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Lizette Escobedo

Lizette Escobedo most recently worked as a Strategic Communications and Development consultant for the Alliance for Citizenship. Prior to that, Lizette served as National Director of Development & Communications at the Mi Familia Vota Ed Fund (MFVEF) and Director of National Programs and Community Relations at the NALEO Ed Fund. In 2010, Lizette worked on the ya es hora ¡Hagase Contar!, Census enumeration campaign and the re-launch of the ya es hora ¡Ve y Vota! Midterm election campaign. Lizette has received numerous recognitions for her work under the Small Business Administration Women’s Business Center where she assisted Latina/o and immigrant business owners with business development opportunities. Ms. Escobedo received her B.A. from the University of California, San Diego, with a double major in Ethnic Studies and Communications. Lastly but most importantly, Lizette is a hard working single mom with full custody of her pride and joy, a beautiful and energetic 5 year old girl, Rosa, who goes by the nickname “Rosita.

Articles by Lizette Escobedo

Latino Communities Want to Take Action on Climate Change

by Lizette Escobedo

Learn why Latino communities want to take action on climate change and how they can take action to stand up for their right to a healthy environment.

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For Latinos, Climate Change is a High Priority

by Lizette Escobedo

Learn why Latinos care about climate change, despite the misconception that they don’t hold environmental issues high on their policy priority list.

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Latinos Can Make A Difference in the 2016 Presidential Election – If We Vote

by Lizette Escobedo

Learn how Latinos can make a difference in the 2016 presidential election and why it’s so important to vote.

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Los Latinos Podemos Hacer la Diferencia – ¡Pero Tenemos que Votar!

by Lizette Escobedo

Los Latinos Podemos Hacer la Diferencia – ¡Pero Tenemos que Votar!

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“Sacrifice Zones” are the Front Lines of Toxic Exposure

by Lizette Escobedo

Hear from a first generation Mexican American growing up in South East Los Angeles County on why Sacrifice Zones are the front lines of toxic exposure. 

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Las Zonas Sacrificadas Están Al Frente De Las Sustancias Toxicas

by Lizette Escobedo

Como México-americana de primera generación en el Sur Este del condado de Los Angeles (también conocido como “SELA” por sus siglas en ingles), crecí con el entendimiento de que algunas cosas que pasan en nuestras comunidades son simplemente “cosas que pasan”. Varias …

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The Pope, Environmental Justice and Climate Change

by Lizette Escobedo

Read about the connection between The Pope, Environmental Justice and Climate Change and learn what you can do in your community to take action on climate.

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El Papa, La Justicia Ambiental, y el Cambio Climático

by Lizette Escobedo

En su encíclica revolucionaria sobre el cambio climático, “Laudito Si,” el Papa Francisco hace un llamado a los líderes del país, para que tomen acción. Nos hace llegar un mensaje muy concreto – si no tenemos la valentía para abordar el tema …

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Latinos Have Always Cared About the Environment – Now It’s Time to Act!

by Lizette Escobedo

Read about a poll that found that Latinos care deeply about issues that impact the environment and learn why Latinos want action on climate change.

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Los Latinos Siempre Se Han Preocupado Por El Medio Ambiente – ¡Ahora Es Tiempo de Actuar!

by Lizette Escobedo

Los Latinos Siempre Se Han Preocupado Por El Medio Ambiente – ¡Ahora Es Tiempo de Actuar!

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