NUtalk

Meet the NUtalk 2019 speakers!
Northeastern student Juan Gallego has spent the past five years dedicated to advancing public policy, championing grassroots campaigns, and community building. Recognizing that the Latinx community in Massachusetts lags substantially behind other groups in the state on a wide array of social, educational, and financial metrics, Juan has dedicated himself to amplifying his community’s voice. His efforts have prioritized increased voter turnout and representation in elected office from the Latinx community by managing multiple local campaigns’ get-out-the-vote (GOTV) efforts, tailored specifically towards immigrants. In his hometown of Chelsea, Massachusetts Juan has advocated for the city to establish a Human Rights Commission and became one of the commission’s inaugural appointed members. Juan hopes to one day represent his community and all of the commonwealth by running for elected office.

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Art isn't just for beauty, it can also make a strong political statement. Check out this New York Times article on a Ford Foundation Gallery making a statement about discrimination.

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Ford Foundation Announces Art Gallery Opening The gallery’s debut exhibition, “Perilous Bodies,” explores the injustices of social stratification and discrimination.