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33: 202:’s Latino channel Tr3s aired public service announcements, created a hashtag on Twitter and established a nationwide network of bloggers". Kumar and her team also launched the 'Be Counted' campaign, which included a bilingual mobile phone app which enabled Latinos to fill out the 2010 census on their phones. The organization is also currently assisting Latinos in navigating the 183:, where she recognized the importance of technology in improving the gap in equality in Latino lives. She began working with the Latino advocacy group, Voto Latino in 2004. Currently based in Washington, D.C., the organization uses marketing campaigns and technology to encourage Latinos to participate in the political process. 213:
Under Kumar's direction, Voto Latino played a primary role in registering over half a million new Latino voters. In June 2018, the organization announced that it has set a new goal of registering one million voters by 2020 and is planning to spend $ 7 million on the project.
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In 2010, Kumar was the recipient of an Emmy nomination in the Outstanding News Discussion and Analysis category for her role as co-creator and host of the two hour
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where she received a BA in International Relations. She obtained a Master's degree in Public Policy from the
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which focused on Latino issues in the United States and the emerging role of Latinos in politics.
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political rights activist and President and CEO of the Latino political organization,
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Kumar began her career as a legislative aide to Democratic congressman
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among Latinos in the U.S. Later, Voto Latino partnered with the U.S.
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In the beginning, Voto Latino's mission was to increase
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Activists for Hispanic and Latino American civil rights
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in 2013 as one of the ten most influential women in
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in 2013 as one of the ten most influential women in
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Bogota, Colombia
University of California, Davis
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Voto Latino
Voto Latino Website
Colombian American
Voto Latino
Elle Magazine
Washington, D.C.
Latinos in America
Bogotá, Colombia
Sonoma, California
University of California, Davis
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
Vic Fazio
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Harvard University
voter registration
Census Bureau
2010 United States census
MTV
health exchanges
Affordable Care Act
MSNBC
town hall
Washington D.C.
Hispanic Business
National Women's History Alliance

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