Now’s the time to let your voice be heard.
100 years ago, the 19th Amendment was added to the United States Constitution, which allowed women the right to vote. Right now, there’s so much conflict and unrest throughout the country, we need our leaders to step up and have our voices heard. The best way to do that is to vote. Whether at the polls or by mail, this is how you can contribute to paving the way of the future for yourself and your children.
Your vote and your voice matter.
My dear friend, Linda Salomon Saldana, a civic leader and non-profit director, knows first-hand how important it is to vote. In 2015, Linda ran for a seat on the Downey Unified School District Board of Education but narrowly lost the election by just a few votes. Now, she’s the founder of the Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities.
Throughout this episode, Linda shares her journey as a Latina in America, mother of three, and civic leader. Founded on her work ethic, common sense, and ability to get her shit together, Linda has made waves her local community and is helping more students get the education they deserve.
Tune in to learn more about Linda’s journey, what she’s learned, and how she serves her community.
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Resources:
Downey Foundation for Educational Opportunities
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