Elías Magdalena

Elías Magdalena has a diverse work experience spanning various fields and organizations. In 2019, they interned at the U.S. House of Representatives, where they assisted in tracking legislation, researching bills, and writing memos. Elías also interned at the LGBTQ Victory Fund & Institute, where they worked with a member of Congress to develop leadership and professional skills. In 2020, Elías worked as an Immigration Research Assistant for the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, conducting research on border and immigration legislation. Elías also interned at Civil Liberties & Public Policy, participating in organizing and advocacy for reproductive rights and social justice.

Elías has also been involved in grassroots organizing and community engagement. Elías interned at the Pioneer Valley Workers Center, providing translation services and supporting organizing efforts for workers' rights. Additionally, they served as a Grassroots Organizing Intern, assisting with various campaigns and creating organizational documents for the Pioneer Valley Workers Center.

In the education field, Elías has experience as an Art Teacher at KIPP SoCal Public Schools and as a Studio Technician at Color Me Mine. Elías also worked as a Photography Teacher for the Care Center, co-teaching a weekly photography class for young mothers.

Furthermore, Elías has contributed to educational programs and community development at Hampshire College. Elías served as a Peer Educator, facilitating workshops on social issues and providing academic support for incoming freshmen. Elías also held roles as a Student Staff member, Peer Mentor, and Event Organizer, coordinating programming focused on relationship building, social wellness, and college access for youth.

Overall, Elías Magdalena has gained valuable experience in education, community engagement, grassroots organizing, policy research, and advocacy through their work in various organizations.

From 2017 to 2021, Elías Magdalena attended Hampshire College, where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Latin American Studies, Arts, and Politics.