<p>During this Modestly Outspoken episode, we speak with Cristina Pinzon, Founder and CEO of Stateside Affairs, a minority and woman-owned public relations consultancy company, and Maria Del Cid, Coordinator of the Latino Caucus under the NJ Democratic State Committee and Director of Policy and Legislative Services at the NJ Department of Health.</p> <p>They join us to talk about what they do to advocate and help the Latino community strive for better while being the only Latino women in the room. They emphasize the challenges of mail-in voting, how our young bilingual speakers can get involved during this process, how we can drive change in our communities, and the marketing techniques they are using to target specific communities and encourage the young vote.</p> <p>Watch it on YouTube: Modestly Outspoken</p> <p>Want to get involved? Check out&nbsp;<a href="http://www.njdems.org/" target="_blank">www.njdems.org</a>&nbsp;and find the volunteering opportunity that is right for you!</p> <p>Want to get involved in the Democratic Latino Caucus of NJ? Email&nbsp;Latinos@njdems.org&nbsp;to stay engaged with Cristina and Maria!</p> <p>Passionate about marketing and design, with interest in public service? Stay tuned for an internship opportunity coming soon!</p>

Modestly Outspoken

Modestly Outspoken

What our Latina Woman leaders are doing to strive for change and get you to vote, with Cristina Pinzon and Maria Del Cid

OCT 7, 202071 MIN
Modestly Outspoken

What our Latina Woman leaders are doing to strive for change and get you to vote, with Cristina Pinzon and Maria Del Cid

OCT 7, 202071 MIN

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<p>During this Modestly Outspoken episode, we speak with Cristina Pinzon, Founder and CEO of Stateside Affairs, a minority and woman-owned public relations consultancy company, and Maria Del Cid, Coordinator of the Latino Caucus under the NJ Democratic State Committee and Director of Policy and Legislative Services at the NJ Department of Health.</p> <p>They join us to talk about what they do to advocate and help the Latino community strive for better while being the only Latino women in the room. They emphasize the challenges of mail-in voting, how our young bilingual speakers can get involved during this process, how we can drive change in our communities, and the marketing techniques they are using to target specific communities and encourage the young vote.</p> <p>Watch it on YouTube: Modestly Outspoken</p> <p>Want to get involved? Check out&nbsp;<a href="http://www.njdems.org/" target="_blank">www.njdems.org</a>&nbsp;and find the volunteering opportunity that is right for you!</p> <p>Want to get involved in the Democratic Latino Caucus of NJ? Email&nbsp;[email protected]&nbsp;to stay engaged with Cristina and Maria!</p> <p>Passionate about marketing and design, with interest in public service? Stay tuned for an internship opportunity coming soon!</p>