you waiting for? Visit our application portal today! [[link removed]]
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ICYMI: Our NALpistas joined Michigan State Senator Stephanie Chang and State Representatives Alabas Farhat and Abraham Aiyash for an incredible shadow day! We are so grateful to these NAL elected officials for giving our network a behind the scenes look at the policy making process and what life is like as a New American in public office. Catch up and be inspired by watching our highlights on Instagram! [[link removed]]
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Our movement is growing—join the NAL Team! To meet the needs of emerging New American leaders nationwide, we are hiring for a:
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National
Director
of
Women’s
&
Constituency
Programs
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to
recruit
and
train
first
and
second
generation
New
American
women
and
constituencies
who
are
underrepresented
in
government
to
run
for
public
office.
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Political
Manager
(Part-Time)
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to
work
on
behalf
of
NALAF
to
develop
a
roster
of
endorsees,
ensuring
New
American
candidates
are
winning
races
up
and
down
the
ballot
across
the
country.
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#NALpistasDidThat
Here are some of the amazing things our alumni have done recently:
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New
York
City
Councilmember
Alexa
Avilés
urged
New
York
City
Planning
to
adopt
“City
of
Yes
for
Economic
Opportunity”
(COYEO)
policies
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to
ensure
that
the
construction
of
last-mile
delivery
facilities
have
community
input
and
protect
communities
of
color
against
negative
health,
safety,
and
infrastructure
impacts.


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Felicia
Singh,
a
NAL
trainer
and
alum,
was
recognized
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for
the
second
year
in
a
row
by
City
and
State
New
York’s
Who’s
Who
for
her
continued
advocacy
for
children
and
families,
immigrants,
and
workers’
rights.


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Former
Jersey
City
School
Board
President
and
Ready
to
Lead
Midwest
‘24
alum
Mussab
Ali
has
announced
that
he
will
be
running
for
Jersey
City
Mayor
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Bilal
Hammoud,
a
Ready
to
Lead®
alum,
just
announced
that
he
has
been
selected
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as
the
Executive
Director
of
the
American
Arab
Chamber
of
Commerce.



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