By The Nevadan Staff, Alan Morales
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Alan Morales is a sociologist who was born in Las Vegas, raised in Mexico City, Madison, Wisconsin, and Santa Barbara, California. Graduating from the University of Nevada Las Vegas with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology, Alan's academic journey was enriched by their multicultural upbringing and diverse educational experiences.
Rooted in a family with a deep-seated tradition of political engagement, Alan's advocacy journey commenced early, marked by their involvement in Andre Manuel Lopez Obrador's landmark 2006 presidential campaign in Mexico. This experience laid the groundwork for his enduring dedication to effecting positive change through political advocacy.
Currently serving as a digital organizer for Battle Born Progress/Institute for a Progressive Nevada, Alan utilizes their expertise to amplify voices, mobilize communities, and advocate for progressive causes. Their professional trajectory includes a role as a research intern for the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 in Las Vegas, where they honed their skills in data analysis and strategic planning to advance workers' rights.
Alan's commitment to reproductive justice and healthcare accessibility was recognized with the Activist of the Year award from Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains. As President of Planned Parenthood's chapter at UNLV, they led impactful initiatives to educate and empower their peers, leaving an indelible mark on campus.
With a fervent belief in the power of grassroots organizing and collective action, Alan Morales continues to be a driving force in shaping a more equitable and just society. Their unwavering dedication to social justice, especially in the fields of reproductive justice and the environment serves as an inspiration to activists and advocates alike, embodying the spirit of transformative change.
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