Warga Perempuan Bergerak (Women For Jokowi Community Movement--Focus On Counter Intolerance And Radicalism In Indonesia)

As National Coordinator

July 2018 - present

To represent the women in each of their districts, identifying issues and needs that are inherent to the members--particularly related to intolerance, extremism, terrorism, and radicalism that need to be addressed. This committee, through the coordinators also has made a commitment to the community and social issues within their local neighborhood, by conducting events about intolerance, anti-radicalism and women empowerment.

• Communication with the local women’s rep on the responsibilities they have for their local (events, posting material, reports)

• Handling press/media inquiries.

• Assisting in organizing local events with local coordinators: creating proposals, budgeting, and making written reports

• Liaise with local coordinators on issues that have been identified to them

• Participate, where possible, in local district committee meetings

• Provide a written report to the chairperson prior to all events

• Ensure all communication, posters, information, community social campaigns, and social media are updated

• Participate in Women’s conferences and networking

• Follow through on action plans, outlined timeframes and commitments for next events

Barack Obama’s ORGANIZING FOR ACTION San Francisco Bay Area Chapter

As Community Organizers Committee Member

May 2013 - September 2014

• Managed weekly phone, email, and social media communications with other members

• Created inspiring meetings that produce events, programs, and speaking engagements

• Maintained and distributed up-to-date information consistent with Headquarters

• Set up weekly speaking engagements and meetings with legislators, senators, and congress members.

• Coordinated outreach events, round tables, and other special outreach events (e.g. peer support, mentoring, recreational activities, etc.) with the local chapter managers.

• Collaborated with community partners to maintain and update program information and material for volunteers.

• Developed internal and external partnerships for community outreach purposes.

• Educated and informed communities on issues related to immigration reform, healthcare, climate change, violence against women, and gun control.

• Took part in local and regional chapter meetings and regularly scheduled meetings with San Francisco Bay Area Chapter Manager

Barack Obama’s Presidential Race Campaign 2008

As Part of Filipino San Francisco Communities for Barack Obama

January 2008 - November 2008

• Contributed in spreading information regarding Barack Obama’s programs and campaigns to local families and communities.

• Helped develop plans to win Barack Obama’s campaigns by assessing opportunities for building political support for his agenda through coalition-building, grassroots organizing, media coverage, and message development.

• Assisted in building relationships and mobilizing support with key constituencies, from professionals, business owners, and students, to local elected officials and families.

• Provided support to local spokespersons for Barack Obama’s campaigns through tactics like media events, press releases.

• Gave assistance in distributing and developing grant proposals, building relationships with local political campaign staffs, and meeting with major donors, all to bring more resources to his campaigns.