APANO Action Fund Social Media

Multimedia Projects, University of Oregon, 2024-2026

Videos and photo projects created during my time as the Communications Coordinator for APANO Action Fund.

Day in the Life: Capitol Lobby Visit

APANO Legislative Session Highlight

Immigrant Justice Package Speech

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A digital poster announcing that the election is tomorrow, specifically on November 5, 2024. The poster is aimed at Oregon voters and features illustrations of a hand placing a ballot into a voting box.
Group of adults holding certificates, smiling, indoors with a mural background, in a celebration setting.
Information about the arrival of ballots for Oregon voters, including images of official voter ballots and return envelopes for the 2025 election on May 20th. The posters highlight ballot tracking and voting procedures with hashtags #SchoolBoard2025 and #ORElections.
An illustrated farmer planting seedlings in the soil, with text supporting farmworker climate disaster relief and information about legislation HB 3193.
A digital graphic with a teal background promoting Portland's new city council districts, including a swipe prompt in the top right, and a logo for APANO Action Fund at the bottom left.
Flyer for a budget town hall event with logos of APANO Action Fund, Family Forward Oregon, Urban League of Portland, and Oregon School-Based Health Alliance at the top. The event is scheduled for June 5 from 6 to 7 PM at APANO Community Space. The flyer features a photo of community members gathered in a room, engaging in a town hall meeting. Details invite attendees to speak with representatives, learn about the state budget, and support neighbors. RSVP link provided.
Posters promoting APANO Action Fund policy priorities and legislations, including tax disconnect, protect your door, anti-discrimination, and law enforcement visibility act.
A woman with long dark hair smiling, wearing a red blazer and black top, standing outdoors with a blurred background. Text overlays indicate she is a Longtime Advocate, Elected Official, APANO AF Endorsed, and Meet Beaverton City Councilor Nadia Hasan.
Design announcement for APANO Action Fund introducing the new 'Meet Our PACE Team,' which focuses on political, policy, advocacy, and civic engagement, with a note about new faces around the organization.
Flyer for APANO Action Fund's Kickoff and Canvass event featuring photos of five diverse speakers: Candace Avalos, Timur Ender, Steph Routh, Cayle Tern, and Rep. Hoa Nguyen. Event details include date, time, and location in Portland, Oregon, with logos of Latino Network Action Fund, APANO Action Fund, and Ebony Collective Coalition.
A public health poster with instructions on reporting potential ICE activity, emphasizing the 'C.L.E.A.R.' acronym for Count, Location, Equipment, Activity, Report Time. The poster includes a hotline number 1-888-622-1510 for PIRC. It features logos for APANO.
A young woman with glasses and long dark hair smiling at the camera outdoors, with text overlay stating 'Hi everyone! I'm Ivy!' in a yellow speech bubble and a heart icon. Background shows a park with trees and buildings.
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