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Legislative staffers must be ambitious, humble, and willing to work across the aisle to create change during contentious times. Hannah Reinhard, Chief
Houston City Council Member Amy Peck first ran for office in 2009, when she was only 24. This was before it was
Katherine Herrera was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas and is currently a Field Director for Bexar County with Texas Latino
Aurelinea Prado, who goes by Lina, led a promising aviation career for the last 16 years. She has also held various leadership
If State Board of Education Member Staci Childs had a blow horn that could reach girls across the country, she would yell
Shelly Baker is the Political Director of Deeds Not Words, a political organization mobilizing young people in grassroots work and empowering them
Diana Maldonado has worn many hats throughout her career. Starting with her bid in politics as a school board trustee and all
Katherine Culbert, an alum of the LBJ Women’s Campaign School at UT Austin, is a Democrat running for Texas Railroad Commissioner. Currently,
A woman of many personal, political, and professional hats, Holly Taylor is running for Presiding Judge of the Texas Court of Criminal
The Honorable Melissa Saenz is a San Antonio native currently serving as a judge for Bexar County Court at Law No. 2.
In pursuing her many career ambitions and life achievements, Dr. Cody Pyke maintains a singular focus: impacting lives through service. Cody is
Tsion Amare is an Ethiopian immigrant, social worker, and current Project Manager at the Environmental Defense Fund. When asked about her background,
Lauren Ashley Simmons is running for State Representative in District 146. She started gaining supporters from her strong defense of public education
Christina Morales serves in Texas House of Representatives, District 145, located West of Houston, Texas. Christina did not have the intention of
Think Frankenstein with the art styles of Frida Kahlo and Dahli. Bella Baxter has been recently resurrected by Dr. Godwin “God” Baxter
“When you’re too tired, do one more thing” – A favorite quote of Sallie Alcorn’s, the recently re-elected councilwoman for Houston City
You may want to call Natalia Cornelio “Nata” as her friends know her, but “Your Honor” seems more appropriate. Natalia currently presides
Award winning Dallas attorney and advocate, Cassandra Hernandez, is no stranger when it comes to overcoming challenges, helping others fulfill their American
Working in television news and living across the globe has allowed Casey Curry to engage with everyday people who face similar challenges
Daniela Silva ran for Austin City Council in November 2022 on a progressive platform, advocating for housing rights, efficient public transportation, and
Monique Alcala is currently serving as the Executive Director of the Texas Democratic Party after over a decade of advocacy, political, and
Born and raised in Laredo, Texas along the US-Mexico border, Lesley Briones describes her bicultural and binational upbringing as “growing up on
Rounding out 8 years as Founder and CEO of Cortez Consulting (CCS), Dr. Laura J. Cortez is ready to continue supporting her
Kori Delapeña is an advocate who has spent the last four years working with the Texas Legislature to pass Cati’s Act in