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Author and historian John Nichols remembers my Tweet on Election Day 2016.

The Journey

My husband Jim is a small business owner and a member of Local First Arizona. I have owned two small businesses in the past– Powers/Queen Associates and Wind Dancer Design. We support Local First Arizona. The Living Economy event was informative.

Ways and Means Committee, 2019-20

Volunteers, 2016

Arizona House, May 2020

Sabino Canyon, Tucson, sunset, LD9

Despite the sweltering heat, Jim and I had a great time at the Labor Day Picnic. We collected a lot of Clean Elections $5 donations and signatures. Here I am with LD9 chair Michael Dues.

Walk the Talk Award from AZ Medical Assoc., 2019

38 Mile March for ERA, 2019

Award from Social Workers

Making masks during pandemic

Arizona List Event in Tucson, March 7, 2020.

Tucsonans protesting GPLETS

Wear a mask

NAACP Dinner

All Souls Procession 2015.

Red for Ed

Election Night 2016

Peace Fair

Post card party volunteers

I was proud to walk the ASARCO picket line with other members of the local National Writers Union.

Migrant workers quickly chop and trim giant, lush heads of Romaine lettuce and toss them onto a conveyor belt for the next person.

LD9

More than 70 members of the Arizona League of Women Voters came to the Capitol in February to lobby the Arizona Legislature on behalf of ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). Here are a few ERA supporters from LD9. You could see the Equal Rights for Women sashes all over the Capitol that day. Waves of women’s groups and protesters have came to the Capitol to support the ERA. The Republicans are still stalling. They don’t want their members to be “embarrassed” by voting against equal rights for women. There are more women in Arizona than there are Republicans.

Pride on Prade 2017

Parents, teachers, and public school advocates speak out against using taxpayer money to fund private and religious schools. Here I am with Reps. Isela Blanc (second from left) and Kelli Butler (third from the right).

Protesting abortion bans

I am so proud to serve with these women: Reps. Wenona Benally, Mitze Epstein, Geraldine Peten, Athena Salman, Kelli Butler, me, Isela Blanc, and Kirsten Engel in the front. The House Democratic Caucus rocks.

Handmaids protesting at the capital

Progressive Democrats of America (PDA Tucson) and the Pima Area Labor Federation (PALF) hosted an evening with author and historian John Nichols in early March.

Canvassing

Minority Leader Charlene Fernandez and Rep. Pamela Powers Hannley hold a list of Arizona voters who supported ratification of the ERA on the Legislature’s Request to Speak System.

There have been weekly Red for Ed protests at the state Capitol.

Udall Dinner

Rep. Randy Friese, Senator Steve Farley, and me.

Women’s March, Tucson

Being interviewed at anti-Trump rally, 2017.

Clean Elections!

Standing here with Eduardo and other local Steelworkers. My Dad and my husband were both Steelworkers.

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