Rafael Navar
Rafael Navar
Background
California State Director Rafael Navar for Bernie Sanders campaign 2020. National political director for the Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO from Mar. 2012. Deputy director of the political capacity team (Jan. 2011-Mar. 2012) and political capacity coordinator for the property service division (Aug. 2009-May 2011) of SEIU. Political director of SEIU Local 99, Sept. 2006-Nov. 2008. Organizer for the Labor Community Strategy Center, 2003. National coordinator for the National Commission for Democracy in Mexico, 1998-2001. B.A. in history from UC San Diego, 2003.
"Power concedes nothing"
"Power Concedes Nothing", a new collection edited by Linda Burnham, Max Elbaum, and Maria Poblet, tells the stories behind a victory that won both the White House and the Senate and powered progressive candidates to new levels of influence. It describes the on-the-ground efforts that mobilized a record-breaking turnout by registering new voters and motivating an electorate both old and new. In doing so it charts a viable path to victory for the vital contests upcoming in 2022 and 2024.
Massachusetts progressives engage in grassroots electoral politics in a variety of campaigns. In this program, contributors to Power Concedes Nothing will present national lessons from the 2020 election cycle. They will be questioned by several Massachusetts progressive organizers.
Rand Wilson July 12 2022.
Looking forward to this event on Thursday, July 14 at 7:00 PM. Tune in to hear about some of the lessons of the 2020 election and what's in store for 2022. Hopefully followed by discussion about the tensions (and connections) between organizing around issues versus organizing for electoral politics? With Jacob Swenson-Lengyel, Rafael Navar, Linda Burnham, Elvis Mendez, Vanessa Snow, and Beth Huang. Sponsored by:Massachusetts Progressive Action Organizing Committee, Massachusetts Peace Action; Convergence; Liberation Road; Progressive Democrats of America; Our Revolution - Massachusetts; Cape Cod Democratic Socialists of America, Progressive Massachusetts, Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts, Incorruptible Mass.
Advisory Board
The Wildfire Project is grateful to have the support of an esteemed board of writers, thought leaders, organizers, trainers, activists, artists and facilitators. The hundreds of years of experience between them helps to guide Wildfire’s direction, strategy and practices.
Brooke Lehman, Carinne Luck, Clayton Thomas Muller, Farhad Ebrahimi, George Lakey, Harmony Goldberg, Jonathan Smucker, Naomi Klein, Rafael Navar, Raj Patel, Raquel Lavina, Sumitra Rajkumar, Willie Baptist.
#peopletakepower
Calvin Cheung-Miaw October 1, 2017 ·
Oct 19th - we're hosting a conversation with Rukia Lumumba from the Jackson, MS and Rafael Navar from Communications Workers of America.
Part of #peopletakepower, a series of online discussions about elections, defeating the racist right-wing, and building left and progressive politics. Brought to you by the Left Inside/Outside Project, with Organizing Upgrade. Co-sponsored by Freedom Road Socialist Organization, LeftRoots, the Communist Party USA, and more to come...
With the DC Dream Defenders
Umi Selah, April 21, 2014 ·
- Dream Defenders would love to spend time with their DC friends, family, and supporters this month! On Thursday, April 24th, Dream Defenders will be hosting a social at Red Rocks in DC to see you all.
- The event will be a cultural gathering of the Dream Defenders' community in DC, featuring brief presentations from the Dream Defenders team, artwork, drinks, and good company. Blacked Out History M... See More — with Malu Brooks, Alana J. Hill, Angel Elliott, Corey Dade, Jade Ogunnaike, Steven Jumper, Rontel Batie, Hugh Harris, Rafael Navar, Jimmy Jay Hernandez, Aimee Ferg, Larry Ferguson, Brandon W. Ellis, Ashley Golden Brown, David Jr G, Maya Ayanna Darasaw, Aisha Alexander, Joy Lawson, Eddy Morales and Juliana Guzman-Morales.
National Advisory Board
The National Advisory Board of the Working Families Organization is comprised of representatives from national progressive organizations and from each of our state organizations.
Board in January 2016;
- Brandon Davis, SEIU
- Ilya Sheyman, Moveon.org
- Rafael Navar, CWA
- Brian Kettenring, Center for Popular Democracy
- Ana Maria Archila, Center for Popular Democracy
Advisors
We Will Replace You Advisors included: