She the People with Aimee Allison

On the season finale of She the People with Aimee Allison, we’re going to the people getting it done — from Michigan to Georgia. First, an interview with Aimee and Genny Castillo, principal of Estrella South Consulting, LLC and founder of ¡Vamos Georgia! Then in the second half you’ll hear Aimee’s conversation with Mothering Justice Founder and National Executive Director Danielle Atkinson. Discussed in this episode:The  Latina Futures 2050 LabSome Bachata to dance to Ballot Bash For an edited transcript, visit designobserver.com/shethepeopleFind Genny on InstagramFind Danielle on Twitter and Instagram Find Aimee Allison on Instagram, She the People on Instagram, and Design Observer on Instagram. 

On this episode of She the People with Aimee Allison we’re talking about narrative, and GOTV. First, you’ll hear from Equity Observer reporter L’Oreal Thompson Payton discuss the implications of misogynoir and representation on this election with expert Professor Moya Bailey. Then, Aimee’s interview with Crystal Echo Hawk, founder and CEO of IllumiNative the first and only national Native-led organization focused on changing the narrative about Native peoples on a mass scale. And stay tuned to the end for Joyful Noise- this week featuring #JoytothePoll’s kickoff event in Philly!Follow L’Oreal Thompson Payton on LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, and subscribe to Equity Observer to never miss reporting from Design Observer.Check out more from Moya Bailey here. Aimee and Crystal discussed:The findings from Reclaiming Native Truth, an unprecedented two-year, $3.3 million public opinion research and strategy setting initiative that was co-designed and co-led by IllumiNative founder Crystal Echo Hawk and Echo Hawk Consulting.Stream Fancy DanceWatch Deb Haaland at She the People GOTV resources from IllumiNative’s partnership with Native Organizers AllianceNativesVote for even more resources to support the organization of Native votersFollow Crystal Echo Hawk and IllumiNative on Instagram Get involved with #JoytothePolls hereFor an edited transcript, visit designobserver.com/shethepeopleFind Aimee Allison on Instagram, She the People on Instagram, and Design Observer on Instagram. 

On this episode of She the People with Aimee Allison, we’re taking to the halls of congress and organizing in the streets with two women who have worked tirelessly to bring America into a new era. First up, you’ll hear Aimee’s conversation with California Congresswoman Barbara Lee, the highest ranking Black woman in Democratic Party Leadership. From her perspective as a former organizer for Shirley Chisholm, Congresswoman Lee shares how Kamala Harris’ historic campaign extends the lineage of Black women running for office. Then, Aimee sits down with Saru Jayaraman, the founder and president of One Fair Wage who has been fighting for economic justice for American workers for over two decades. Jayaraman explains why, in 2024, we are closer to ending the subminimum wage for restaurant and service workers than ever before. And stay tuned to the end for Joyful Noise- this week featuring NYC Councilwoman Shahana Hanif! To close, Aimee shares the findings of a new, groundbreaking poll of women of color voters conducted by the 2040 Strategy Group in collaboration with She the People.Aimee and Congresswoman Lee discussed:How Jessie Jackson’s presidential campaigns changed delegate rulesThe Congressional Black Caucus’ Support of President Biden and VP HarrisAimee and Saru Jayaraman discussed:The history of tips in AmericaFollow Congresswoman Barbara Lee on X.Follow Saru Jayaraman on X, and check out One Fair Wage.For an edited transcript, visit designobserver.com/shethepeople.Find Aimee Allison on Instagram, She the People on Instagram, and Design Observer on Instagram. 

On this episode of She the People with Aimee Allison, we’re crunching numbers and getting grounded with political science professors. You’ll hear: an update from Equity Observer reporter L’Oreal Thompson Payton and Northwestern’s Tabitha Bonilla, PhD, about new polling demographics and information, plus Aimee’s conversation with Texas Woman’s University’s Christina Bejarano, PhD, and The Ohio State University’s Wendy Smooth, PhD. These academics shared their latest findings on women of color organizing on the ground and their work with the Kamala Harris Project. And stick around for our joyful noise segment at the end — dancing! Follow L’Oreal Thompson Payton on LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, and subscribe to Equity Observer to never miss reporting from Design Observer. You can follow more of Dr. Tabitha Bonilla’s work hereAimee, Christina, and Wendy discussed:The Kamala Harris ProjectRead “Women of Color Mobilizing: Sistahs are Doing It for Themselves from GOTV to Running Candidates for Political Office" from Journal of Women, Politics and Policy 2022  hereFollow Dr. Christina Bejarano on XFollow Dr. Wendy Smooth on XFor an edited transcript, visit designobserver.com/shethepeopleFind Aimee Allison on Instagram, She the People on Instagram, and Design Observer on Instagram. 

On this episode of She the People with Aimee Allison, you’ll hear: on-the-ground reporting from Equity Observer reporter L’Oreal Thompson Payton profiling Tansy McNulty of 1 Million Madly Motivated Moms, Aimee Allison’s interview with civil rights lawyer and activist Maya Wiley, and some joyful noise from the recent Democratic National Convention. This podcast begins with a candid discussion about guns, police violence, and the Sonya Massey murder case. If you’d prefer to skip this section, please join the conversation at the 11-minute mark.Check out The Right Response Resource from 1 Million Madly Motivated MomsFollow L’Oreal Thompson Payton on LinkedIn, Instagram, and X, and subscribe to Equity Observer to never miss reporting from Design Observer. Aimee and Maya discuss:Maya’s powerful segment on MSNBC“Project 2025: What’s At Stake for Civil Rights” from The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human RightsMaya’s memoir, Remember, You Are a Wiley, which publishes September 17 and is available for pre-order hereFollow Maya Wiley on Instagram and XFor an edited transcript, visit designobserver.com/shethepeopleFind Aimee Allison on Instagram, She the People on Instagram, and Design Observer on Instagram. She the People is a registered trademark of Aimee Allison.

She the People with Aimee Allison in collaboration with Design Observer invites you into a joyful conversation about the power of our multiracial democracy, led by women of color. In depth interviews with women leaders, strategists, thinkers and artists alongside on the ground reporting will help us make meaning of this historic moment. Our first episode drops September 2024. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your podcatcher of choice. Follow @_shethepeople on Instagram and Facebook and @designobserver on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Youtube to keep up with us.