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2016

Human Rights Erika Andiola at the DWC gala

Diaspora World Cup global ambassador and founder of Dream Action Coalition Erika Andiola stole the show at the Washington DC Marriott Marquis during the gala. The 500 guests who attended the dinner we...
Human Rights Erika Andiola at the DWC gala
Human Rights Erika Andiola at the DWC gala
2016

Human Rights Erika Andiola at the DWC gala

Diaspora World Cup global ambassador and founder of Dream Action Coalition Erika Andiola stole the s...
Diaspora World Cup global ambassador and founder of Dream Action Coalition Erika Andiola stole the show at the Washington DC Marriott Marquis during the gala. The 500 guests who attended the dinner were modified in a good way by her personal story and struggle as an immigrant in the United States of America. Miss Andiola strongly believes our children will have no future without Education.



Miss Erika Andiola short bio from Dream Action Coalition


Erika Andiola is a former Congressional Staffer for Arizona Congresswoman, KyrstenSinema and co-founder of the DRM Action Coalition. Erika started her community organizing experience when she co-founded the Arizona Dream Act Coalition.She then served in the National Coordinating Committee and the Board of Directors for the United We Dream Network. Her personal struggle as an undocumented woman herself, with an undocumented family, has given her the drive and the passion to keep fighting for immigrant rights.


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