Lindsay Imai-Hong
Template:TOCnestleft Lindsay Imai-Hong is CA Director at Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network. Former Senior Program Manager at Urban Habitat. Lives in Oakland, California.
Education
- Studied Comparative Studies of Race and Ethnicity at Stanford University
- Went to Redwood High School
Seed the Vote
Seed the Vote is a project of the Everyday People PAC.
Some of the individuals supporting this project (organizations listed for identification purposes only):
- Jason Negron-Gonzales
- Emily Lee, San Francisco Rising Action Fund
- Max Elbaum, Organizing Upgrade
- Calvin Cheung-Miaw, Organizing Upgrade
- Kimi Lee, Bay Rising Action
- Lara Kiswani, Arab Resource and Organizing Center
- Jill Shenker, San Francisco Rising Action Fund
- Michelle Foy, Liberation Road
- Sarah Jarmon, Liberation Road
- Lindsay Imai-Hong, parent activist
- Zachary Norris, Ella Baker Center
- Adam Gold, Center for Popular Democracy Action
- Rose Mendelsohn, Bay Resistance[1]
Seed the Vote October 30 ·
"So many critical issues facing our communities and our planet hang in the balance of next year's presidential election and we need to win. That is why I am spending two weeks with Seed the Vote next Fall. I am excited that Seed the Vote will get out the vote in a key battleground state while it also supports base-building there to shift the balance of power in this country over the long term." -Lindsay
Ready to join Lindsay? Sign up at seedthevote.org — with Lindsay Imai-Hong.
Models for Fighting Racism & White Supremacy
Organizers Forum: Models for Fighting Racism & White Supremacy. Hosted by Organizer's Forum
Tuesday, October 15, 2019 at 10 AM – 11 AM 2019.
Thanks to those who joined the August call about fighting racism and white supremacy in disability organizations and the disability rights movement! Following up on that call, let's look around and outside our communities to see what others are doing and what we can learn. We will hear from people in white-led organizations about what they are doing to fight white supremacy inside and outside their organizations, and how white-led organizations can set up structures of accountability to communities of color.
Speakers:
- Lindsay Imai-Hong, Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network
- Dessa Cosma, Detroit Disability Power
- Sarah Jarmon, San Francisco Senior and Disability Action[2]