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Stepping into your power as a woman of colour in public service ft. Atima Omara
We have a special guest today!
Atima is Founder & CEO of Omara Strategy Group political and advocacy consulting firm that works with progressive candidates, organizations, and projects around the country to win progressive victories and build a more reflective democracy in the United States.
Atima has worked for a Governor, multiple Democratic candidates at the federal, state and local level, including organizations focused on workers and disability rights, reproductive rights , voting rights, and criminal justice reform. She has also trained thousands of activists and candidates across the country using her expertise in electoral politics and issue campaigns. In 2013, the Young Democrats of America (YDA) (the youth arm of the Democratic Party) elected Atima as its first Black president in its 81 year history. Throughout her career Atima has written and spoken extensively on gender, race and how it intersects with leadership, politics, policy and culture.
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Connect with Rebecca:
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Connect with Atima:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/atima-omara/
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We have a special guest today!
Atima is Founder & CEO of Omara Strategy Group political and advocacy consulting firm that works with progressive candidates, organizations, and projects around the country to win progressive victories and build a more reflective democracy in the United States.
Atima has worked for a Governor, multiple Democratic candidates at the federal, state and local level, including organizations focused on workers and disability rights, reproductive rights , voting rights, and criminal justice reform. She has also trained thousands of activists and candidates across the country using her expertise in electoral politics and issue campaigns. In 2013, the Young Democrats of America (YDA) (the youth arm of the Democratic Party) elected Atima as its first Black president in its 81 year history. Throughout her career Atima has written and spoken extensively on gender, race and how it intersects with leadership, politics, policy and culture.
EPISODE RESOURCES:
Get on the Elevate Collective Waitlist: https://bit.ly/elevatecollective
Connect with Rebecca:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-muriuki/
https://instagram.com/rebeccakmuriuki
Connect with Atima:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/atima-omara/