LA FIRES: MARIA MARTINEZ
Maria is a single mom that lives with her four children and her parents. She lost their home at in the Eaton Fire. Though things are looking dark now, she knows there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.
WE’RE STILL STANDING
Thank you to everyone who helped in our 2024 campaigns in Arizona. We faced record-breaking heat, dogs, guns, and even wild javalinas to knock on 1.3 million doors and have 250,000 conversations with voters. We took a hit, but we are back up and are ready to fight just as hard once again.
4 MONTHS. 4 MILLION DOORS.
In this election, our rights as workers, POC, immigrants, women, members of the LGBTQ+ community & more are all on the line.
We did our part to help deliver a win for Harris/Walz & other pro-worker candidates in 10 states.
4 months. 4 million doors knocked. For the future. pic.twitter.com/AmOYbDfsSh
— UNITE HERE (@unitehere) November 5, 2024
IRIS ACOSTA
Iris Acosta is a housekeeper at the W WestBeverly Hills. She is knocking on doors in Arizona for Kamala Harris and to defeat Trump! Thank you, Iris.
DINA PAREDES
Meet Dina Paredes, a housekeeper from the Alsace Hotel who went on strike last year and is now knocking on doors in Phoenix, Arizona to win the presidency for Kamala Harris. Way to go, Dina!
ALVIANI DOMINGUEZ
Meet Alviany 
a worker from the Hilton Conrad in LA, who is Arizona knocking doors to elect Kamala Harris, Ruben Gallego, and Betty Guardado to Phoenix City Council! He has been out in this triple digit heat for weeks talking to voters about why this election is too important to sit out! Alviany is originally from Venezuela, so he knows the importance of preserving and defending democracy.
CHRIS LILLIAN
Chris works at Universal Studios Hollywood. After fighting for and winning a new contract, Chris came to Arizona to knock on doors and get out the vote for Vice President Kamala Harris. When we fight, we win! Thank you, Chris!
LAURA BANUET
We are knocking on doors in Arizona making sure that the next president of the United States is Vice President Kamala Harris! Let’s go people, let’s get out the vote!
Remembering Reverend James Lawson
From the 1950’s lunch counter sit-ins demanding racial integration in Nashville to today’s worker demonstrations for respect here in Los Angeles, Reverend James M. Lawson Jr. taught us all to be leaders of a movement of love.